On Thursday, March 20, the Brookdale Trinity Towers celebrated a big milestone 40 years in the Coastal Bend. For four decades, the senior living facility has been focusing on making sure it's residents feel comfortable and at home. Employees, friends and residents of the towers gathered to celebrate this honor.
Read moreBarbara Talley is known as "the mother of civil rights in Southfield." This Women's History Month, Talley, the first African American elected to the city council there, is still inspiring others.
Read moreAs we celebrate Women’s History Month, we recognize an extraordinary woman in at Brookdale Sherwood—101-year-old Cornelia Fawner Meachum. Living over a century, Meachum has witnessed history unfold, raised a family, and left behind a legacy of resilience and faith. And at 101 years old, she still carries a bright spirit, a sharp mind, a great humor, and an undeniable love for life.
Read moreBrookdale Residents Do Everything Together Including Matching Clothes It only took one breakfast together for Brookdale Lake Orienta residents MaryAnn Crawford and Joan Kaeble to become inseparable. The two bonded over their shared love of baking and fashion, and now do everything together including matching their clothes! MaryAnn and Joan say their close friendship is a big reason why they love their community. Friendships and community connections are important for healthy aging. For more information about social activities at Brookdale or to find a community near you, visit brookdale.com.
Read morePeople may treasure their lifelong friendships, but rarely do they end up spending their golden years in a retirement home with their BFF as a next-door neighbor. But it's a happy reality for Minnie Belle Posey, 96, and Mary Ellen "Nell" Whitton, 88, who for more than 60 years have lived their lives side by side first in the Poseyville community of Haralson County, and now in Brookdale Carrollton.
Read moreBrookdale Gaines Ranch resident Bernie Mayoff’s social calendar is packed! After 36 years in the tech industry, Bernie retired and went on to volunteer, teach, and pursue his passion for amateur photography. He now shares his interests with fellow residents by leading community clubs, and presentations as well as starting one of the largest social events of the year, Mayoff Day! Bernie and his wife started the tradition 50 years ago as a playful pun on their last name and to celebrate May coming off the yearly calendar! For more information on Brookdale or to find a community near you, visit brookdale.com.
Read moreBrookdale Senior Living, a national leader in providing quality, person-centered care for residents living with dementia, announces that it raised $1,254,388 for the 2024 Walk to End Alzheimer's®, renewing its long-term commitment to the fight against Alzheimer's. For the past 17 years, the Brookdale team has raised more than $23 million to support the Alzheimer's Association®'s mission to advance research, provide care and promote brain health.
Read moreThe Brookdale Senior Living Chairman’s Club is a prestigious honor, reserved for just 50 of the top-performing sales professionals in the company each year. As the largest senior living operator in the U.S., Brookdale moves in more seniors than any other provider, and our expertise in caring for seniors in unmatched.
Read moreActresses Betty White and Judy Garland, comic book writer Stan Lee, singer Doris Day and Brookdale Senior Living resident Alice Goodwin each have something in common — they were all born in 1922. On Sunday, Feb. 16, Goodwin celebrated her 103rd birthday. The centenarian received flowers and gifts from friends and family and celebrated with a birthday party at Brookdale, complete with a cake, balloons and flowers.
Read moreDecades after graduation, a group of Vanderbilt women have found friendship, shared memories, and Commodore spirit at a local assisted living community.
Read moreBrookdale Senior Living recently crowned this year’s Chautauqua County Senior Sweetheart, Elaine Crossley. The Senior Sweetheart is an event that Brookdale does every year on Valentine’s Day to honor a local senior who is involved in the community and likes to help others.
Read moreBrookdale Springs Mesa resident, Ted Drake received a makeover to his craft room as part of the Brookdale Senior Living interior design show, Make It Mine.
Read moreSky’s the limit for Dick Albers! The professional and celebrated comedic trampolinist is among our Brookdale residents whose rich lives continue to shine brightly during their golden years. Dick’s “Comedic Trampoline Act” toured for 20 years, performing multiple halftime shows for the Globetrotters, at seven different casinos on the Las Vegas Strip and appearing on The Ed Sullivan Show five times. He even traveled to Vietnam with Bob Hope to entertain American troops during the war. Though retired, Dick still leaves people smiling with his amazing stories about life in the entertainment business! For more information on Brookdale or to find a community near you, visit brookdale.com.
Read morePhyllis Walsh celebrated her 100th birthday on Feb. 12, 2025. She commemorated this auspicious day by doing what she does every Wednesday morning — bowling in her Wednesday league at Fox Bowl in Wheaton.
Read moreAlice Goodwin just celebrated her 103rd birthday at Brookdale New Braunfels. Her secret to longevity is through playing games, taking lots of naps, and enjoying milk and cookies.
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