“I started at Morris Hall when I came to this country from Jamaica. The people I work with are like family to me and some really are my family, literally. Some have worked here at one time or another; others have moved on to different things. But one thing is for sure, they have all been a part of this institution and so will I, until I retire.”
– Gloria McIntosh, CNA, a rehabilitation assistant with 25 years of service

“Caring for people is my passion. It touches my heart and keeps me going when I receive comforting praise from family members and develop a great rapport with residents.”
– Shirley Garrette, CNA, a nurse’s assistant with 26 years of service

“I’ve been working at Morris Hall for 26 years and have enjoyed every year. It’s not just a job to me, it’s a pleasure, because I love doing what I do and helping people.”
– Priscilla Jackson-Gordon, CNA, a nurse’s assistant with 26 years of service

“It’s a pleasure working with the residents, especially the feisty ones.”
– Dora Thomas, CNA, a nurse’s assistant with 27 years of experience

“I’ve enjoyed caring for the residents and working with my coworkers. My two daughters worked at Morris Hall while they were in high school. Now I’m looking forward to enjoying my retirement when the time comes.”
– Pearl Bronner, CNA, a nurse’s assistant with 28 years of service

“I started when my youngest began first grade; now I am a grandmother of four. I enjoy my job every day I’m here. It’s not the work, but the friendships that makes your job a joy. “
– Dolores Nicolet, an administrative assistant with 28 years of experience