About Liberty Park

Cheryl Jaskiewicz, CDAL

Chief Operating Officer

Cheryl Jaskiewicz and her husband John, proud residents of Longview, Texas. With two children, Tyler and Dawson, keeping them on their toes, their home is always buzzing with youthful energy.

Cheryl is more than just your average community member – she's a beacon of compassion and expertise, especially when it comes to seniors. With over 19 years of professional experience, Cheryl's passion for serving the elderly knows no bounds. As a Certified Director of Assisted Living (CDAL), she's dedicated herself to upholding the highest standards of care in the industry.

Her leadership is evidenced by her accolades, including the ALFA Best of the Best Award in Human Resources. Cheryl's commitment to excellence doesn't stop there; she's also spearheaded innovative programs like the Ambassador program, ensuring top-notch training and mentorship for new staff members.

But Cheryl's true measure of success lies in the heartfelt connections she fosters with families and residents alike. Having experienced the impact of Alzheimer's Disease firsthand, she understands the importance of empathy and support in difficult times. It's no wonder she's been honored with the ALFAs Champion award for her unwavering dedication to seniors.

Beyond her professional achievements, Cheryl remains deeply rooted in her community, serving on the Longview Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, serving on the East Texas Alzheimer’s Association Board of Directors, and actively participating in organizations like Argentum.

And when it comes to senior health services, Liberty Park Senior Living in Jonesboro stands out as a beacon of excellence. With open arms and a warm welcome, they invite you to embark on a new chapter of your life – one filled with care, compassion, and a sense of belonging. Join their family, and let every day be the best day yet!

Cheryl Pillow

Activity Director

Cheryl Pillow is a devoted and empathetic professional dedicated to enriching the lives of seniors. Serving as the Activity Director at Liberty Park Assisted Living, Cheryl applies her compassionate nature to curate engaging and uplifting experiences for residents. With an educational background including an associate's degree from Arkansas State University, Cheryl has garnered over 8 years of experience in mental healthcare and private aid caregiving, leaving a lasting impact on those she serves.

Outside of her professional endeavors, Cheryl resides in Jonesboro with her husband, Chris Pillow, and is a committed parent to five children, three of whom she nurtures at home. Beyond her caregiving role, Cheryl finds joy in hosting gatherings and exhibits a flair for creating inviting atmospheres through her passion for interior decoration.

Cheryl's commitment to seniors is evident in her daily interactions, where she takes pride in being an integral part of their lives. Her unwavering dedication to crafting meaningful and enjoyable experiences underscores her profound concern for their well-being. Cheryl's warm-hearted demeanor and steadfast commitment render her an invaluable asset to all she encounters.

Maegan Brown, RN

Vice President of Operations

Maegan Brown and her husband Tony live in Hallsville. She has two grown children, Slade and Lexie, and two granddaughters, Kinzley and Adley. Maegan is a Registered Nurse bringing 18 years of expertise in the fields of Alzheimer’s/Dementia, Geriatric, Cardiac, and Critical Care. After working with many diverse groups, she has developed a passion for caring for our seniors and is dedicated to preserving their dignity while providing the exceptional care they deserve.

Maegan has worked with residents in Assisted Living and Memory Care for many years as Wellness Director as well as Executive Director and understands the importance of including their families in all aspects of the development and implementation of the plan of care for the resident. She makes it a priority to be available to staff, residents and their families to secure their trust that not only are their physical needs being continually met, but that their emotional needs are met as well.

Drew Merryman

Executive Director

Syretta Burns, LPN

Wellness Director

With origins in Chicago, IL, I have called Jonesboro, AR home for the past 13 years. Throughout my journey, I've been blessed with four wonderful adult children – Dominique, Sydnee, Donovan, and Morgan – and am a proud grandparent to three precious grandchildren: Jru, Kacey, and Dream.

In my professional capacity, I bring over 23 years of experience as a licensed practical nurse, having traversed various specialties including Geriatrics, Internal Medicine, Alzheimer's/Dementia care, and Home Health. While I've held diverse clinical and administrative roles, my true passion lies in serving the Alzheimer's/Dementia population. I am deeply committed to providing compassionate care while upholding their dignity and preserving their quality of life.

My tenure in Assisted Living and Memory Care settings, particularly as a Resident Care Coordinator, has underscored the paramount importance of family involvement in coordinating resident care. Additionally, I've come to recognize the significance of fostering trusting relationships with residents, their families, and fellow staff members. By prioritizing open communication and empathy, we can ensure that our residents receive optimal care that addresses both their physical and emotional needs.