Brian Holloway and his wife, Patricia, have operated Seacrest Village in Little Egg Harbor Township for 40 years and were proactive in preparing both Seacrest’s nursing, rehabilitation and long-term care facility and The Terraces assisted living facility before the pandemic reached the area.
“We have a daughter in New York City, and before people were isolated, she was able to inform us of what was happening there, and that helped us acquire the PPE (personal protective equipment) we needed.
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