About Us
Our Mission
We are committed to enhancing the lives of seniors through caring quality service.
Fahrney-Keedy Home & Village Core Values
- Quality Customer Service
- Servitude / Selflessness
- Compassion
- Integrity
- Benevolence / Stewardship
- Accountability
Board of Directors
Officers
- Ed Brewer, Chair
- Rachel Black, Vice-Chair
- Keith Bryan, Interim President/CEO
- Michael Leiter, V.P. Marketing & Community Development
- Karen Kiley, Treasurer
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Board Members
- Rachel Black
- Keith Bryan
- Ellen Catlett
- Joe Dahms
- Karen Kiley
- David McGaha
- Paul Reid
- William Wantz
- Charles Wiles
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Ex-Officio Board Members
- Nola Blowe, V.P. Health Services
- Joyce Stevenson, Auxiliary Chair
- Cassandra Weaver, V.P. Operations
- Gene Hagenberger, District Executive / Minister of the Mid-Atlantic District of the Church of the Brethren
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Our History
The property for "Fahrney Memorial Home for the Aged" was a gift in 1905 from Dr. Peter Fahrney of Chicago to the Church of the Brethren. The gift was in honor of Dr. Fahrney's grandfather, of the same name, who had lived in Mapleville, Maryland.
The church transferred and incorporated a small plot of land and a large eight-room building called "San Mar" that had served as the younger Dr. Fahrney's summer home. His grandfather's small office building stood on the same property until its move to a Washington County historical park.
Major additions and renovations were made to the main facility in 1907, 1915, 1918, 1952, 1961, 1973, 1985, 1993 and 2001. |
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In 1952 a bequest from the estate of Hagerstown businessman Clarence Keedy was accepted and the name of the facility was changed to Fahrney-Keedy Memorial Home.
We became known as Fahrney-Keedy Home & Village when our Independent Living retirement village was begun in 1962; today it consists of 61 cottages and apartments.
Accreditations & Memberships
American Association of Homes and Services for the Aging
The members of AAHSA serve two million people every day through mission-driven, not-for-profit organizations dedicated to providing the services people need. AAHSA's commitment is to create the future of aging services through quality people can trust. |
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LifeSpan - A Senior Service Alliance Mid-Atlantic
LifeSpan is the largest senior care provider association in the Mid-Atlantic, representing more than 300 senior care provider organizations in Maryland and the District of Columbia. LifeSpan's members include non-profit and proprietary assisted living, continuing care retirement communities, nursing facilities, subsidized senior housing and community and hospital based programs. |
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Fellowship of Brethren Homes
The Fellowship of Brethren Homes consists of 23 retirement centers that are committed to providing care for older adults as a ministry to those who are aging and to their families. This group of retirement centers continues to work together on issues of mutual concern, such as establishing connections between the homes and congregations and districts. |
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Mid-Atlantic District Church of the Brethren
The District Staff works with pastors and congregations to proclaim the faithfulness of God, to promote spiritual growth, to foster unity and fellowship, to call, equip and support leaders, to strengthen all our congregations for vigorous mission as we extend ourselves to a broken world, and to affirm and be guided by the principles of peacemaking. |
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News & Announcements
Special Pricing
Offering 10% off total entrance fees with deposit and application on a cottage received by 9/30/10. (value up to $16,000) Restrictions may apply. Call Mike Leiter at 301-671-5015 for more information.
| Summer Festival
Save the date - Saturday, August 7 - for the 6th Annual Fahrney-Keedy Summer Festival. Call 301-671-5000 for more information.
| AARP Driver Safety Class
From 9 am to 1 pm on Tuesday, August 24, in Fahrney-Keedy's Board Room. Open to the public. AARP offers this class for drivers age 50 and older; it's a refresher on rules of the road and how to navigate in traffic conditions that likely have intensified since many older drivers first received their licenses. Cost: $12 for AARP members, $14 for non-members. Register by calling Judy Brewer, Washington County Commission on Aging, at 301-790-0275, ext. 220.
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