people develop their most valuable asset themselves. Through
its innovative, award-winning club and camp programs, ELA
provides world-class experiential leadership and life-skills training
to local youth and strives to provide broad access regardless of
economic circumstance. ELA is dedicated to providing a trans-
formational experience that provides students with the essential
21st century tools and skills they'll need to become the pilots of
their own lives, successfully solving challenging problems in their
own schools, colleges and workplaces. Based in Beachwood and
founded in 2008, ELA has impacted more than 12,000 students
and has partnered with over 90 local schools and organizations.
You can learn more about ELA at www.effectivela.org.
Menorah Park Center for Senior Living has remained steadfast in
its tradition of providing vital, quality services to help people stay
healthy, safe and happy throughout the aging process. At Meno-
of excellence with a strong national reputation of innovation,
and act as a model for care facilities and programs around the
country. Continuous forward thinking helps ensure that they will
be able to meet the needs of the community's seniors long into
the future.
nursing facility with both short-term and long-term care.
Inpatient short-term, post-hospital care is provided within the
Marcus Rehabilitation Center. Other residences include the R.H.
Myers Apartments, an independent living residence for older
adults; Stone Gardens, comprehensive assisted living; Helen's
Place, an assisted-living, memory-care apartment commu-
nity within Stone Gardens; and Wiggins Place, providing a
menu of assisted-living services. The Menorah Park Campus is
also known for its comprehensive assortment of community
services for individuals still living in their own homes, as one
campus with many solutions tailored to the needs of each per-
son. You can learn more about Menorah Park Center for Senior
Living at www.menorahpark.org.
inflatable snow globe for every holiday, she has one of the greatest political
signs of all time, which she uses before just about every election. It doesn't
It simply reads "Stop kvetching and vote."
gratulatory call from Nemeth saying that the woman who lived in the house in front
of the high school had passed on and that her husband Jim was the estate's executor.
She asked if the schools would be interested in purchasing the property and the
adjacent vacant lot. Rosen shared it with the district's superintendent and a deal was
quickly made. No price gouging, no back and forth; just a fair, easy deal. That's the
kind of resident Rosemary Nemeth is: if it is right for Beachwood, it's right for her.
husband, Nancy Hart and a few other dedicated volunteers, Nemeth ensures Beach-
wood's history is celebrated. That's the kind of Beachwood resident Nemeth is. She
rolls up her sleeves and does what needs to be done.
the Beachwood cemetery.
Nemeth is a proud 51-year resident of the City of Beachwood.