The Evergreen Inn

Fabulous people, caring, helpful and such a neat place to live. These guys really do care!

This year, on November 5th according to my records, marks the 20th anniversary of our sister's independence thanks to the Evergreen Inn.At the Inn she has all her needs met, security, privacy, nutritious meals, help with her health and meds, art, poetry (her favorites) and many other creative activities, excursions, volunteer opportunities, committees and most of all, lots of friends.It's obvious to us that her friends at the Inn are not limited to other residents, but also the nursing staff, housekeeping, custodial, the executive staff, kitchen staff and more. She shares with us frequently, holidays and other occasions offered there and lets us know of the special connection she has with everyone there. Evergreen Inn is her home, and all of you are her friends she sees daily who go above and beyond your jobs to be certain that everyone is cared for and feels special. The Evergreen Inn allows our Ronnie to live her life just as she has always wanted, independently, with dignity, purpose and most of all surrounded by her friends.Thank you for all you do, The family of Rhonda McCafferty

The Evergreen Hotel was built in 1928 and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1979.