The retirees who live at Linden Ponds relate to one another based on a variety of different shared interests and commonalities. One topic that brings residents together is common cultural heritage.
Philip Jean joined the Linden Ponds team as associate executive director earlier this year.
Valerie Lester made the decision to move to Linden Ponds not once, but two times.
After graduating from Harvard in 1956, Joe Cronin went on to build an impressive career in education. Now, he continues to consult but enjoys his retirement through pursuing passions and making connections.
As the country gears up for the presidential election in November, the politically active retirees at Linden Ponds are as engaged as ever in current affairs.
A group of residents and staff members from Linden Ponds recently had an opportunity to take a behind-the-scenes tour of the WCVB-TV Channel 5 studios. They met with on-air personalities, learned a bit about how the news is produced, and then got to watch a live newscast.
The athletic retirees who live at Linden Ponds racked up an impressive 81 medals at the thirty-fourth Annual Senior Olympics, held in May in Quincy, Mass.
If you’ve ever felt like it’s too late for love, Nate Workman and Phyllis Opper’s story will inspire you and just might restore your faith in fate and true love.
Lifelong New Yorker Helen Benson moved to Linden Ponds about two and a half years ago because she wanted to be closer to her son and daughter-in-law.