This is my dad. He died of COVID19 on Easter Sunday. He was 93 and a resident of Ridgefield Crossings. We are grateful for the wonderful Ridgefield Crossings aides who were with him every step of the way (their Juanito, Señor y el Capitán) as well as the RVNAhealth Hospice team who kept him comfortable during his final journey. I think it's important to remember the people as opposed to just remembering the statistics.
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Ordinary Ridgefielders Doing Extraordinary Things: Neighbors Helping Neighbors
When COVID-19 impacted our community, Compassionate Ridgefield immediately launched a "Neighbors Help Neighbors" initiative to support local seniors. The Ridgefielders who answered the call to support locals in need are everyday heroes. One of them is Beth Butler.
The Love of Neighbor is Powerful During COVID-19
Society and our dear children have encouraged Shelly and me to stay home. Don’t shop at the store. Don’t go get that pizza. Don’t leave the house. And we have abided by their wishes and we're touched by their concern.
Danbury Teens Launch #ChalkWalk to Spread Positivity
Danbury's Teen Leadership Health Council is spreading positivity and lifting spirits by their #ChalkWalk event beginning on Monday, April 20!
Danbury Hackers Turn Techie Space Into Face Shield Manufactoring Hub to Help Frontline Heroes
The folks at Danbury Hackerspace have transformed their techie space into a mini-manufacturing "Hub" to help the men and women on the frontlines battling COVID-19. These local innovators are using PETG Plastic to make hundreds (hopefully thousands) of face shields for local healthcare workers.
Ridgefield Running Company Donates 60 Pairs of New Shoes to Bridgeport Rescue Mission!
After Ridgefield Running Company (RRCo) announced its "Buy One, Give One" initiative, runners shopped LOCAL and helped RRCo make an important donation to the Bridgeport Rescue Mission!