John Larish has a way with words. An author of too many books and articles to remember, Larish has always been comfortable reading to a group. So when he was…

Editor’s Note: St. John’s lost our dear friend Yetta Sher in 2016. This Faces of St. John’s story serves as a touching tribute of her spirit and the impact she made…

Long before Helen Rockwell became a resident at St. John’s Meadows, she had built a proud life of service and accomplishment. A 1937 graduate of the University of Rochester, Helen…

For Wendy Stopani, what began as part-time work as a certified nursing assistant at St. John’s Home on Highland Avenue has led to a fulfilling career as a “Shahbaz,” or…

When it comes to long-term care, Kris Angevine strongly believes smaller is better. “It’s better for relationships with the residents and it’s better for the teams who take such good…

As head of protective services at St. John’s Home, Nelson Colon has a clear and defined mission: to serve and protect the people who live and work here. From the…

Since becoming a volunteer at St. John’s Home in 2005, Mike Perri has become part of an extended family of fellow volunteers, staff members, and residents. Whether as a driver,…

Editor’s Note: St. John’s lost our dear friend Art Trimble in 2016. This Faces of St. John’s story serves as a touching tribute of his spirit and the impact he made on his friends…

From Wisconsin to Woodstock, Rome to Rochester, Dominic Puccio has seen and done a great deal in his 77 years. A Rochester resident since 1963, Dominic came to the Flower…

(Editor’s Note: St. John’s lost our friend Tom Hope in 2017. This Faces of St. John’s story serves as a tribute of his spirit and the impact he made on his friends, family, and…