Marjorie D.Paquette

Born in 1924, I was the third child in a family of 7 kids, (5 girls and 2 boys). Growing up during the Great Depression I learned to appreciate every penny I made. As soon as I graduated from high school at 16 years old, I began working and taking care of myself. Though I met my future husband one year earlier, we went our separate ways when I moved to Washington, DC in pursuit of a career and George went off to fight for our Country in WWII. During the War, like  many  civilians who joined  the  war  effort,  I  worked in factory sorting bomb fuse heads.

After George returned from the service, we got married and had our first child Steven. We both worked hard to make sure we could give Steve a better life than we had. As  we  became  more  financially stable  we had two more children Gerard and Michael. With 3 children we both worked full time jobs to give them the best life we could. Putting them through College and once they were on their own, I continued  to  work and  going  to  night  school  attaining a Degree  in  Accounting.  

    Retirement brought the opportunity for George and I to travel and visit our Sons who all lived in other States by then. Up until George had his stroke we were enjoying our carefree life in our home of 50+ years.  After George passed away, I sold the house and used the proceeds for my Entry Fee to Taylor Community. Being led to believe this was the way to avoid being a burden to my kids, I signed the Continuing Care Contract. Which  supposedly guaranteed me  healthcare  of  if I ever  ran out of  money.  This proved to be a huge mistake,  as  it  feels  like  I signed my  life  away.  The  following documents and  reviews will  explain  in  detail  how  they  mismanaged my  medication,  falsified  medical  records  and  left my  Lifeline system unplugged  and  malfunctioning for  months at  a  time.

  Though the years may  have  changed  my  physical  appearance,  they  haven’t taken  away  my desire  to  live and  my  right  to  be  treated  with  respect and  dignity  as  a  human  being.   Since  I  know all of the current  residents  are  afraid  to  speak  out,  it  makes  it imperative that these  facts are exposed  to  give them  a voice  and to effect  change.  This  information is  only  small  fraction  of  the  Factual  Hard  Documentation and Technical  Data  available and  will  be  exposed  in  coming  months. (See  galleries  to  enlarge and  view  actual documents)

  Read on  to  learn  from  what  I  went  through and  why I  was  forced  to  leave for  my  own  safety.  Hank  and  Heather’s  recklessness that  not  only  endangered  my  health  but  my  overall  safety.  The  lies  and  attempted  coverups   by  Susan  Denopoulos and  Michael Flaherty  in collusion  with  The  NH  State  Insurance Commission.  The  inaction by the  Trustees,  Board of Directors  and  all   State  Agencies,  makes  for  a  scary  situation for  all  Seniors  living  in  Taylor  Community.