Just shy of 40 years, ACV service coordinator, D’Arcy Chapman, retired at the end of February. Beginning his career in 1982 when he took a position with the children’s program while ACV was still a children’s orphanage, D’Arcy has worked diligently ever since to extend the loving hand of Christ by serving others. Transitioning through a few positions since 1982, his most recent 10 years has been working on the independent living side of the village as a service coordinator offering compassionate care to the residents of ACV. We are grateful for the countless hours and days you have devoted to this ministry and all that you have done to care for our members. You are truly appreciated, D’Arcy, and we wish you many years of joyful retirement!
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