Rev. Laucks, of Reading, Pennsylvania, was CEO of United Church Homes from 1977-1986, and his passion was caring for people in need. “His mantra was, ‘As you have done unto the least of these, you have done unto me,’” said Barbara, his wife of nearly 50 years. Rev. Laucks was…
Read MoreJohn, a native of Marion, Ohio, said he is excited about this new role and the opportunity to become an advocate for older adults. “I want to learn more about the depth and extent of the nonprofit corporation’s care for seniors,” John said. John is a graduate of Heidelberg University…
Read MoreSoon the organization was dealing with tough economic times and as a financial professional, I wanted to help. I wanted to stabilize an organization that provided vital services to residents, their families, churches, and communities. Over time, the work became more challenging, and difficult decisions were made that influenced the…
Read MoreThe rich history of the ministry at United Church Homes has always been to provide senior living. New imperatives of transforming aging and educating others on aging services is now core to its service. As United Church Homes renovates and expands existing communities and adds management contracts through United Church…
Read MoreIn the early 1960’s, Doering became a board member of the senior living community in Grand Rapids and remained on the board for more than 20 years. He was only supposed to stay for two, according to the rules. When no one came forward to replace him, Max, who was…
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