Where's the Beef?

For the answer, look no further than Ferris Hills at West Lake in Canandaigua, NY

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The 10th Annual Chef & Sip Challenge was held yesterday at the Hotel Canandaigua. It was presented by the Canandaigua Kiwanis Club.  

Our Chefs, Daniel Cobb and Julie Woloson offered up Yankee Pot Roast and Mashed Potatoes garnished with puff pastry/carmalized onion & chive.  It was a feast for the senses and they came home with the prize of Most Creative!  Congratulations to these talented chefs!

Lots of familiar faces in the photos.  You will see some of our wait staff, Matt Pelton and Kaylee White, out enjoying the day along with retired Executive Director, Aimee Ward. The venue was beautiful, the competition was fierce, but there was great camaraderie among the many talented chefs.  There is so much talent in this region of the Finger Lakes and we are fortunate to have some of that talent right here at Ferris Hills and Clark Meadows.

 

The Centerpieces are just Beautiful!

Ferris Hills Holiday Dinners have tablescapes this year that are extra special.

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In these pictures you can see a flurry of activity in Rayburn Hall as we prepared for our annual Holiday Dinner Extravaganza.  The centerpieces were made from foraging in the woods.  Residents got together and did all the arranging.  The invitations were sent out, our chefs were busy planning and preparing, and the staff helped arrange and set the tables.  The parties have begun.  Each floor has their own private dinner in the great hall.  It is an opportunity to give thanks and to spend time with neighbors and friends.

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Rayburn Hall is Open!

Rayburn Hall is Open!

The beautiful Rayburn Hall is now open!

Eric Holmquist, architect from SWBR designed the perfect space and the built in bar is already a big hit!  Cathy Dobrowal picked out carpet, wall paper &
paint colors to give a light and airy feel.

Willie Norton, project manager from Pike, was wonderful to work with.  Every day he patiently answered questions, listened to concerns and found a way to make it all work.  

20 years ago, the Rayburns and the Sands came together and worked at getting their vision built for a Senior Community for Canandaigua.  Living here for many years, Bill Rayburn recognized the need to continue to invest in his community as he wanted to be sure that Ferris Hills stayed vibrant for his friends, family and others who wanted to stay in the Finger Lakes for years to come. 

Bill & Peg Rayburn left Senior Communities $1,000,000 to achieve the goal of a place where we can all come together to enjoy music, lectures and most of all, each other’s friendships.
 

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