Stay-at-Home and What to Do
Resident Nancy Wisner shares how a popular “Happiness” class changed her approach to life’s ups and downs in ways that she didn’t imagine.
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Our Birthright
The five senses with which we were born color our lives in ways that we cannot fathom. Some of them are more acute than others. However, when one is missing or even dulled, the others take on some of the missing roles.
Resident Stories: Shopping with Mom
Resident Marie Smith shares warm memories of shopping with her mother.
What I Did in the War
As resident Donald Terleski sheltered in place, he talked to his 100-year-old mother about her experiences during World War II.
Military Displays Keep History Alive
Bill McNamara, West Point Class of 1960, has made it his duty to honor our country’s battles by curating exhibits of military material and mementoes in five cabinets around PVE.
Strengthening Community Connections
One of the greatest challenges of the Coronavirus pandemic is the ongoing need for physical distancing to prevent the spread. Our residents have found creative ways to bridge the isolation for themselves and others throughout the pandemic.
Road Repairs Change World Relationships
An aftermath of the extraordinary airlift that saved Berlin during World War II was America’s commitment to build the greatest airlift force in the world.
Community Center Improvements
Looking for silver linings has become a new hobby for many Americans as the coronavirus pandemic extends its grip on our lives and nation. At Paradise Valley Estates, we capitalized on the decreased foot traffic and moved up a planned refresh of the hub of our Life Plan Community: the Community Center.
A Dental Send Off
Resident Jean Martin shares memories of delivering cards to her childhood dentist before he joined the U.S. Navy.
Papers Are Delivered By Angels
During our spring shelter in place, many residents pitched in to make our lives more normal. They, and many others here at PVE, showed us that, together, we can make a difference.
