It takes a special type of person to work with older adults living with dementia. If you are doing it right, you are not just providing care for those facing…

When considering a move, people often struggle with the same question: when is the right time? For Jane Mullen, her epiphany came while walking her dog. On this day, she…

Bob Wesley remembers having a singular motivation for entering the health care field over two decades ago:  “I enjoy making a difference in people’s lives.” Today, Bob’s brand of difference…

Born and raised right here in Rochester, Terri McTigue is hardly new to the area or to St. John’s. She spent her working years as a nurse and always enjoyed…

Hawthorne Resident Sonja Wendt remembers the good times–and is eager for more. Born and raised in Irondequoit, NY, Sonja has lived many places, including New York City, Syracuse and Sioux…

Jack Holzwarth, now a resident at the Hawthorne at St. John’s Meadows, has lived a rich and varied life to date. Jack grew up at 3977 East Avenue, the last…

“In fundraising, it’s not about where you want the money, it’s about listening to donors,” said Alexandra Bailey, Development Manager at the St. John’s Foundation. “Some people think fundraising is…

Celeste Sriringo, Development Assistant for the St. John’s Foundation, is motivated by compassion and an appreciation for what St. John’s does for the lives of its residents. Celeste’s first encounter…

St. John’s Home resident Betty Kelly sometimes feels that her five children are too persistent in their visits, calls, and well-wishes. And recently, according to Betty, her son Dave went…

Nancy Dubner, resident of St. John’s Meadows, was recently featured in an article in “55 Plus” magazine, celebrating her lifetime of remarkable achievements. Born in Massachusetts and educated in Connecticut,…