Fitzpatrick Honors Warminster Woman For Service To Retirement Community

WARMINSTER, PA — Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick recently honored long-time Bucks County resident June Maurer for her lifetime of dedication to the ministry Christ’s Home and its retirement community, according to a Tuesday news release.

From serving to residing, Maurer has been part of Christ’s Home — an organization founded as a non-denominational Christian ministry — for her entire life. Her family has been working at Christ’s Home since they moved to Warminster in 1907.

Her grandfather, Frederick Schwab, became the first administrator of the retirement community — the same retirement community that his granddaughter, Maurer, now resides in. Maurer has watched Christ’s Home expand over the greater part of the last century.

“It is a privilege to join Congressman Fitzpatrick to honor June who has been connected directly to Christ’s Home for her entire life," said Christ’s Home CEO John Bryant, who presented her with the award along with Director of Community Relations George Zauflik. "June and her family have been intrinsically linked to Christ’s Home since its inception. June served with the distinction on the Christ’s Home Board of Trustees for over 20 years. We are grateful for the legacy of June and her family at Christ’s Home."

Maurer was presented with a plaque certifying the honor and an American flag.

Christ’s Home began in 1903 and moved to Warminster four years later. The retirement community opened in 1923, and was originally called Christ’s Home for the Aged and Informed, according to the news release.