Linda Hahn has a deep love of Christmas – the lights, the decorations, the food. She and her husband of 35 years, Bert, have celebrated many holidays together and enjoyed the time with family and friends.
Growing up in Germany during World War II, Gerda Vance’s whole life was changed by the war. Now living at Morning Pointe of Hixson, Tennessee, Gerda has amazing stories to tell of this pivotal time in history.
Rosemarie Abbott, a resident at Morning Pointe of Franklin, Tennessee, Assisted Living, may have served in the U.S. Army for a year, but her service has had a huge impact on her whole life.
If you have a loved one living with Alzheimer’s or dementia, the holidays can be challenging. Let Morning Pointe Senior Living and The Lantern at Morning Pointe Alzheimer’s Centers of Excellence share some tips for making this season easier on you and your loved one.
If you’ve been considering senior living, why wait until after the holidays? Life at Morning Pointe offers year-round activities and social opportunities, including holiday programming with food, music, and outings.
When you meet Hugh Williams, a resident at Morning Pointe of Danville, Kentucky, Senior Living, you won’t meet him as Hugh but as “Doc.”
On Nov. 15, Morning Pointe Senior Living received three awards at the Kentucky Association of Health Care Facilities/Kentucky Center for Assisted Living awards banquet.
Thanksgiving is a time to reflect on what we are grateful for, and at Morning Pointe Senior Living, we have much to give thanks for this year.
How many people can say they’ve flown private planes for five Governors? Well, Frank Stanfield, a resident at Morning Pointe of Frankfort Senior Living in Kentucky, can.
These three ladies started a friendship in their youth and now continue to hang out together as friends (and neighbors) at Morning Pointe of Louisville, Kentucky, Senior Living.
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