Visiting the Capital Region

Posted on: 2013 06 28

I had the pleasure of visiting the Schenectady, New York branch of Armistead Caregiver Services last week. It was the first time away from my daughter, Lucy, so I was a bit nervous. As you probably have guessed Lucy was absolutely fine and I think the break was good for both of us. Chris does the outreach for the Capital Region branch and she’s helped start a very cool group of professionals who serve seniors and their families in one capacity or another. I went to the Schenectady branch because Armistead was hosting a networking event and I was asked to speak about the founding of the company and why I named it after my late grandfather Armistead Mason Lee. It was fun and good to connect the folks in NY to the story of Armistead’s founding. Many thanks to the NY crew for hosting me. It was good to be back in the senior care world. I’m reminded of the great work Armistead does to help keep seniors aging in place and I enjoyed meeting some of the remarkable people who help with this same mission in one way or another. You’ll be hearing from some of these folks in the coming weeks. I hope you’re staying dry during this very wet summer. My kids and I can’t wait for the sun to come out.