Posts by Danielle Procopio
Niles Hosting American Red Cross Blood Drive May 22
Please schedule a time here! All donors will receive a $5 Amazon Gift Card! To learn more about the American Red Cross’s RapidPass system or to register the day of donation, please click here.
Read MoreIntroducing OneDay
Shepherd of the Valley has partnered with OneDay for Senior Living, a video storytelling app that allows us to create and share videos. It’s a unique opportunity for our residents to have their experiences and stories captured on film and shared with their loved ones. These videos will serve as an eternal gift for their…
Read MoreWeekly Reflection for January 24, 2019
One day I was driving my niece home from preschool and I asked her how her day was and what she learned in school. She said, “Hate is bad, love is good, we should love God and Jesus.” Seems like simple advice, yet if we look at our world today in many areas we are…
Read MoreWeekly Reflection for January 22, 2019
Something To Think About Rev. Donald P. Barnes, Chaplain “I have come that you might have life and have it more abundantly.” John 10: 10 Lorra is engaged in a new hobby. She works at her craft every evening. She is not always sure how things are going to work out – it’s a free…
Read MoreCEU Opportunities
FREE Category A Nursing CEU with Shepherd of the Valley! Thursday, January 102pm or 4pm Mill Creek Metroparks Farm7574 Columbiana-Canfield RoadCanfield, Ohio 44406
Read MoreShepherd’s Foundation Wine Social 2019: Tickets
Please join us for our fifth annual Wine Social to benefit Shepherd’s Foundation! We are almost sold out! To check availability, please call 330-530-4038, ext. 2050.
Read MoreThe Virtual Dementia Tour
The Virtual Dementia Tour simulates the effects of aging and dementia to give families, caregivers and the general public an opportunity to walk in their shoes. Quality care for people dealing with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias begins with caregivers who are sensitive, patient and kind. The Virtual Dementia Tour is a scientifically proven method…
Read MoreLiberty Community Update
If you have not had a chance to check out the progress of our Liberty community, our friends at DeSalvo Construction took some drone footage to share! We are excited to see our new campus coming along!#comingsoon #spring2020
Read MoreThe Business Journal: Shepherd of the Valley Liberty Ground Breaking
Shepherd of the Valley Liberty Ground Breaking
Read MoreThe Business Journal: Shepherd Breaks Ground on $31M Senior Living Complex
Shepherd Breaks Ground on $31M Senior Living Complex
Read MoreDesigner Bag Bingo
Tickets 1 Ticket $35.00 USD2 Tickets $70.00 USD3 Tickets $105.00 USD4 Tickets $140.00 USD5 Tickets $175.00 USD6 Tickets $210.00 USD7 Tickets $245.00 USDFull Table $280.00 USD
Read MoreFlag Retirement Services
Bring your torn or worn out flag to any Shepherd of the Valley throughout the month of September for a proper retirement. The U.S. Flag Code states, “The flag, when it is in such condition that it is no longer a fitting emblem for display, should be destroyed in a dignified way, preferably by…
Read MoreWeekly Reflections with Pastor Barnes – 8/10/2018
How Will You Face Challenges? Rev. Donald P. Barnes, Chaplain Twenty-two years on the assembly line… I Started at Peerless the day I turned eighteen years old. Confined eight hours a day within the walls of a cinder block, windowless factory, I pumped out widgets and daydreamed about a vocation that offered greater meaning and…
Read MoreEnvironmental Career Fair
We are holding our next job fair for environmental services staff (maintenance and housekeeping) at ou Howland community on Friday, July 20th from 10am– 2pm. Jobs are available at our Boardman, Howland, Niles and Poland communities, so stop in to interview with our team! Open interviews will be conducted for each position opening. All available…
Read MoreHelp Harlene’s Ministry
Meet Harlene! Harlene is an Assisted Living resident at Shepherd of the Valley. In her free time, she sews dresses for underprivileged girls of Panama. Harlene is in need of cotton fabrics, universal sewing machine needles, white thread, ricrac and ribbon trim. Until the end of August, we will be collecting these necessities and additional notions…
Read MoreHowland Assisted Living Move-In Special
New Howland residents who sign an Assisted Living lease during the month of July receive $1,000 off their first month service fee. Schedule a tour today and learn about the benefits of our Assisted Living community at Howland. Contact: Rachel Ellis Director of Marketing & Admissions 330-856-9232, ext. 2618 Shepherd of the Valley– Howland 4100 North River…
Read MoreHelen Taipale
Howland resident Helen Taipale had simple dream of going for a ride in the country and meeting the people. She felt a ride in the country represented freedom. Helen looked out the window during the entire ride! She kept saying everything “looks calm & quiet” and shared stories how she lived on a farm when she…
Read MoreWeekly Reflections with Pastor Barnes – 7/6/2018
Something to Think About Rev. Donald P. Barnes, Chaplain Jonathan, Kaylei, Chloe, Kara, Christopher, Kaylee, Brynne, Harper, and Brendon. We have a camp in Bristolville. Our camper is parked in a secluded, hickory wood on the north shore of Paradise Lake. Lorra and I “weekend” at our home-away-from-home. We perch on two gravity chairs under…
Read MoreGriefShare – Grief Support Group
Help and encouragement after the death of a spouse, child, family member, or friend GriefShare is a special weekly seminar and support group designed to help you rebuild your life after losing a loved one. Our group is led by caring people who have experienced grief and want to help you through the difficult days ahead.…
Read MoreBennett Jones
Bennett Jones is a 96 year old resident at our Boardman skilled nursing and rehabilitation center. Bennett started fishing with his daddy in 1927 when he was 5 years old. The first place he fished was Gilford Lake in Columbiana County Ohio but has fished most of the local lakes. When he was enrolled in…
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