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Legacy Lives: Carolyn Hall

Growing up in the picturesque Charlottesville and Greene County, Carolyn has spent much of her life in the heart of Virginia. Family has always played a vital role in Carolyn's life. Growing up in a household dedicated to service, her mother worked as a nurse at the University of Virginia, exemplifying compassion and care. [...]

Legacy Lives: Carolyn Hall2025-04-28T23:45:38-04:00

Legacy Lives: Judy Hall Lippincott

Judy Hall Lippincott was born in Moultrie, Georgia to John and Annie Mae Hall. She is the oldest of five children. Judy’s life is defined by education: her own and the education she gave to others. After graduating from Norman Park School in 1971, she attended Tift College, receiving a degree in Behavioral [...]

Legacy Lives: Judy Hall Lippincott2025-04-28T06:21:43-04:00

Legacy Lives: Barbara Poston

Barbara Poston, a native of South Carolina, grew up in the small town of Johnsonville. At the age of 21, she married and had a daughter named Beverly. Tragically, shortly after the birth of her daughter, her husband passed away in the Army in Germany. She never remarried and later moved to Florence [...]

Legacy Lives: Barbara Poston2025-04-28T23:46:07-04:00

Legacy Lives: Joyce Judge

Joyce was born in Mt. Victory, KY on a small farm where she was the youngest of 10 children. Six of her brothers served in WW2. She recalls spending most of her childhood teasing her brothers and sisters. She also enjoyed dancing.She attended Berea College in Kentucky. Berea College was the first interracial and [...]

Legacy Lives: Joyce Judge2025-04-16T18:53:16-04:00

Legacy Lives: Ellen Spangler

Ellen Spangler was born in 1934 and was the only child of Red and Isabelle McCurdy of Murraysville, Pennsylvania. She loved the outdoors, played the piano and was crowned May Queen of Franklin High School in her senior year. Ellen met her future husband, Richard, the summer before her senior year at Lake Erie. [...]

Legacy Lives: Ellen Spangler2025-04-16T18:46:14-04:00

LEGACY SENIOR LIVING ROLLS OUT TRAINING PROGRAM RESIDENTS WITH ALZHEIMER’S AND DEMENTIA

NOVEMBER 2023 PRESS RELEASE LEGACY SENIOR LIVING ROLLS OUT TRAINING PROGRAM TO GUARANTEE QUALITY CARE AND SERVICE FOR RESIDENTS WITH ALZHEIMER’S AND DEMENTIA Cleveland, Tenn. (Nov. 2024) — Legacy Senior Living has rolled out a training program for team members working with residents who have dementia or Alzheimer’s. The specific, hands-on training equips caregivers and [...]

LEGACY SENIOR LIVING ROLLS OUT TRAINING PROGRAM RESIDENTS WITH ALZHEIMER’S AND DEMENTIA2024-12-04T16:51:34-05:00

LEGACY SENIOR LIVING IMPLEMENTS SERVE TRAINING PROGRAM FOR ALL TEAM MEMBERS

NOVEMBER 2023 PRESS RELEASE Cleveland, Tenn. (Nov. 2024) —Legacy Senior Living is proud to announce their SERVE training program for all team members. The SERVE program, created by Legacy Senior Living leadership, is a commitment to providing the best training tools possible for team members to care for residents and family members with honor, respect, [...]

LEGACY SENIOR LIVING IMPLEMENTS SERVE TRAINING PROGRAM FOR ALL TEAM MEMBERS2024-12-04T16:42:12-05:00

Celebrating Senior Citizens Day: Honoring Our Elders and Their Legacy

We Honor Our Elders and Their Legacy Senior Citizens Day, celebrated on August 21st, was established by President Ronald Reagan in 1988 to raise awareness about issues affecting older adults and recognize their achievements. It encourages us to acknowledge their hard work, resilience, and the significant roles they play [...]

Celebrating Senior Citizens Day: Honoring Our Elders and Their Legacy2024-08-21T09:46:07-04:00

Do Prayers Help?

Do Prayers Help? Written by: David A. Riggs, Director of Chaplain Support Services When any tragic event hits our nation, social media lights up with words like, “our thoughts and prayers” are with you who are affected by this event.  As we approach the [...]

Do Prayers Help?2024-05-02T11:18:56-04:00
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