Gone But Not Forgotten

RSCC staff and residents celebrate the life of residents who have passed away by holding candle lighting ceremonies.

Sr. Tando Ncube  lighting a candle in remembrance of Mrs Marie Kruis.

Staff and residents gather together in remembrance of Mrs Marie Kruis.

Resident Sylvia Lawrence.

A candle lighting ceremony in remembrance of  Winifred Raynham.

 Residents and staff from Cedar Park Gather in their common lounge area in remembrance of Mrs Winifred Raynham.

 Sr. Dorcus Moalusi shares a few words and memories about Mrs Winifred Raynham. 

 Sn Goodness Tshabalala shares a few memories.

 Sr. Leanie Bessinger and Lucia Nkuna share their memories of Mrs Cynthia Du Toit.

Residents and staff  gathered together in the common lounge of River Lodge 1 for a candle lighting ceremony to say farewell to Mrs Cynthia Du Toit.

Sr. Leanie Bessinger lighting a candle in remembrance of Mrs. Cynthia Du Toit.

Birthday Celebrations

Mrs Dorothy De Bruyn celebrated her 97th birthday on the 21st August 2015.

Mr Ivan Langenstrass celebrated his 88th Birthday on the 6th September 2015. Happy birthday!

 The man of the moment gives a short and sweet thank you speech.

 John Brits

 Marion Bryant (left) with Isabella Pirie (right).

 Sylvia Walt.

Ivan Langenstrass and Patchappen Ramalingum.

Batter, beating and baking

Flapjacks prepared and shared

Residents of Ron Smith Care Centre’s River Lodge 1 wing recently enjoyed a baking session. They spent a pleasant while making flapjacks before sharing the delicious golden treats with other residents and staff members. Resident Pushpwathee remarked on how long it had been since she had cracked open an egg, and all the bakers agreed that the activity brought back good memories of happy hours spent in their own kitchens.

Virginia Lorge... a dab hand at mixing.

A pleasant morning spent making and eating flapjacks.

Princess Mathebula (student), Patricia Stevenson and Pushpwathee Singh.

Mandela Day Tea @ RSCC on the 18th of July 2015

Mandela Day Tea on the wings sponsored by Rawson Properties on the 18th of July 2015.

A huge thank you to Rawson Properties for making our residents' Mandela Day special.

Back row: Bea Barbeli (sales partner at Rawson Properties), Chedima Oheagbu, Bernice Ward,        Tracey Eales, Philip Eales and Rebecca Moilagkomo.

Front row: Lynette Mostert, Tando Ncube and Rodi Barbeli. 

Bea Barbeli (left) and Bernice Ward (right) with Sister Tando Ncube.

Philip Eales from Rawson Properties with Gordon and Joy Smith. 

The late Winifred Raynham (left) and Gillian Holliman (right) enjoy their tea with a muffin specially made by Rawson Properties staff members.

Volunter Marissa Sabato (left), Chedima Oheagbu from Rawson Properties and resident Aletha De Klerk.

Hentie Benson (left) with care worker China Matsane.

Careworker Patricia Motibane with resident Molly Kahn (right). 

Sister Tando Ncube with resident Jane Hart Davis.

Sister Tando Ncube with resident Joan Bellew.

Staff from Woodlands, Rawson Properties employees and volunteers

Back row (left to right): Lynette Mostert, Grace Tshikalnge, Marissa Sabato, Gwen Coutinho and Chedima Oheagbu.

Front row: Odette Matamba, Monica Sabato, Florah Motgoane and China Masane.

Queen Maifo looking stunning in her traditional wear.

Daisy Maloba and Queen Maifo, staff from River Lodge 3.

Resident Katrina Diedericks (left) with Rodi Barbeli, Tracey Eales and her niece Cassandra Mostert.

Careworker Johanna Lamola (left) with resident Hilary Sidelsky (right).

ENA Beauty Mohale (left) with resident Isabella Pirie (middle) and Bea Barbeli (right) from Rawson Properties.

Bea Barbeli (left) from Rawson Properties with Erik Lisk.

Phatlhedi Thokolo with resident Shirley McGregor (middle) and Mamsi Ramgogobedi (right).

Staff members of River lodge 2: Johanna Lamola, Phatlhedi Thokolo, Rebecca Moilagkomo, Lungile Mlhongo, Mamsi Ramgogobedi, Julia Molotsi, Caroline Maluleke, Beauty Mohale and Rose Shai.

Sylvia Walt (left) with  her sister Freda Taitz.

Muffins sponsored by Rawson Properties.

Walking into the entrance of River Lodge 3.

Residents, staff and family from Lakeside get together to make banners to decorate their home for Mandela Day.