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Help us welcome Megan Brillhart to the Fort Scott Presbyterian Village.

Evan Winder’s work as a certified medication aide at Fort Scott Presbyterian Manor has been more stressful lately due to additional safety measures put in place to protect against the spread of COVID-19. When it’s time to unwind from a long, stressful week at work, Winder knows exactly what she needs to do: Go fish.

Life might look a little different right now inside Fort Scott Presbyterian Village — but people working every day to make life a little brighter isn’t anything new.Life Enrichment Director Judy Davis has been busy crafting up various hallway decorations for our community. Some hallways featured spring bonnets, while other hallways were decorated with springtime decorations to hang on residents’ doors. Yet another area featured a spring-themed stand constructed by Clarice Russe...

Lauren Flater recently received the Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America Employee Scholarship. Ginger Nance, Fort Scott Presbyterian Village executive director, presented the scholarship check to Lauren at the community’s Christmas party. Lauren applied for the scholarship in April 2019.Lauren started working at Fort Scott Presbyterian Village roughly nine and a half years ago and served in a part-time capacity in her first four years with the community.

Rosemary Brennan began working in the dining services department at Presbyterian Village in April.She was born and raised in Fort Scott but moved to Texas for many years. Her roots in Fort Scott brought her back home.She has four grown children and 12 grandchildren. Her grandchildren are very much a part of her life, and she talks about them all time as they are her pride and joy.Rosemary enjoys her family,