|
|
 |
| |
And the Winners Are...
|
Congratulations to the winners of the Masonic Villages Photo Contest! Each winner received an Olympus D-545 4.0 Megapixel Digital Camera.
In an effort to save valued dollars, we sponsored the photo contest to increase our photo archives for marketing and promotional purposes.
We received more than 200 entries, making it difficult for our judges to choose only one winner in each category: nature, resident/staff interaction, residents by themselves or with loved ones, and staff in action. Thanks to all the residents, staff, families and friends who participated in our contest. A "thank you" also goes to our judges: Lori Stahl, professional photographer and owner of Stahl Gallery; Tony Sweigart, professional photographer and owner of Tony Sweigart Photography; and Dr. Hans-Erik Wennberg, Associate Professor of Communications, Elizabethtown College.
Honorable Mentions
Kudos to the following entrants who received honorable mentions from our judges:
- Eileen Arroyo-Diaz, 2005 Masonic Children's Home Graduate (for Nature)
- Scott Farmer, Cook, Elizabethtown (for Nature and Staff in Action)
- Rachel George, LPN, Elizabethtown (for Nature, Residents by Themselves/with Loved Ones and Staff in Action)
- Thomas E. Glidden, Elizabethtown resident (for Nature)
- Myrt Godfrey, Adult Daily Living Center employee (for Nature)
- Margaret B. Meyers, Sewickley resident (for Nature)
- Robert Murray, Elizabethtown resident (for Residents by Themselves/with Loved Ones)
 |  |
| Rose Snyder, Director, Masonic Village Child Care Center in Elizabethtown, won first place in the "Nature" category. She photographed her nephew, Connor Grimacy, smelling the tulips on the Elizabethtown campus.
|
 |  |
| Scott Farmer, Cook in Elizabethtown, won first place in the "Residents by Themselves or with Loved Ones" category. He photographed Elizabethtown residents Gene and Francis Light dancing. |
 |  |
| Rachel George, LPN in Elizabethtown, won first place in the "Resident/Staff Interaction"category. Rachel photographed Elizabethtown resident Ruth Hill and Jen Hinton, Recreation/Music Therapist, during the Beach Party in June.
|
 |  |
| Marilyn Lewullis, Marketing Assistant in Lafayette Hill, won first place in the "Staff in Action" category. Marilyn photographed Bill Conaway, Driver, during the staff relay at the Senior Olympics. Bill had to find a cherry in a whipped cream pie without using his hands. After he found the cherry, he raced for the finish line. |
|
|
|
