Arbors Of Hopbrook Provide Valentine's Day Breakfast

From Arbors of Hop Brook Manchester: Residents and administrators of independent living community Arbors of Hop Brook in Manchester thanked their town's First Responders by providing a heart-healthy breakfast and heartfelt thanks on Valentine's Day. In addition, Arbors of Hop Brook awarded a $800 scholarship to Manchester resident Khemberly Cabonita who is currently studying for her certification as a future First Responder at Manchester Community College. Pictured enjoying the festivities were, from left: Jason Bak, business development and corporate compliance manager of Ambulance Service of Manchester; Manchester Mayor Jay Moran; Manchester Fire Chief David Billings; Brian Listro, Managing Director of Arbors of Hop Brook; scholarship recipient Khembery Cabonita; Chanté Drasdis, executive director of Arbors of Hop Brook; and Manchester Chief of Police Marc Montminy.

Arbors of Hop Brook and Manchester Manor make up Connecticut’s only family-owned Life Plan Retirement Community. Arbors of Hop Brook is a vibrant all-inclusive community providing mature adults a maintenance-free and active lifestyle with valuable services and amenities. Living at Arbors of Hop Brook also offers the promise of additional healthcare support services right in the comfort of one’s own home and access to Manchester Manor, an award-winning health care center for post-hospital rehabilitation and compassionate long-term care support. Both recognized nationally for excellence in quality of care, the continuum of services at Arbors of Hop Brook and Manchester Manor are offered in a campus-like setting in Manchester. For more information, visit www.ArborsCT.com and www.ManchesterManorCT.com.

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