WEL News

Wesley Enhanced Living Main Line decked out in purple, green, and gold to celebrate Mardi Gras this past Tuesday.  Residents and staff celebrated in style and even crowned a King and Queen.

Residents and staff of Wesley Enhanced Living Upper Moreland continued their MLK Day of Service project by delivering the donations that were collected by fellow residents, staff and local businesses to pack lunch and snacks for elementary school children in need.

Residents of Wesley Enhanced Living Doylestown enjoyed a holiday performance by students of Cold Spring Elementary.

Harry Bokin, a former resident of Wesley Enhanced Living Pennypack Park, left behind a legacy of selflessness that has impacted the lives of residents throughout all of the Wesley Enhanced Living communities. A truly generous spirit, Mr. Bodkin noticed a few fellow residents without loved ones during the holiday season so he stepped up to remind them that they weren't alone. With his own money and on his own time, Mr. Bodkin filled stockings with gifts for these lonely residents and left them on doorsteps just in time for the holidays. This tradition quickly picked up speed and is now being practiced across all of the Wesley Enhanced Living communities. Now facilitated by Wesley Enhanced Living Sales Manager and Harry Bodkin's own granddaughter, Jennifer Anderson, the “Stockings for Seniors: In Memory of Harry Bodkin” initiative will be able to deliver 600 stockings this year to residents in all six Wesley Enhanced Living Communities.

Students from Doyle Elementary School brought some holiday cheer to Wesley Enhanced Living Doylestown this past week. The elementary school orchestra performed festive tunes for residents, family members, and the community at large.