Community Thoughts and Wishes for Janet Kurland

Janet Kurland believes that attitude is key to healthy aging and healthy caregiving. (Photo provided by Jewish Community Services)

For the past 42 years, Janet Kurland has been a fixture at Jewish Community Services, having long ago established herself as the “go-to person” for all matters pertaining to the care and well-being of older adults. But on Nov. 29, Kurland, 88, a Pikesville resident, will retire from JCS.

Here’s what members of the community had to say upon hearing the news:

Read more about Kurland here: Janet Kurland to Retire from Jewish Community Services

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