What’s on Our Mind

Each senior living community in the Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America system has a Mission Committee comprised of volunteers who are responsible for supporting and enhancing the services provided at each local campus. At Salina Presbyterian Manor, we are fortunate to have Judy Arpin and Susy Reitz as members of our dedicated and hard-working Mission Committee. Here’s a little more about them.Judy ArpinFor almost the past year, Judy Arpin has been attending Mission Committee meetings and p...  Read More...

If you search "Independence Day" with Google, this is the information you will get from timeanddate.com: In 1775, people in New England began fighting the British for their independence. On July 2, 1776, the Congress secretly voted for independence from Great Britain. Two days later, on July 4, 1776, the final wording of the Declaration of Independence was approved, and the document was published.   Read More...

Taking the time to organize your important papers and records may be the best investment you ever make for your loved ones. Planning ahead at any age can save time, stress and money if an emergency or death should occur.Join us as Debra Wood, district extension agent in family resource management for the Central Kansas Extension District, shares ideas and tips for getting your papers in order at "Do You Have a Plan in Place?" a free Just Ask event at Salina Presbyterian Manor at noon J...  Read More...

Matt Bachofer, maintenance technician, has been sprucing up our community for the past three years. On a daily basis, he can be found painting and patching rooms to get them ready for new residents, painting and patching throughout the entire building, cleaning and maintaining the sit-to-stand lifts, and checking and removing any and all biohazard materials.“I enjoy working for Presbyterian Manor because it’s a professional and family-like environment, and it’s always good to s...  Read More...

We’ve all experienced significant historical events in our lifetime—some leave a lasting impression that allows us to recall exactly where we were when we first heard the news. The following memories are how some of our residents remember historic events that have happened in their lifetime.Art AdamsThe assassination of John F. Kennedy, Nov.   Read More...