KENNEBUNK — Atria Senior Living celebrates its residents nationwide by providing them with an entire month of vibrant and up-scale events called “National Resident Appreciation Month.”
Recently, Atria Kennebunk resident ambassadors were honored with personalized trophies and a dinner from Mei Leh Wah Restaurant upon their request.
At all Atrias, selected residents are appointed with the responsibility of becoming an ambassador. Their job is to take new residents under their wing when they first move in.
New residents are paired strategically with an ambassador with “like” interests. For example, if someone enjoys cribbage, an ambassador who also enjoys the game will be assigned to that individual.
“This truly gives new residents a sense of security and genuine opportunity to connect with someone right from the get-go,” said Engage Life Director Amber Wilson. “We have seven quality residents who take the task of being a resident ambassador very seriously. We could not be more proud of what they accomplish throughout the year for our community.”
Residents recognized for their superior achievements were; Ethel Mae Theriault, Marian Hanson, Val McGann, Terry Chart, Therese Paquette, Avis Nelson and Florence Summerhays.
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