Bell Gardens serves HDH staff shaved ice

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Bell Gardens Place had a Chill Out Day recently at Highland District Hospital. Bell Gardens provided free Kona Shaved Ice to the hospital staff as a thank you for all they do for the community. Several employees enjoyed the shaved ice on the first warm day we have had in the last several. Michael Bradford, executive director, and Ida Hecht, community relations manager from Bell Gardens Place, sponsored and attended the event. Also in attendance was Jill McRitchie, regional director of sales and marketing for Enlivant. Pictured are many of the hospital staff that enjoyed the shaved ice event. More than 147 shaved ice treats were served.

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Bell Gardens Place had a Chill Out Day recently at Highland District Hospital. Bell Gardens provided free Kona Shaved Ice to the hospital staff as a thank you for all they do for the community. Several employees enjoyed the shaved ice on the first warm day we have had in the last several. Michael Bradford, executive director, and Ida Hecht, community relations manager from Bell Gardens Place, sponsored and attended the event. Also in attendance was Jill McRitchie, regional director of sales and marketing for Enlivant. Pictured are many of the hospital staff that enjoyed the shaved ice event. More than 147 shaved ice treats were served.
http://aimmedianetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/33/2017/05/web1_Bell-pic-2.jpgBell Gardens Place had a Chill Out Day recently at Highland District Hospital. Bell Gardens provided free Kona Shaved Ice to the hospital staff as a thank you for all they do for the community. Several employees enjoyed the shaved ice on the first warm day we have had in the last several. Michael Bradford, executive director, and Ida Hecht, community relations manager from Bell Gardens Place, sponsored and attended the event. Also in attendance was Jill McRitchie, regional director of sales and marketing for Enlivant. Pictured are many of the hospital staff that enjoyed the shaved ice event. More than 147 shaved ice treats were served.

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