Neshaminy Manor Honors Those Lost To COVID-19 Pandemic

WARRINGTON, PA — Neshaminy Manor Nursing Home held a private memorial dedication service last week to pay tribute to those who lost their lives during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Four new butterfly bushes, donated by the Resident Council, and a dogwood tree donated by Temple University and Penn Medicine serve as a memory and celebration of those who died. There ceremony took place at the Kathy Bates Pavilion, named after the center's former longtime activities director.

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At the ceremony, County Commissioner Bob Harvie said the new additions to the garden are “a reminder of growth,” after a year of great loss.

Neshaminy Manor is a nonprofit nursing home funded in part by taxpayers at the local, state and federal levels. The 360-bed long-term care facility is located at 1660 Easton Road in Warrington.

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