These days, it is rarity to find someone working at the same job for a couple of years. Todays generation is constantly changing jobs,looking for something different, not sure what they want. Hell some people
quit so they can find themselves-whatever the Hell that means.
So when I read that Cornell is celebrating 32 years- it reminded me how much society has changed.
For one person to stay with one job is a rarity.
To find one person with 32 years working, and still able to do the work and do it well-even more rare.
I've been at Finnmark for almost 20 years- I can recall a number of staff changes- yet through all the changes,
different job description and emergency situations, Cornell has been steadfast.
He has been a good friend all these years and so I wish to congratulate him and wish him the best.
If you see him walking the grounds, thank him, congratulate him and shake his hand- for 32 years he has held this place together.
THANK YOU CORNELL FOR EVERYTHING
Monday, August 26, 2013
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
The Staff of Americana Finnmark
Because of a recent hospital stay- I have been confined to my bed- unable to walk-and if I attempt to walk I get wobbily.
A few weeks ago my roomate had a diabetic incident and I had to call 911- The door was locked and I was unable to get to the door-so the EMTs had to break in.
I called the office for the name of a good locksmith and to have either Cornell or Billy look at the lock to see how serious the damage was.
Cornel was able to fix the lock at a cost far less than a locksmith would have charged.
A few days ago, my roommate had another incident an collapsed on the floor. I called 911, then I called Debbie at the office. I asked her if she could send Cornel or Billy over with a copy of my key and unlock the door. Billy showed up-the result no broken door.
Our staff is great, but what isn't known are the little things, not in their description that makes them greater. There are a lot of untold stories of the good deeds our staff have been doing in this community for years.
When I was on the BOD I always tried to do them right with each new contract. They are what makes living here at Finnmark
so special.
Remember this when you see them- greet them and thank them for all they do.
They are the greatest
A few weeks ago my roomate had a diabetic incident and I had to call 911- The door was locked and I was unable to get to the door-so the EMTs had to break in.
I called the office for the name of a good locksmith and to have either Cornell or Billy look at the lock to see how serious the damage was.
Cornel was able to fix the lock at a cost far less than a locksmith would have charged.
A few days ago, my roommate had another incident an collapsed on the floor. I called 911, then I called Debbie at the office. I asked her if she could send Cornel or Billy over with a copy of my key and unlock the door. Billy showed up-the result no broken door.
Our staff is great, but what isn't known are the little things, not in their description that makes them greater. There are a lot of untold stories of the good deeds our staff have been doing in this community for years.
When I was on the BOD I always tried to do them right with each new contract. They are what makes living here at Finnmark
so special.
Remember this when you see them- greet them and thank them for all they do.
They are the greatest
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