Newly elected president of Seashore Gardens Living Center Mark Stein, Esq. was joined by his family at the annual board installation meeting. From left, Erica, Lisa, Mark and Ben Stein.
GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP – Seashore Gardens Living Center held its annual board meeting Jan. 20, installing a slate of officers and board members, and recognizing staff and volunteers who have gone above and beyond in their roles of enriching elder lives.
Outgoing Chairwoman Adrienne Beinfest receives a gift of Jewish art from SGLC President/CEO Martin H. Klein.
SGLC President and CEO Martin H. Klein presided over the annual meeting, along with outgoing Chairwoman Adrienne Beinfest. Past Chairwoman Shirley Labov Bernstein installed the new members, including Mark Stein as chairman.
Rabbi Aaron H. Krauss of Beth El Synagogue in Margate delivered the invocation and Rabbi David M. Weis of Beth Israel in Northfield delivered the closing benediction.
The guest speaker was Association of Jewish Aging Services President and CEO Don Shulman, who participated via video chat.
The 2019 slate of officers is:
- Mark Stein, Esq., Chairman of the Board
- Martin H. Klein, LNHA, CALA, President/CEO
- Sharon Harris-Zlotnick, Vice Chairwoman
- Michael Stark, Vice Chairman
- Michael Weinraub, Esq., Vice Chairman
- Robert Hordes, Treasurer
- Ronald Caplan, Secretary
- Janice T. Cambron, LNHA, CALA, Asstistant Secretary
Leslie Steinberg joins the board as a new member.
The new SGLC Board includes veteran and new members, from left, Sharon Harris-Zlotnick, Robert Hordes, Mark Stein, Esq., Leslie Steinberg, Michael Weinraub, Esq., Michael Stark, and Martin H. Klein.
The following Seashore Gardens Living Center staff members and volunteers were also recognized at the annual meeting:
- Rookie of the Year – Fernando Colon, Housekeeping
- Making A Difference – Katrina Schnepp, Social Worker
- Making A Difference – Maria Luz Sardena- Salomon, BSN, RN
- Making A Difference- Virginia Lewis, CHHA
- Making A Difference- Raeshen Cuartocruz, BSN, RN, ADON
- Volunteer of the Year – Ching Wai
- Volunteer of the Year – Sandy Pinsly
“We congratulate our award winners for their dedication to Seashore Gardens Living Center, and our mission, and we wish our board members all the best as they embark on their new positions,” Klein said.
The Simon & Sylvia Zisman Seashore Gardens Living Center is a nonprofit home for the aged, guided by Jewish tradition, law, and charity, dedicated to enriching the quality of life for its residents.
