Our days are filled with important duties and routines. Yet human connection takes precedence over the necessities of our job descriptions every time. You are why we're here.
We bring varied backgrounds and skills to our roles, but we are all here to love and support you.
Rebekah started at Traditions at Beaumont in 2017 and has worked her way from Receptionist to Executive Director.
Rebekah graduated from Boyce College in Louisville, Kentucky, with a Bachelor of Science in Global Studies. During her time with Traditions, she has loved building genuine relationships with residents and staff.
"I like to build strong teams of dedicated professionals who put our residents first and uphold our Core Values. I'm honored to work with such a talented group of people who serve our most vulnerable population. Traditions is a phenomenal company that supports its leaders to do just that."
In her personal time, Rebekah loves cooking, interior design, and spending time with my 6 nieces & nephews.
After 8 months as the Assistant Director of Culinary at Traditions at Beaumont, Brandon Lutsch has become the Community Relations Director!
Brandon is excited about the opportunity to enhance the quality of life for older adults, foster connection, and provide excellent care.
"I’m a golf enthusiast who tees off with precision and spices things up in culinary."
Shannon Bland is the Memory Care Director at Traditions at Beaumont. She has worked in senior living for nearly 30 years in various roles.
"Older adults, especially those with dementia, are my passion,” she said. "I want to make sure they have the best care and experiences possible while they are with me. Additionally, I try to further my knowledge and education so that I can serve them in the best manner possible.”
In her personal time, she loves building and working on dollhouses and miniatures.
Chef Bobby is the newest member of our leadership team. After caring for his mother at the end of her life, Bobby became passionate about using his culinary skills in a positive manner.
"My passion for the elderly developed when I took care of my mother, and when she passed, there was a void in my life, of caring for her. Through Senior care, I have found my need and want to utilize my culinary skills in a most positive way."
In his personal time, Bobby loves the outdoors and riding my motorcycle.
Macie is the move-in coordinator at Traditions at Beaumont. She has been at Traditions at Beaumont for three years. She began as a receptionist and moved to her current position last year.
"My grandmother & I used to make frequent trips to various senior communities locally to volunteer our time, as well as see some of her friends, so this line of work is near and dear to my heart."
Macie is responsible for the fun chalkboard art on the welcome sign in the lobby!
Glen Minzenberger has been at Traditions at Beaumont for close to four years. He currently serves as the Maintenance Director.
Originally hired on as an assistant, Glen was promoted to Director in 2022. "I just really like the atmosphere and the people here."
In his personal time, Glen likes to golf, fish, travel, and spend time with his grandbabies.
Amy Webb is the Activities Director at Traditions at Beaumont, and she loves her job!
"My father was in an assisted living facility for his last few years of life. I connected with the people there and saw the love, joy, and compassion they exhibited every day. I left my job for the Activities Assistant position and never looked back. What a blessing to love what you do!”
Amy has been in activities for ten years and with Traditions at Beaumont for three.
" I love being silly, having spontaneous fun and laughter! Anyone who knows me knows this position was created for me."
Chris Burns is the Wellness Director at Traditions at Beaumont. He has 14 years of experience in senior living, the last three of which he’s spent with Traditions. Chris enjoys working with people, especially our residents, every day. In his personal time, Chris enjoys boating and summertime!
Dan has been with Traditions for 7 years and loves making a difference in seniors' lives. "I'm passionate about senior living because it is extremely enriching and rewarding to be helping make a difference in the lives of seniors.”
Dan is proud to have placed first in the 2025 Beaumont Departmental Derby Race. "I absolutely won "fair and square" and did NOT have an unfair advantage, promise!”
