Evangelical Homes of Michigan hosted a grand opening for its Memory Support Center Sept. 20 at Brecon Village in Saline.
A ribbon-cutting was part of the dedication ceremony for the new 5,000-square-foot facility.
Evangelical Homes President and CEO Denise Rabidoux addressed the attendees, as did keynote speaker Michael Skupin, a software entrepreneur, salesperson and motivational speaker. He is also widely known as a star of the CBS-TV hit reality show, "Survivor - The Australian Outback." Skupin is a Michigan native, from Farmington Hills.
Evangelical Homes President and CEO Denise Rabidoux addressed the attendees, as did keynote speaker Michael Skupin, a software entrepreneur, salesperson and motivational speaker. He is also widely known as a star of the CBS-TV hit reality show, "Survivor - The Australian Outback." Skupin is a Michigan native, from Farmington Hills.
The center is meant to provide support for both patients and caregivers of those experiencing Alzheimer's disease, dementia and memory loss.
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