NEWS RELEASE

DATE: August 28, 2007
FOR RELEASE: Immediately
CONTACT: Alicia Hollis, Director of Community Relations
PHONE: (302) 422-4014 ext. 3015

KSI And Delaware Veteran’s Home Work Together

     Kent-Sussex Industries, Inc. (KSI), celebrating 45 years of service, recently had an opportunity to work with the new Delaware Veteran’s Home in Milford. As the Veteran’s Home prepared for their grand opening for residents, they called on KSI to help prepare their new facility for the grand opening, white glove inspection.

     KSI offers a wide array of services to the business community including assembly, bulk mail, inspection, and packaging, to name a few. The opportunity to work outside of the KSI facility, in the community, is an opportunity that was embraced by the work crew assembled to get the job done for the Veteran’s Home.

     KSI is a private non-profit vocational rehabilitation organization whose mission is to provide supports and services to individuals who need specialized assistance to obtain and maintain an optimal level of employment.  KSI is committed to making all reasonable accommodations, in order to ensure that our programs and services are as accessible as possible to as many people as possible. For more information about KSI, or for a personal tour, call Alicia Hollis at 302-422-4014 ext. 3015.

     The new Delaware Veteran’s Home in Milford recently showed their appreciation to KSI for a “job well done.” Certificates of appreciation were presented to members of the work crew responsible for the success behind the white glove inspection. In the front row, kneeling, are: Clara Pittman, with the Veteran’s Home, Christine Robertson, KSI supervisor, Angie Davis, KSI supervisor, and James Forrest, with the Veteran’s Home. Also pictured, left to right, are: Dysine Powell, with the Veteran’s Home, Helen Johns, Rick Mosley, with the Veteran’s Home, Lisa Littleton, James Ater, Brenton Patrick, Esther Fisher, Jerome Watson, Arnold Coverdale, John Strzalkowski, Nancy Drew, KSI Production Manager, Tom Grecay, and Dean Reid, Delaware Veteran’s Home Administrator.