Good Samaritan is a career for a generation

Brad Stephens began his career at Good Samaritan just one day after his sixteenth birthday.

Now, 41 years later, he is the Director of Environmental Services and plans on working for Good Samaritan until his eventual retirement.

For Brad, the longevity of his career has been easy. The residents have become his loved-ones that he cares about, and the staff has become like his family.

“When our residents come to Good Samaritan, or goal is to make sure they lived a fulfilled and quality life for as long as we are their caregivers,” said Stephens.

Brad has passed on the legacy of his career in caring to his daughter, Lisa. She works as an administrative assistant is also going to school to get her degree in Social Services. This is to add to her existing list of degrees, all so she can be of better service to those in need.

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