Please join us in congratulating and thanking Terry Smith for his commitment to the residents at Cedar Haven.
Terry has been selected as our most recent Employee of the Week. You can read comments about Terry written by other members of the Cedar Haven team below.
On behalf of all of us at Cedar Haven, thank you and congratulations, Terry!
Comments made by fellow staff members:
“Terry works more hours than anyone I know. So much so, that he should just move in since he’s here more than at his own home.”
“Terry has come to us many of times to pick-up hours to help out as a hospitality aide. We appreciate the extra help and so do our residents.”
“Terry has a positive attitude and always willing to help.”
“Terry always goes above and beyond to help his coworkers and the residents. He often picks up at the front desk doing temps and also works on the floor helping the CNAs. Always has a positive attitude.”
“He fills in whenever needed. Always great attitude. Always shows up to work to do his best!”
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