Amidst all the business of Christmas, many of our Century Park residents make time to give to those in need.
Each year, Century Park Associates invites residents in its communities to submit Christmas card designs.
Five sweet ladies from Cascade Park turned their passion into purpose when they decided to knit and crochet hats for babies.
Dolores Sunley, a resident at The Bridge at Hickory Woods, recently had her artwork featured on a Christmas card.
Lynn Evans Mand, a resident at The AbbeWood, an assisted living facility in Elyria, recently had her artwork featured on a Christmas card.
June Hamm, a resident at The Inn at Garden Plaza, recently had her artwork featured on a Christmas card.
Bette Higgins, a resident at The Bridge at Ooltewah, recently had her artwork featured on a Christmas card.
The city of Lauderhill, Florida, recently honored Simon Growick for his service in the U. S. military.
In honor of their service and dedication to our country, residents enjoy a thrill with a free ride in a World War II biplane.
We asked residents all over the country about their best vacations ever.
As Thanksgiving approaches, Century Park residents around the country spent some time reflecting on what they are most thankful for.
Multiple residents were honored on Veterans Day at Cherry Creek Retirement Village for their service to our country.
Ernie estimates that he's given close to 1,000 hats away. He says he doesn't mind the expense as long as his gift is meaningful to others.
Eight residents at Cherry Creek Retirement Village in Aurora, Colorado, are proud veterans. Combined, they have 49.5 years of service.
Century Park communities are honored to be home to many veterans who have sacrificed and served our country.
Read the fun tale of how two residents came together to write and publish a book during quarantine.
Century Park residents and associates across the country enjoyed celebrating Halloween in our senior living communities.
The riverboats Don Summer captained in St. Louis and New Orleans were the hot spot for dancing, eating and partying.
Our residents reflected on Trick-or-treating as kids, and shared what their favorite Halloween candy is.
Garden Plaza of Greenbriar Cove, an independent living community in Ooltewah, Tennessee, is about to celebrate its 10-year anniversary.
When a resident dreamed of returning to her home in Paris, France, the team at Garden Plaza decided to bring France to her.
For Bill, carving is more than a hobby. It has become a creative outlet and also has given him purpose.
Each year Century Park’s assisted living communities participate in a nationwide campaign known as National Assisted Living Week.
When Hurricane Florence slammed into the East Coast, The Bridge at Charleston was ready.
An adrenaline rush can come from anything. At The Bridge at Colorado Springs in Colorado, residents get that thrill from motorcycle rides.
We dedicate this tribute to those living with Alzheimer's, their caretakers and the residents in our care who may one day be diagnosed.
Ida Pezzullo, a resident at The Bridge at Cherry Hill in Johnston, Rhode Island, has 100 years of wisdom to share.
Do you realize only 1 in 10,000 people live to be 100 years old?
All that it takes to become a national champion is a good bowling ball that fits your hand correctly and a lot of practice.
For Joseph Kordek, working with the land and tending to the soil is not a burden but a blessing.
When you’re happy, the moments seem to last forever. Jack Markey lives a life full of leadership and happiness.
Music has allowed Lynn Evans Mand of The AbbeWood in Elyria, Ohio, to truly capture the moment.
For two married residents at The Bridge at Garden Plaza of Post Falls, Idaho, one moment in 1926 was just the start.
Jack and Frances Abbott, 89- and 88-year-old residents at Westside Garden Plaza in Indianapolis, have made family everywhere they go.
Century Park Associates is excited to kick off National Assisted Living Week 2017 with Grandparents Day.
What was the best advice you ever received from your grandmother or grandfather?
We asked residents all over the country about the historical events that shaped their lives.
Becky and Chuck continue to spark creativity in themselves and in their fellow residents at The Bridge at Longmont.
Hope Cresswell showcases her spark of creativity through her beautiful artwork.
In the eyes of Janie Gass, writing is more than just a creative outlet. It is a way of sharing her heart with the world.
Jim Birdwell, who first became a clown in 1996, is a source of fun and creativity at Quail Ridge assisted living in Pocatello, Idaho.
Nolen Kelly has a spark of passion for helping others.
Mabel Payne has loved gardening since she was a child. Her mother would always say, “If there aren’t flowers in the house, it isn’t a home.â€
If you visit Veldonna Armstrong at Garden Plaza of Post Falls, Idaho, you will quickly be struck by her creative spirit.
Cascade Park Retirement Community recently hosted a luau as part of an effort to raise money for the Alzheimer’s Association.
This summer, Westside Garden Plaza resident Mina Collier had her wish granted.
The Bridge’s intergenerational program began after the children at Kinderoo Academy created birthday cards for the residents each month.
Corinne Stanton gives credit to the Lord, a dedicated doctor and a “popcorn angel†for saving her life.
This month, our communities celebrated National Ice Cream Day on Sunday, July 21.
When Martin shares the stories of how she came to be chaplain of Cottesmore, she sees how one open door always led to another.
A group of residents from Cascade Park in Woodburn, Oregon, made the trip to Willamette National Cemetery.
We at Century Park Associates thank Mr. Barnard and all of our servicemen and women for defending our freedom!
Executive director, Lori Follett and resident, Kenny Bisel from The Bridge at Greeley recently ran a 1K together.
Christenson is constantly engaging her mind and finding innovative solutions for her friends at The Bridge.
Our communities celebrated National Strawberry Shortcake Day on Friday, June 14.
Our residents shared memories of their own fathers and the best advice they received over the years.
The movie-watching experience has changed quite a bit since our residents were kids. We wanted to hear about their first movie experience.
Zeke, due to his patriotism and sense of duty, joined the military in 1942.
This year, Kristie Tucker was chosen as the overall winner of Century Park’s Going the Extra Mile award from more than 40 communities.
Century Park Associates is incredibly proud of all of our veterans and thankful to those who gave their lives in service.
A love for knitting and crafting is the common thread that has pulled a group of Aurora women together for several hours each day.
This month, our communities celebrated National BBQ Day on Thursday, May 16.
Lilia looks back knowing that she lived a great life with her family while also leaving her legacy as a teacher.
Our residents shared memories of their own mothers and the best advice they received over the years.
Ms. Nancy Stephens is a current resident of Garden Plaza at Cleveland.
John Clement, a resident at Garden Plaza of Aurora, Colorado lived in Honolulu, Hawaii during the infamous Pearl Harbor attack of WWII.
We wanted to take a moment and share the stories of our Regional Directors of Care Services, as well as our Director of Care Services.
On March 13, 2019, residents from two Tennessee communities competed in a corn hole competition!
Journalists live a life full of networking and finding out the details, but they each do it in their own way.
This month, our communities celebrated National Grilled Cheese Day on Friday, April 12.
In celebration of National Pet Day, we wanted to honor our loyal pals by sharing about how wonderful they are with the world!
We would like to share the stories of some unique siblings in our communities.
Good Friday marks the beginning of a monumental weekend for Christians around the globe.
Seven residents from The Bridge at Paradise Valley in Las Vegas took a sweet trip to the Ethel M. Chocolate Factory.
This month, our communities celebrated National Crunch Taco Day on Monday, March 18.
Over time, things have certainly changed for Jerry and Elaine, but they have found their way to keep connected: technology.
Marvin has two children, a daughter and a son, as well as many nieces and nephews with whom he likes to celebrate Passover.
What is the hardest thing about growing older? What is the best thing about growing older?
Ruth Schnee led the pathway for young women to obtain a future in design and architecture.
Witherspoon is not just a sailor, but someone who continues to write, paint, philosophize, care, share and believe.
Celebrate World Storytelling Day by reading stories of Century Park residents!
Gail Odom, a resident at the Bridge of Ooltewah, Tennessee, has lived an extraordinary life.
In honor of World Kidney Day, we would like to share a little story about one of our newest residents.
KKTV Channel 11, a local news station in Colorado, welcomed the residents as they learned about TV news and weather.
John Voehl, an Abraham Lincoln historian visited Garden Plaza of Aurora on Feb. 19, 2019
December 7, 1941 - a date many of us recognize as the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Today, Rosa Lee believes it’s her responsibility to bear witness to what life was like before and during the Civil Rights Movement.
This month, our communities celebrated National Pancake Day on Thursday, February 21.
The ladies at Garden Plaza at Cleveland create heart-shaped pillows for those who have undergone a medical procedure.
We had the opportunity to speak to some of our couples about their lives, marriages, and the joy along the way.
The Millers shared that the secret to the longevity of their love is because they have the Lord Jesus as the center of their lives.
The Bridge at Hickory Woods is proud to have Ms. Heard as a resident!
The halls of Garden Plaza of Greenbriar Cove echoed with the iconic sounds of the ’50s.
Today, Jim and Eleanor celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary.
This month, our communities celebrated National Pie Day on Wednesday, January 23.
The community went all out celebrating Elvis Presley’s birthday by making it a week-long celebration.
Karen Black is a current employee at The Bridge at Charleston, South Carolina, while her mother, Peg, is a resident.
Whether they're sentimental or funny, strange or fitting, nicknames have a history. Our residents weighed in on how they received theirs.
David’s love of the sky began when he was a child, and even after retiring from NASA, the sky was not finished amazing him.
At Okinawa, Hart's battalion rendered aid to casualties as the 27th attacked another ridge not far from Hacksaw Ridge.