Reverend Doyle Thomas, Reverend Adam Hays, Wanda Hays and Earl & Sonja Patton delivered a heartfelt Good Friday Service to the residents of Wolfe County Health and Rehab. It was Earl and Sonja’s 20th year of helping out with the facility’s Good Friday Service. The poems Sonja reads to the residents during the holidays are…
Wolfe County HRC residents observed National Quilting Day on Saturday by banding together to make their own quilts. Lots of the residents wanted to make their quilts very colorful to celebrate Spring. National Quilting Day is celebrated annually on the third Saturday in March. On this day, people from around the country create quilts, teach…
Wolfe County Health and Rehab Resident Martha King, Administrator Amy Prater along with the facility’s Ombudsman Sheila Cornett, presented at KRADD Elder Abuse Awareness Conference in Hazard. Martha King talked about her life with her husband at Wolfe County. Lee Elam our Beautician was presented with an award for going ‘Above and Beyond’ in her…
You’re never too old to pass out Valentine’s cards, candy, balloons and flowers when it comes to Valentine’s Day. Residents and staff made certain that love was in the air. Residents helped decorate the facility for the special occasion. Red and pink-colored decorations were everywhere, stuffed animals seemed to outnumber the people who reside there…
It was a snow day at Wolfe County HRC. All of the residents gathered by the windows of the facility and watched as the beautiful white snow covered the property. All of them marveled at the scenery and was thankful that they were warm and inside. It was a sight you’d expect to see on…
As musician Shefton Kash’s played Christmas carols on his guitar in the dining hall, joy and laughter from the Wolfe County HRC filled the facility. It was their Annual Employee Christmas Party and one that the staff would cherish for years to come. With gifts under the beautiful Christmas tree serving as a wonderful backdrop…
There’s a new king of Wolfe County Health and Rehabilitation Center: Tribute Artist Terry Turner. The Alabama native, known for his uncanny Elvis impression, came to the WCHRC and although, it was 35 degrees outside but it felt like “Blue Hawaii” inside the facility. Turner, with his red rhinestone shirt, jet-black hair and sideburns that…