Valentine's Day at Clark Meadows Valentine's Day at Clark Meadows Love is in the air! KristenMeyer / Tuesday, February 14, 2023 0 6126 Read more
"Minds Matter" "Minds Matter" Self-Care Group KristenMeyer / Friday, January 6, 2023 0 7123 Once a month, since July, we have held a meeting of the minds! Read more
The Bond Between Caregivers and Our Residents The Bond Between Caregivers and Our Residents The bonds that form are so very important to both staff and residents. KristenMeyer / Monday, January 2, 2023 0 6045 It is more than a job. It is a calling for many of our staff. Read more
The Art of Serenity The Art of Serenity A mountainous scene to calm the soul by Al Johnson KristenMeyer / Tuesday, December 20, 2022 0 5838 Read more
Clark Meadows Annual Holiday Party! Clark Meadows Annual Holiday Party! Joy in Fellowship! KristenMeyer / Friday, December 16, 2022 0 5564 The Clark Meadows Holday Party was enjoyed by all who attended. Delicious food, drinks, and festivities! Read more
Lynne Standish / Friday, April 8, 2022 / Categories: Ferris Hills Events, Ferris Hills Blog Love Boat: Confessions of a ship's surgeon It is so great to see the number of residents in our community coming out to support one of their own. On Thursday, April 7th, retired Dr. Bernard Oseroff presented a power point about his time working on his very own Love Boat! Dr. Oseroff worked on the SS America where Doctors are referred to as "Assistant Surgeons". He did make the point that he never performed surgery, but rather was the family medicine doctor for crew and up to 600 passengers at a time. In order to work on this steamship, he also had to be certified as an "able bodied seaman" by the U.S. Coast Guard. The SS America was a very luxurious ship, the length of two football fields! During his time on the ship, he mentioned meeting the most beautiful woman he had ever seen before! This lovely lady would become his wife of 54 years. Dr. Oseroff or "Bern" as residents call him, reminisced about days gone by, shared artwork of the ship, as well as photographs of his time on this steamship. Previous Article Happy Birthday Dorothy! Next Article Happy 100th Birthday! Print 24572