Ruth Lowery and Mary Jenkins can’t wait to move back to their home at Morning Pointe of Chattanooga on Shallowford.You may remember, their assisted living community was severely damaged by the F3 tornado that struck Easter night. It also hit The Lantern at Morning Pointe Alzheimer’s Center of Excellence, Chattanooga, just down the street.Now eight months later, their big move day is coming up – next month.Ruth is 92, and has lived at Morning Pointe of Chattanooga for four years. “I’ll be the first on the bus to leave here because my home is on Shallowford.” Both are temporarily living at Morning Pointe of East Hamilton in Ooltewah.Ann, on the right, is new to Morning Pointe. She is in her 80’s. “I had just moved in at the beginning of the year and had started to make new friends and I cannot wait to see them again and reunite on Shallowford.”We are excited for you both!Join us as we count down to the big moving day in November for Morning Pointe of Chattanooga!Visit morningpointe.com/strongerthanever to see the latest on Morning Pointe of Chattanooga or to get more information on how we can help your mom or dad. #morningpointestrong#morningpointechattanooga#assistedliving
Family Woman and Professional: Chattanooga Purchasing Manager Joan Henry
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.
