“Empowering Beauty, Inspiring Wellness”

The Morency Organization Inc: Nail Lovers

The Morency Organization INC – Nail Lovers: Our Story Tagline: “Empowering Beauty, Inspiring Wellness” For over 50 years, Maurice and Gladly have shared a passion for education, dedicating their lives to shaping young minds and nurturing communities. From the classroom to the principal’s office, their mission has always been to create lasting impact, empowering others to become self-sufficient and confident. Life, however, presented a new challenge. After Gladly’s 35-fibroid removal and their journey through fertility treatments, they realized it was time for a lifestyle transformation—one that would prioritize health, wellness, and holistic living. It was during this journey Carine Chenet Gladly's sister who reside in Canada, introduced them to Monat, a company committed to help people build beautiful, healthy, purposeful life through their exceptional naturally based, vegan, clean, and non-toxic products. Inspired by the philosophy of health-conscious beauty, Maurice and Gladly envisioned a new way to serve their community—a space where wellness and luxury meet. Thus, The Morency Organization INC – Nail Lovers was born. Nestled in the serene enclave of Sound Beach, NY, Nail Lovers is more than a salon; it is a hidden oasis, a sanctuary where clients experience professionalism, care, and rejuvenation. Our vision is to be a leading hub for health-conscious beauty, where every client leaves feeling empowered and revitalized. Our mission is to provide unforgettable experiences through professional service, certified staff, and the highest-quality vegan, non-toxic products, inspiring our community to embrace wellness in every aspect of life. At Nail Lovers, every detail matters—from the products we choose to the care we provide. We are proud to deliver not just beauty, but a lifestyle that celebrates wellness, empowerment, and community.

Suffolk County

Suffolk

Sound Beach

New York

The Morency Organization INC – Nail Lovers: Our Story Tagline: “Empowering Beauty, Inspiring Wellness” For over 50 years, Maurice and Gladly have...

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This <a href="http://www.portjeff.com/?page_id=2774&amp;pid=3028" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">historical photo</a> dated Dec. 21, 1930 from the Kenneth Brady Collection in the Port Jefferson village archive shows Santa Claus when he came to the village and went to Infant Jesus Roman Catholic Church and St. Charles Hospital. From the description by Ken Brady: <blockquote> Santa Claus and members of the St. John's Orphan Asylum Band of Brooklyn march from the Port Jefferson Railroad Station toward Infant Jesus Roman Catholic Church to attend mass. Afterwards, the group proceeded up Myrtle Avenue to St. Charles Hospital where they entertained the "crippled children." The Cheese Club of the Brooklyn Knights of Columbus sponsored the annual event. </blockquote> To see more historical photos of Port Jefferson and the surrounding areas, <a href="http://www.portjeff.com/village-history/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">click here and visit the official archive.</a>

This <a href="http://www.portjeff.com/?page_id=2774&amp;pid=3028" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">historical photo</a> dated Dec. 21, 1930 from the Kenneth Brady Collection in the Port Jefferson village archive shows Santa Claus when he came to the village and went to Infant Jesus Roman Catholic Church and St. Charles Hospital.

From the description by Ken Brady: <blockquote> Santa Claus and members of the St. John’s Orphan Asylum Band of Brooklyn march from the Port Jefferson Railroad Station toward Infant Jesus Roman Catholic Church to attend mass. Afterwards, the group proceeded up Myrtle Avenue to St. Charles Hospital where they entertained the “crippled children.” The Cheese Club of the Brooklyn Knights of Columbus sponsored the annual event.</blockquote>

To see more historical photos of Port Jefferson and the surrounding areas, <a href="http://www.portjeff.com/village-history/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">click here and visit the official archive.</a>

Peggy Spellman Hoey

Port Jefferson

This 1930 photo from the village archive shows Santa visiting Port Jefferson.