All ERS team members, not just at Marjorie P. Lee, strive to make our residents feel like they're being cared for not by expert professionals but by people who seem like family. One way we accomplish this goal is by creating opportunities for residents to build close relationships with staff. You may not realize that this process starts long before move-in day, with unique events designed to show seniors what our community is all about!
Jenn Schlotbom, Director of Community Relations
Jenn Schlotbom is the Director of Community Relations at Marjorie P. Lee and has served Episcopal Retirement Services for three years. Before her current position, Jenn worked at Marjorie Lee as our move-in coordinator, assisting residents as they moved into their new homes.
Now, Jenn is responsible for creating waitlists and managing the admissions into the Memory Support Households. “I love working with and building relationships with the Memory Support residents and families,” Jenn said.
Anthony Williams, Administrator of Health Services
Anthony Williams is the Administrator of Health Services at Marjorie P. Lee. He has eleven years of service at ERS and loves helping residents meet their health goals.
Anthony and the Marjorie Health Services team don’t just work with residents in times of challenge. It’s their goal to get to know residents, their wishes, their likes and dislikes, and their interests the second they join our Marjorie family. They’ll work in partnership with you to help you be successful in meeting your health goals here at Marjorie.
Something else you should know is that Anthony is a big animal lover and has two dogs at home: Skittles and Rhys.
Larceida Beatty, Memory Support Household Coordinator
Larceida Beatty, known to all at Marjorie Lee as CeCe, is our Memory Support Household Coordinator and has been in the position for just under a year. She served our memory support residents as a resident assistant for 3 years before being promoted to Household Coordinator. Her role varies day-to-day, but mostly CeCe acts as the liaison between our residents, families, and staff. Her goal is to make sure our households run as smoothly as possible for our residents.
CeCe says her favorite thing about working at MPL is the residents. “The relationships I’ve made with the residents and their families have made this the most fulfilling job I’ve ever had.”
Emerson Stambaugh, Director of Hospitality
Emerson Stambaugh is Marjorie P. Lee’s Director of Hospitality. He is excited to be celebrating his 25th anniversary with ERS this year! Over the years, Emerson has held several different roles including Director of Dining Services and Health Services Administrator. His current role is to manage the hotel functions of Marjorie P. Lee and our sister campus Deupree House. This includes Dining Services, Maintenance, Housekeeping, Transportation, Security, and Groundskeeping. Emerson says his work allows him to stay in direct contact with residents and have meaningful relationships, which happens to be his favorite part of the job.
“I have had the privilege to help our residents live their best life,” Emerson explains. Serving others in their time of need is a personal mission. In addition, I have had the opportunity to work with and support my fellow staff on their journey with ERS. It may sound cliché, but we really are a big family!”
When not at work, Emerson loves to get lost in a good book or take a long walk with his dog.
Chloe Hough, Wellness Director
Chloe Hough is the Wellness Director at Marjorie P. Lee and has served at ERS since August 2019. During Lunch & Learn events, Chloe strives to let everyone know about all the great activities happening at Marjorie P. Lee. “We offer a variety of wellness programming,” she explains, “from group exercise to aquatic exercise to personal training to massage therapy! Our wellness programs are fun and designed to help keep our residents active and involved. We also welcome all fitness levels.”
In our Memory Support Households, specifically, Chloe also leads wellness programs for our memory support residents. Chloe and her wellness team offer chair aerobics, yoga, Tai Chi, and other low-impact, easy-to-scale group exercise programs, that can easily be modified to meet changing abilities on a given day, to get seniors moving and, hopefully, slow the progression of dementia, Alzheimer's disease, and other cognitive disorders.
Judi Dean, Director of Nursing
Judi Dean is the Director of Nursing at Marjorie P. Lee and has served ERS for 36 years. She is responsible for organizing, controlling, and maintaining operations for the nursing departments as well as leading our Memory Support specialty program.
"Most importantly," Judi explained in a recent interview, "I make sure we are providing quality resident care. I accomplish this by looking at systems, interventions, and ways we can improve care and care delivery." Read the full interview here to learn more about Judi Dean and our nursing services!