Donation helps St. Joseph’s Memory Care

by Lanette Virtanen
2 hours ago
From left: David Baesly, Pioneer Lodge master; wardens John Nadeau, grand chapter; Glen Voisine, Fort Kent Lodge 209; Bud Wilson, Trinity Lodge; Larry Murphy, Lodge 209; and residents Maida Glew and Donald Bosse. (Courtesy of Rachel Dolan)

St. Joseph’s Memory Care would like to extend its sincere gratitude to the Masons organization for their generous donation of a Lucynt Interactive Gaming System.

The product is designed specifically for individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia, and will be used by residents at the Frenchville care center.

Jackie Michaud (left), a resident at St. Joseph’s Memory Care in Frenchville, and her sister Cecile Voisine experience a gaming system donated by the Masons.
(Courtesy of Rachel Dolan)

This innovative system provides engaging, therapeutic activities that encourage physical movement, cognitive stimulation, social interaction and meaningful engagement. The technology offers a fun and interactive way to support quality of life while promoting dignity and independence.

“We are deeply grateful for this thoughtful gift,” said the team at St. Joseph’s Memory Care. “The Lucynt system brings joy, engagement and meaningful experiences to our residents, helping create brighter days and special moments every day.”

Yvette Daigle, Bernadette Daigle and Gerald Thibeault work with the new gaming system donated by the Masons.
(Courtesy of Rachel Dolan)

Residents, families and staff are thankful for the Masons’ commitment to supporting seniors in the community. Their generosity will have a lasting impact on the daily lives of residents.