
Memories
Resident Floyd Gripman shares memories from his childhood growing up in Michigan.
PVE residents will bury a time capsule focused on life before, during, and hopefully after the pandemic.
Vacaville’s Arlene Drive and Shady Glen Avenue have famous alter egos come holiday season.
In the early days of the coronavirus pandemic, when toilet paper supplies were scarce, resident Bud Ross learned to be careful when ordering online.
Four widows gathered for a meal, lively conversation and lots of laughs from stories guaranteed to cheer one another. They found holiday happiness, not just for each other, but also for two unknown strangers.
A popular community activity at Paradise Valley Estates that has endured during the 2020 pandemic is the PVE Chime Players.
As a young student, resident Fred Montonye learned to knit six-inch by six-inch wool squares which were sewn together to form blankets that were sent to Britain during World War II.
Rick Preuss makes life decisions that fulfill his head and his heart. That same approach led to selecting The Ridge at Paradise Valley Estates for his next home.