Our Team

Honouring Elders is a value we strive to demonstrate and inspire in future generations

The Team at Kinsmen Lodge

Kinsmen Lodge is governed by the South Fraser Senior Care Society, a non-profit organization which was incorporated in 1961. We built our first home on Old Yale Road in 1975 and have continued to offer healthcare services to Surrey seniors ever since.

The Board welcomes new members to the Society and invites their participation at the Annual General Meeting held in June each year. The Board of Directors is charged with providing complex care according to the provisions of the Community Care and Assisted Living Act. The Board is responsible for policy development, strategic planning and quality improvement, so that Kinsmen Lodge, through its staff, is able to maintain the highest quality service to meet our community’s needs.

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Thomas Harding

Chair

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Brian Joel

Vice Chair

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Gurpal Siekham

Treasurer

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Margaret Perry

Secretary

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Alethea Capadouca

Director

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Susan Emmons

Director

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Helen Nguyen

Director

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Jessi Lally

Director

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Simon Wong

Director

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Honouring Elders is a value we strive to demonstrate and inspire in future generations. The Board continues the vision to foster a culture that strives to eliminate the plagues of our Elders – loneliness, helplessness and boredom.

The Board welcomes new members to the Society and invites their participation at the Annual General Meeting held in June each year. The Board of Directors is charged with providing complex care according to the provisions of the Community Care and Assisted Living Act. The Board is responsible for policy development, strategic planning and quality improvement, so that Kinsmen Lodge, through its staff, is able to maintain the highest quality service to meet our community’s needs.

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Nicki Bavis

Chief Executive Officer

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Beverly Umlas

Executive Assistant

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Tess Masigan

Accountant

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Marina Mario

Director of Care

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Jasmine Metzner

Assistant Director of Care

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Iris Marasigan

Manager of Care Services

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Christopher Harrison

Director of Recreation & Volunteer Services

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Paul Chappelle

Director of Building Operations

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Soraya da Rocha Britto

Manager of Support Services

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Elder Council members represent all of our residents and communicate on their behalf to the Leadership Team regarding safety, food, recreation, special events, decor and new ideas. You can often see them meeting with new residents soon after move-in and welcoming them to our home.

Living at Kinsmen Lodge you can have a very busy and active life, if you so choose. As always, it is up to each person to decide what they would like to become involved in. Participation is a choice and if people need help getting to a program they just need to ask. In addition to being involved in various Recreation activities, Elders have many opportunities to volunteer in our home. It is an important way to give back to others and provides meaningful work.

All of our Elders are an inspiration to all staff, volunteers and visitors alike, as they continue to share their wisdom and life experience to the benefit of everyone.

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Leona Schmitke

Elder Council Chair

Honouring Elders is a value we strive to demonstrate and inspire in future generations. The Board continues the vision to foster a culture that strives to eliminate the plagues of our Elders – loneliness, helplessness and boredom.