During a celebration lunch at Kingsley’s headquarters in the town’s School Road, Mr Thayan paid tribute to the support worker’s long service – “quite an achievement in this day and age” and presented her with champagne, flowers and vouchers. He said that as well as her role as a carer she had carried out HR and training duties during Kingsley’s early years. Mrs Goldsby, 61, who has a son Jon, 36, and two grandchildren, Marcus, six, and Sasha, five, was modest about her long service landmark. She said: “I am there for the residents, that’s the reason I keep coming back.” Kirkley Manor deputy manager Lavinia Carauleanu described Glenys, who lives in nearby Kirkley Run, as “always positive”. “She always comes to work with a smile on her face and has a laugh every day,” she said. CAPTION: Glenys Goldsby next to Daya Thayan, front right, and his wife Sumi with other Kingsley head office staff.
Staff at Allonsfield House have been buoyed by a certificate from the Lord Lieutenant for Suffolk praising their “selflessness” and “sense of duty” during the pandemic. In an accompanying letter to home manager Judith Morgan-Worrall, the Lord Lieutenant, Clare, Countess of Euston, writes: “I would like to thank you for the contribution you have made during the extraordinary and difficult circumstances of the Covid 19 crisis.”
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