PCGH LogoPCGH
← Back to Newsletters
Newsletter Banner

October 2025

Announcements

Happy Halloween, Team!

  • Let's start by officially welcoming our newest team members: Krystal, Briana, Bryant, Whitney, Keegan, & David!
  • Please help us recognize September's Perfect Attendance awardees: Eric, Alicia, Keegan, Ben, Burt, Crystal, De'Shaun, Jayse, Katie, Kristina, Malcolm, Mary, Megan, Ramona, Raven, & Robert! Way to go, guys!
  • We have a new individual moving to Lee in November!
  • We are opening a men's ISL by December 1st!
  • There are two House Manager Positions open! Resumes must be submitted by 10/27/25.
  • The Winter Ball is on 11/15. We encourage everyone to attend. It is a great event for an even greater cause.

Staff Spotlight

Burt Berg

Burt Berg

We are pleased to announce Burt Berg as our September 2025 Employee of the Month! Burt has excelled in the following areas:

  • Attendance
  • Timeliness
  • Documentation
  • Performance
  • Training Completion
  • Shift Coverage
  • Team Event Participation
  • Positive Feedback from Teammates & Immediate Supervisors
  • Displaying Company Values (Compassion, Respect, Integrity, Trust, & Teamwork)

Great job, Burt!

Protecting Yourself During Cold & Flu Season

Please watch this short video: Protecting Yourself During Cold & Flu Season.

Cold & Flu Facts:

  1. Cold and flu germs can live on surfaces for up to two days
  2. The flu virus is heat sensitive and multiplies quicker when it's cooler
  3. It usually starts in nasal passageways and spreads from there
  4. The majority of people who catch a cold or the flu do so by placing infected hands to their eyes, nose or mouth
  5. The flu typically lies dormant for about three days before showing symptoms

Avoid the Flu Virus by:

  1. Keep your hands clean
  2. Disinfect your home
  3. Steer clear of anyone who is coughing or sneezing
  4. Get enough sleep
  5. Eat plenty of fruit and vegetables
  6. Disinfect communal surfaces immediately after use

Avoid Spreading the Cold & Flu:

  1. Washing your hands with soap and warm water regularly
  2. Using an alcohol-based hand sanitizer when soap and water aren’t around
  3. Using a tissue to catch the germs when you sneeze or cough
  4. Disposing of used tissues immediately
  5. Stay home
  6. Sleep separately from an infected partner if possible
  7. Wash dishes rigorously or be sure to place in dishwasher immediately after use
  8. Avoid kissing and sharing other forms of close contact with an infected family member
  9. Refrain from sharing commonly used items like hand and shower towels, coffee mugs and utensils
  10. Disinfect surfaces more often than usual to kill germs as regularly as possible (Lysol.com)

Birthdays

Benjamin Reed 10/2

Mary Chadbourne 10/13

Katie Drummond 10/16

Madison Shiplett 10/25

Catheleen Lockwood 10/31

Anniversaries

Kayce Bunch 10/12/21

Megan Scott 10/21/24