I know that sounds like a silly question—but then why do we spend millions of dollars on research and write dozens of books every year on that very subject?
by Liz Wildberger
Originals Dinner Celebrates First Residents
The first residents to arrive at PVE in 1997 through 2000, affectionately known as the Originals, were honored at an elegant dinner party at Rawlinson Hall this past spring.
by David Rausch
The Power of Dance—for Parkinson’s Disease
When the New York-based Mark Morris School of Dance performed at the Mondavi Arts Center, we were totally overwhelmed by their talent and creativity.
by Jeanne Michael
Carrie Reese: PVE Resident, World Record Holder
In 2016, PVE resident Carrie Reese captured five world weightlifting records, four state-level world records, and Best Lifter honors at various West Coast weight lifting championships.
by Denise Flowerday
Building Generational Bonds
A common assumption is that once people move into a retirement community, their access to people of younger generations will be limited to visits from grandchildren.
by Ian Lanouette
PVE Welcomes New CEO
This summer Paradise Valley Estates welcomed a new chief executive officer, Kevin Burke. Kevin and his wife, Lisa, arrived on campus in June.
by Pat Williams
On Becoming a Widow
It is difficult for me to believe I’ve been a widow for almost 20 years.
by Liz Wildberger
Kicking Off 20 Years at PVE
The scene opens with soft dinner music and elegant table settings and finishes a delectable gourmet meal and wonderful conversation.
by Jerry Mulenburg
Just How Old Are You?
At dinner one evening at PVE, we were discussing how old someone was and this triggered a question in my mind.
by Jerry Mulenburg
Pedaling to Work
When PVE Assisted Living Manager Kelly Yee decided to bike the five miles each way from her home to work every day instead of driving, she knew the Hilborn hill would be a challenge.
