Monroe Manor

NOW HIRING – MONROE MANOR NURSING HOME

We are currently hiring dedicated and compassionate staff to join our team!
CNA -Double Weekend Shift
• Pay: $16/hour
• + $2/hour attendance incentive (for arriving at 7:00 AM)
• Total: Up to $18/hour

CNA Positions Available
• 3:00 PM - 11:00 PM
• 11:00 PM - 7:00 AM

Licensed Nurses Needed
• LPN & RN
• Competitive pay based on experience

Apply Today!�Call us at 918-919-3276�or stop by and speak with our team in person.

If anyone would like to donate candy &/or eggs for our yearly Easter egg hunt for the lower Elementary,we would greatly appreciate it!🐰🍭🍬🍫

🎄 December at Monroe Manor! ❄️
We’re excited to celebrate the season with our residents, families, and community. Here’s what’s happening this month at Monroe Manor Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation

Kylie Rackleff – Social Services Director, Monroe Manor

Kylie Rackleff, Monroe Manor’s dedicated Social Services Director, was born in Rogers, Arkansas, and grew up in Siloam Springs before moving to Oklahoma in 2007. She now proudly calls Jay, Oklahoma home. Inspired by her sister-in-law, Kylie entered the social services field in 2021 and holds a Social Service Designee Certificate, with plans to further her education in the future.

Kylie’s favorite part of her work is building relationships with residents—spending time with them, listening to their stories, and supporting their needs with compassion. Outside of work, she enjoys being with her daughter, attending her gymnastics competitions, and watching college gymnastics, especially at the University of Arkansas.

Kylie credits her mother as her greatest inspiration, describing her as one of the hardest-working women she knows. She describes herself in three words: creative, honest, and loyal. Her favorite quote, from Rosa Parks, guides her approach to both life and work:
“You must never be fearful about what you are doing when it is right.

🍁 Happy Thanksgiving from Monroe Manor! 🍁

Today we pause to reflect on the blessings of community, compassion, and connection. For more than 70 years, Monroe Manor has had the honor of serving the Jay community and caring for generations of families.

To our residents, families, staff, and neighbors — we are grateful for the trust you place in us each day. Your strength, kindness, and support inspire us to continue providing the highest level of care and comfort.

May your day be filled with joy, gratitude, and time spent with those who matter most.
From our Monroe Manor family to yours, Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃❤️

Jennifer Teeter, LPN
Lead Nurse – Monroe Manor

Born and raised in Claremore, Oklahoma, and later raised in Quapaw, Jennifer Teeter now calls Grove home. A proud mother of three—two boys and one girl—Jennifer has dedicated over 21 years to the medical field, including the past six years as a Licensed Practical Nurse.

A graduate of Quapaw High School and Missouri Southern State University’s LPN program, Jennifer has served as the Lead Nurse at Monroe Manor for the past two years. Her dedication, compassion, and leadership make her an invaluable part of the team.

Jennifer’s greatest accomplishment and lifelong goal is being a devoted mother. She values respect for others above all else and finds joy in spending time with her family and enjoying the outdoors. Her true passion lies in hospice care, where she provides comfort and dignity to patients and their loved ones.

Her advice to the next generation: “You’re never too old to reach your goals.”
Her personal motto: “Be very affectionate about those in your life.”

For Both Residents, Families and staff of Monroe Manor

"Together, we can find joy in the little moments and strength in each other."
"Love knows no distance, no age, and no boundaries—it’s always present."
"Cherish the memories, embrace the present, and look forward to the blessings ahead."

Monroe Manor would like to recognize Shawnda Pickup for her 18 years of dedicated, compassionate, and caring service.
Her commitment to our residents, families, and team has made a lasting impact on our facility and community.
Thank you, Shawnda, for your loyalty, professionalism, and the heart you bring to Monroe Manor every single day

Monroe Manor would like to introduce our administrator, Ayo Aquirre

healthcare.

Ayo’s career in healthcare began as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), where she discovered her passion for leadership and her desire to make a meaningful difference in residents’ lives. Since 2017, she has worked in the medical field with dedication and compassion, always striving to improve the quality of care through education, empathy, and teamwork.

Deeply influenced by her mother—a grounded, disciplined, and generous woman—Ayo models her own life on the values of giving, kindness, and humility. She is grateful to her father for providing her the opportunity to study abroad, a “golden opportunity” she continues to honor through her commitment to excellence.

Outside of her professional role, Ayo enjoys traveling, helping others solve problems, and fostering a team-oriented environment. Her personal motto is simple yet powerful: “Trust God.”

We are very proud to have Ayo as part of the Monroe Manor family and look forward to many years of her dedicated leadership and compassionate care.

Monroe Manor would like to introduce our MDS coordinator Julie Hentz


Julie Hentz has been a dedicated member of the Monroe Manor team for the past eight years, serving with compassion and professionalism as a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN). With an impressive 36 years of nursing experience, Julie brings a wealth of knowledge and a caring heart to her role.

A native of Iowa, Julie graduated from Central Decatur High School and earned her LPN certification from Southwestern Community College in 1989. Throughout her career, she has worked in a variety of healthcare settings, including nursing rehabilitation, MDS, medical-surgical, and pulmonary units, among others. Her wide-ranging expertise and leadership make her a valued part of the Monroe Manor team.

Julie currently holds certifications in Infection Control and Phlebotomy and has fulfilled multiple key responsibilities at Monroe Manor, including MDS coordination, physician rounding, care planning, quality assurance and performance improvement (QAPI), audits, admissions, and state survey preparations.

Outside of work, Julie enjoys gardening, home life, and spending time with her family. She is the proud mother of three children, grandmother of eight, and great-grandmother of six. Her favorite pastimes include listening to ’70s rock and roll and watching John Wayne movies.

Julie shares that her greatest influences have been her father and her spiritual faith. Her advice to the next generation is to “be honest, stand strong, and do not back down.” When asked to sum up her life in one sentence, Julie reflects, “God has been good.”

Monroe Manor proudly recognizes Julie Hentz for her many years of dedication, skill, and compassion. Her commitment to quality care and her steady presence make her one of our most valued team members.