After 17 years in their four-bedroom, four-bathroom house in Boca Raton’s gated Mediterranea community, Bill and Phoebe Duff decided to move.
They chose Devonshire at PGA National, Erickson Living’s senior living community in Palm Beach Gardens.
Had you moved to Devonshire at PGA National four years ago, you’d have had your pick of some 100 apartments.
Now that Erickson Living’s senior living community in Palm Beach Gardens has become such a sought-after address for resort-style living, that number has greatly changed.
“Life in the slow lane,” takes on new meaning when it’s applied to Suzanne Sperry, a community member at Devonshire at PGA National, Erickson Living’s senior living community in Palm Beach Gardens.
Her slow lanes are the abundant scenic bike trails crisscrossing southeast Florida.
When Jim Tallman came on staff as director of culinary services at Devonshire at PGA National, Erickson Living’s resort-style retirement community in Palm Beach Gardens, he’d achieved a long-desired goal.
Hurricanes are unpredictable. That’s why Devonshire at PGA National, Erickson Living’s senior living community in Palm Beach Gardens, takes every precaution when hurricane warnings begin, even though the community is in neither an evacuation nor a flood zone.
When Joseph Marinelle began working last December as executive chef at Devonshire at PGA National, Erickson Living’s senior living community in Palm Beach Gardens, he embodied the company’s culture of excellence and customer service.
Peggy Wicks might be the happiest woman at Devonshire at PGA National, Erickson Living’s senior living community in Palm Beach Gardens.
Ask how she feels about moving there early this year, and her face just beams.
Jim and Edie Hix decided to move to a senior living community from their home in PGA National because they were spending too much time overseeing the maintenance of their property instead of spending time on things they loved to do.
For “Glamour Days at Devonshire” this past February, Erickson Living’s retirement community in Palm Beach Gardens displayed some 50 photos of many of the women who live there, which were taken decades earlier. No names were provided.