Something to celebrate at MCC

  • Staff and residents at Memorial Community Care in Aurora celebrated the anticipated opening of the long-term care facility to visitors Monday with a good old-fashioned water fight. Pictured above, Bud Pence gets doused by MCC activities director Jessie Morales. At left, Lois Jensen tosses a water balloon toward a staff member. The facility has been closed to visitors since mid-March due to the coronavirus pandemic.
    Staff and residents at Memorial Community Care in Aurora celebrated the anticipated opening of the long-term care facility to visitors Monday with a good old-fashioned water fight. Pictured above, Bud Pence gets doused by MCC activities director Jessie Morales. At left, Lois Jensen tosses a water balloon toward a staff member. The facility has been closed to visitors since mid-March due to the coronavirus pandemic.
  • Staff and residents at Memorial Community Care in Aurora celebrated the anticipated opening of the long-term care facility to visitors Monday with a good old-fashioned water fight. Pictured above, Bud Pence gets doused by MCC activities director Jessie Morales. At left, Lois Jensen tosses a water balloon toward a staff member. The facility has been closed to visitors since mid-March due to the coronavirus pandemic.
    Staff and residents at Memorial Community Care in Aurora celebrated the anticipated opening of the long-term care facility to visitors Monday with a good old-fashioned water fight. Pictured above, Bud Pence gets doused by MCC activities director Jessie Morales. At left, Lois Jensen tosses a water balloon toward a staff member. The facility has been closed to visitors since mid-March due to the coronavirus pandemic.

    Staff and residents at Memorial Community Care in Aurora celebrated the anticipated opening of the long-term care facility to visitors Monday with a good old-fashioned water fight. Pictured above, Bud Pence gets doused by MCC activities director Jessie Morales. At left, Lois Jensen tosses a water balloon toward a staff member. The facility has been closed to visitors since mid-March due to the coronavirus pandemic.