����� in business L Let’s Frame It et’s Frame It, Inc. is a one- of-a-kind quality custom frame shop that also specializes in unique home décor. Owner Gail Henry has an extensive 39+ year background in picture framing and art con- servation. Her simple, realistic approach to framing peoples’ cherished keepsakes and pic- tures has earned her a great reputation as a trusted local merchant. The right frame not only beautifies the picture it surrounds, it accents the entire room adding elegance and per- sonal style. She is assisted by dedicated employee, Kathy Ridl, who Gail Henry also has a creative artistic eye, and can give customers many ideas, choices, and solutions to framing just about anything. Gail is celebrating her 29th year here at “Lets Frame It” in Waldwick. “We have a quick turn around rate,” Gail said, “and everything is done right here on the premises. From your child’s artwork or maybe a puzzle, to a shad- owboxed signed jersey or memorabilia, or even just a simple glass replacement or updated matting…‘You name it, Let’s Frame It’ is our motto. We also can help customers find prints through our many catalogs online. If you’re looking for a specific size picture, visit www.artthatfits.com/letsframeit. If it’s a mirror you’re looking for, we can frame mirrors any size with many frames to choose from. In addition to picture framing, mirrors, and art sales, as you stroll by the window, you can see we carry an abundance of handmade gifts made by professional crafters from all over the states. “Not everyone has something to frame, so I filled my window with whimsical gifts for the beach lover – “Beachythings”-- as I call it, and it works!” Let’s Frame It is located at 27 East Prospect Street in Waldwick. For more infor- mation visit WWW.LETSFRAME.COM, like us on FACEBOOK, stop by, or call (201) 670-7666. October 8, 2014 THE VILLADOM TIMES I • Page 23 Robyn Rohsler-Ortiz’s floral designs feature timeless elegance F loral designer Robyn Rohsler- Ortiz brings “Timeless Ele- gance in Décor, Details & Design” to any occasion. Since she established the florist shop at Rohsler’s Allendale Nursery & Florist in 1980, Robyn has been applying her creativity and attention to detail to fashion unique bridal bouquets, inspirational cen- terpieces, and Traditional, European, and Contemporary floral décor for all occasions. This veteran of floral shoots for national publications provides inte- rior home holiday decorating ser- vices so everyone’s home can look Robyn Rohsler-Ortiz picture perfect. She also carries a full line of invitations at special savings. Robyn has been in the florist business since she was 16. She is certified by the New York Botanical Gardens, accredited by Preston Bailey School of Design, and is the Ramsey Country Club’s featured florist. She and her design team have been recognized by Bergen Health & Life, Say Yes to the Best, The Knot, and Wedding Wire. Check out her reviews at The Knot and Wedding Wire. A member of the Association of Bridal Consultants, Robyn offers complete per- sonalized wedding flowers and planning that allow the host or hostess to relax and enjoy the party. She is a direct representative for destination weddings and honeymoons at Sandals and Beaches resorts. Every day, Robyn’s florist is filled with fresh flowers from around the world that she and her designers use in their unique arrangements and door wreaths. They will create fresh or silk flower arrangements in your own container. Be sure to ask Robyn about her floral design classes and demonstrations. Visit www.weddingflowersbyRobyn.com, her Facebook page, and Pinterest for further information. Rohsler’s Allendale Nursery & Florist is located at 100 Franklin Turnpike, Allendale, and is open daily. Call (201) 327-3156 for a complimentary consultation. It’s all about community at the Holland Christian Home F I t’s all about community at the Holland Christian Home For the past two years, Caryn Edelbach has served as the administrator at the Holland Christian Home, a 170-bed CCRC (Continuing Care Retirement Community) for those 75 years and older located in North Haledon. It is a retirement and support service community bound together as a family by a common faith and has been serving the needs of the senior community for over a century. At the Holland Christian Home, it’s all about community. Edelbach knows and understands the meaning of community well. Born and raised in Hawthorne, she received her bachelor’s degree in business administration from William Paterson University, her master’s degree from Fairleigh Dickinson University and is a Licensed Nursing Home Administrator. She has over 16 years of experience working in healthcare. Caryn brings a strong track record of leadership to her role as administrator within the Home. She previously worked for 10 years as an administrator at CareOne facilities in Bergen County. Caryn’s leadership skills have also been recognized outside of her career. She has served as secretary on the board of directors for St. Anthony’s School and is an active parishioner at St. Anthony’s Parish in Hawthorne. Caryn Caryn Edelbach and Lynn Ardese currently resides in Hawthorne, and her three children attend St. Anthony’s School. In the spring, the Holland Christian Home welcomed Lynn Ardese as the new director of activities. Lynn joins the Home with over eight years of experience in the healthcare industry. She began her career working for medical device and diagnostic Diagnostics, Inc. and then spent time working in a subacute/long- term care facility in Bergen County. Lynn graduated magna cum laude from Montclair State University and is a Certified Activity Director and fitness instructor and is first aid and CPR certified. Lynn coordinates the monthly activities for the residents. These include morning exercise, bingo, cooking class and bus outings to destinations such as Jenkinsons Boardwalk and the Westchester Broadway Dinner Theater. “I am truly blessed to be a part of the Holland Christian Home. It is a very special place,” Lynn said. Caryn and the entire staff of 150 employees at the Holland Christian Home have been instrumental in maintaining the exceptional standards that make the Home the unique retirement community that it is. With the deficiency-free rating from the N.J. Department of Health & Senior Services, the staff is always ready to serve the residents with hearts to love and hands to help. “We will continue the tradition of devoted care in our warm, homelike atmosphere. Because at the Holland Christian Home, it’s not just about quality healthcare…it’s also about community,” the administrator says.