Events at the Jewish Home

October 2008 Mayor Gavin Newsom visits the Jewish Home

“This is an impressive place.” So said Mayor Gavin Newsom, who, in the course of his visit to the Jewish Home, had the pleasure of sitting in on the Council of Residents’ October 7 meeting, getting a tour of the campus and facilities, and being photographed with some of our staff. All-round impressions were mutually positive!

Mayor Newsom with Jewish Home staff

Pictured with Mayor Newsom are, from l. to r., CNAs Arminda San Pedro, Josephine Swin, Ruby Velasquez, Zenaida Ferrer (front), Darlina Bulanadi; nursing staff coordinator Rowena Roxas (partly obscured); CNAs Rita Manubag and Carmelita Fajardo.

Mayor Newsom, Edwin Cabigao, and Sandra Simon

Mayor Newsom was accompanied on his tour of the Home by chief nursing executive Edwin Cabigao and administrator Sandra Simon.

The mayor admired the synagogue (“beautiful, modern”), popped into the garden café and looked out over the fountain and courtyard area (“This is nice,” he remarked), observed therapy sessions in rehab, saw residents working out in the Herbst Fitness Center, viewed the Eugene Friend & Julian Davis Creative Arts Center and gallery, noted Nutritional Services enjoying their appreciation luncheon in the Lynne & Roy Frank Family Lounge, and was impressed by the Home's 13 on-site clinics.

Mayor Newsom at the Council of Residents meeting

Mayor Newsom at the Council of Residents meeting, with Council president Edie Sadewitz (center) and treasurer Clair Shor.

Jewish Home resident Rudy Hooremans made a gift of his original painting of the Golden Gate Bridge

Jewish Home resident Rudy Hooremans made a gift of his original painting of the Golden Gate Bridge (created in the Home's Eugene Friend & Julian Davis Creative Arts Center) to Mayor Newsom.



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