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Annette Rosario earns OnShift lifetime achievement award
Almost 30 years ago, Annette Rosario began her career with Good Samaritan Society – Fort Collins Village in Fort Collins, Colorado.
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Greg Wilcox leaves a legacy of service
It’s not always easy to sum up a 32-year career, but for Greg Wilcox, who’s retiring from his role as vice president of mission integration and senior pastor for the Good Samaritan Society, there’s a deep sense of thankfulness.
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Health care hero: Kelsey Mergen, administrator
A nursing home means a lot to a small town. It’s a place loved ones are well cared for while being able to live close. It’s usually a significant employer there, offering a short commute and a chance to live out a calling. And it’s a place where history lives – where residents’ and employees’ memories interweave.
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Caring is second nature for DAISY Award recipient
When Becky Carpenter began working as a certified nursing assistant in 1991, she didn’t realize it would turn into a nursing career. But after almost three decades, she can’t imagine doing anything else.
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Health care hero: Anita Quast, activity director
Anita Quast has the type of job that many people hope for – one that’s enjoyable and fulfilling.
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Kacie Kula is the Society’s first DAISY Award recipient
Kacie is a nurse at Good Samaritan Society – Albert Lea in Albert Lea, Minnesota. Kacie began working at the location in August 2019.