Sisters Joanne Arnold, 95, and Janice Randall, 89, of Brookdale Novi, have each known their spouses for more than 75 years, but they have very different love stories.

Staunton city leaders recognize three centenarians in a birthday celebration.

After 70 years of matrimony, William and Doris Brown say the key to their marriage's longevity is "loving each other every day." Things are more quiet for the pair these days: Doris has been diagnosed with dementia and now lives at Brookdale Senior Living in Tallahassee. That doesn't stop William from visiting his wife almost every day.

Barbara and Lester Huntley have been married since 2018, but Barbara said their love story didn’t start with a lot of love.

Brookdale Senior Living in Lakewood recently crowned Rita Meleen as its Senior Sweetheart for the year.

Three residents at Brookdale have turned 100 years old in the last year. Charles ‘Dave’ Firebaugh, John Hodges and Ruth Gibson were celebrated for their 100th birthdays.

Laughing together for more than 80 years and married for 73, Richard and Rhea Butler say it Is a love story that almost didn’t happen.

82-year-old Caroline Downey, and 85-year-old Don Levy said they want to let others know it's never too late to find love and you just might find it when you least expect it. They first met eight years ago in the dining room of Brookdale Redwood City, a senior living community.

Love was in the air in the Coastal Bend -- but especially for a few residents at Brookdale Senior Living on Valentine's Day.

Wick and Nat Roth are best friends who’ve done just about everything together for the last 75 years. Brookdale McMinnville Town Center threw the couple an anniversary party in their honor.

Jim was born Feb. 14, 1930, and Ginger was born Sept. 13, 1931. The two met at a club picnic at Bates College in Lewiston, Maine in 1950, right before summer break. Jim was studying to become a chemist, and Ginger, a nurse.

A Troy couple together for more than 75 years says a successful love story includes hard work ― and a lot of give and take.

The couple says they knew they were meant to be within minutes of seeing each other.

At a Brookdale community in Pueblo, you can find Ray and Annie Holdsworth, embodying the spirit of Valentine’s Day. Their journey to love might have been unconventional, but more than 50 years later, they are still excited to share their story.

Two couples at the Brookdale Senior Living community in Glen Ellyn have been together for over 60 years and their love stories seem to be right out of a Hollywood movie.