From the snowcapped mountains of Lucerne, Switzerland, to the rolling flowered foothills of Appalachia, Monika Lumsdaine, a resident at Morning Pointe of Knoxville, has vibrant stories to share of adventures and God’s leading in her life in an unconventional way. Youth in Switzerland Monika was born in Lucerne in February 1939, a turbulent time in
Joan Henry, a 95-year-old resident at Morning Pointe of Chattanooga, Tennessee, has lived an unconventional life. She has taken her family values and woven them together beautifully with her professional life, creating a beautiful legacy.
Georgia Engle, an 89-year-old resident at Morning Pointe of East Hamilton, Tennessee, has lived a fascinating life, and through it all, dancing has been a constant.
For Father’s Day, we sat in on a sweet father-daughter Couch Conversation between Morning Pointe resident Charles Highfield (age 90) and his daughter Jennifer Highfield.
Morning Pointe Senior Living communities offer on-site speech therapy services in addition to physical and occupational therapies, through our therapy partners, The Weston Group and HealthPRO Heritage.
Join us for the latest Morning Pointe Senior Living “Couch Conversation” series installment. In this open and engaging dialogue, two residents at the same Morning Pointe assisted living community talk about what brought them into senior living.
Giovanni Freda, 87, learned the art of doing things well and applied that principle to his career as a restauranteur who ran several well-known eateries in Kentucky.
Teacher Appreciation Week is May 6-10, 2024. We all have those special teachers we remember forever. But how many of us dream we will take care of our former teachers when we are older?
New Orleans is well known as the birthplace of jazz, and it is also the hometown of Morning Pointe of Lenoir City, Tennessee, resident Elaine Sena.
From Memphis to Okinawa to Miami, basketball player to coach, Bob has always loved plugging in to the ability of sport to help young people develop themselves not just as athletes but as people.
