When you’re looking to make a retirement move, it’s important to view a variety of senior living community floor plans before making a final decision.
Narrow down your list of communities by gathering information about their residential options. An easy way to do this is to visit their website and check out the senior living floor plans available, such as independent living apartments or villas. Note which residences have features you prefer, including:
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There are a lot of senior living options open to you. Understanding what they are – and how they can benefit you – is key to making a smart decision. One term that sometimes causes confusion is Life Plan Community. Here’s what you need to know.
The beautiful nature, and animals on the website are photos that were taken by John Ingram and shared by his wife Adrienne. John Ingram, a resident of Longhorn Village, loved nature. It was often said he could see things that others couldn’t, so he enjoyed capturing what he saw in a photograph and sharing it with others. He often told people to “open their eyes” so they could also see the beauty all around them. Here is a picture of John taking photos here at Longhorn Village.
John Culver has an adventurous spirit that’s taken him around the world for work and pleasure – and he’s still exploring.
Social Director Dawn Lindsey is always on the go. She has to be – she and her team pull off more than 300 activities and events each month.
Did you know that 60% of people over the age of 60 say they have more things than they really need? Whether you’re looking to live more simply, or are thinking about moving into a senior living community, it may be time to start rightsizing your life.
After earning his bachelor’s degree from Texas A&M University in 1949, Dr. Jerry Fineg’s dream was to work as a veterinarian and manage his family’s ranch near Abilene. He never imagined that his love of animals would take him all over the world – and bring him close to outer space.
When Lt. Ray Whitfield went out on a training mission in February of 1950, he had no idea he would become part of history. The 25-year-old West Point graduate was sent to Alaska to take part in a training mission as part of the Cold War. When the mission went wrong, Whitfield and the crew had to act fast to save lives.
Yet for all of those years, we proudly proclaimed, to anyone who’d listen, that we were from Texas.
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