Three Medford couples with a combined total of 190 years of marriage — and counting — may be living proof that true love never dies.

The couple now lives at the Brookdale Senior Living Facility but met on the East Coast in the 50s. They now have two kids and three grandchildren. They said their successful marriage is grounded in adventure and treating each other as equals.

If you need a little inspiration on this day of love, meet Pauline and Lindy Harris! The Denton couple just celebrated their 75th wedding anniversary.

A couple living at a Brookdale Senior Living community in Fort Smith, Arkansas is celebrating 67 years of marriage. When asked about the secret to a long marriage, Maureen answered that compromise is important.

Jean and Martin Linn got married when Dwight D. Eisenhower had just been elected president, and color television was close on the horizon.

Nick Tenaglia, 93, and Evelyn Tenaglia, 89, were together for 17 years before Nick popped the big question. Now, they've been married for over 40 years.

A couple at one of our Brookdale Senior Living communities in McMinnville, Oregon celebrated 75 years of marriage.

The Cleveland Police Department, alongside Cleveland Fire Department stopped by Brookdale Senior Living on February 13 to show some love to residents.

On this day that celebrates love and romance, meet Herb and Nancy Seidel, childhood sweethearts who went their separate ways after dating in high school, only to find each other several decades later.

With tables full of cookies, candy, coffee and nachos, Bakersfield community groups joined together Monday outside Bakersfield Police Department headquarters to thank officers and staff for their work.

A dozen residents at Brookdale Senior Living in Auburn set out to create blankets for the Placer County Animal Shelter. The 12 crafters cut and tied the sides of each blanket creating soft, warm small blankets for cats and puppies, and larger blankets for the dogs. The group finished 53 blankets to present to the Placer County Animal Shelter in Auburn.

After seven decades of Valentine’s Days, a Northeast Ohio couple says there’s no real secret to a lasting love. In their case, Marty and Jean Linn found a common interest was key to a successful marriage.

What's the secret to a love that lasts? One couple living at Brookdale Tracy, after 64 years of marriage, might just have the answer.

In a world of dating apps and reality TV shows, there's a timeless story of long-lasting love to tell this Valentine's week at a Brookdale Senior Living community in Bend, Oregon.

The ballad of Stanley and Louise Bullock has been warmly curated over their 75 years of dedicated marriage to each other and like any long-term relationship it was filled with ups and downs, hardship and prosperity. The pair met in McCammon while they both attended high school.