Lori Tourville, Executive Director

Tessie Espinosa, Administrative Assistant and Bookkeeper

Directors Message 

    The time for everyone to return is getting closer. What a grand time and joy that will be. The hustle and bustle will return.

    A nice sit-down lunch and conversations with people in the same room will be a treat. Avoiding others in order to slow down the spread of Covid-19 has made me realize, now more than ever, the importance of social interaction. 

    It is going to be interesting to see how much time it will take to change back to our old routines. Our new routines do have comfort in mind. What will it feel like to wear “street” clothes again? Well, it seems not all of the new routines are completely awful. Some of the trade offs have been comfy.

    I’m looking forward to once again being able to assess the whole person speaking to me, not reaching any conclusions about health or happiness as seen solely in the eyes. I have been amazed at how much emotion is not seen in the eyes alone.

    The drive-thru experience seems to be working. I enjoy seeing smiley faces—I assume there are smiles under your masks. I am happy to see the masks. I believe it to be helpful.

    Soon, if not already, seniors will have their turn to receive the vaccine. I feel it is a good idea to be vaccinated. It doesn’t appear to be safe to get Covid-19 and simply hope the symptoms are not severe.

    Hang in there. We are in the home stretch.

Lori

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