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Spring is typically regarded as the prime time to sell a house. Winter, on the other hand, has a reputation for being a tough time to sell. But Riderwood’s personal moving consultants, Diane Thometz and Jennifer Hill, say that reputation is undeserved.
As much fun as it is to throw a party or prepare a big holiday meal for loved ones, all of that cleaning, planning, grocery shopping, and cooking can have you thinking “Bah humbug!” whatever the season or occasion.
Physical fitness is very important to many Riderwood community members. Staying in good shape helps them live their retirement to the fullest and enjoy their families, friends, travel, hobbies, and everything Riderwood has to offer.
Sharon MacInnes took an interest in history when she was in high school. Then, her love of history turned to an interest in genealogical research.
“I started asking questions like, ‘Where does our family fit in all of this history?’ and that started a lifelong passion for me,” she says.
It’s been more than half a century since thousands of Americans descended on Selma, Ala., to march in support of voting rights for African American citizens. But for the people who lived through those history-making days in March 1965, the memories are vivid.
These days, young people aren’t the only ones using technology to stay connected and make their lives easier. In fact, people age 65 and older are embracing technology more than ever.
It’s been many years since Riderwood residents Bob and Elaine Tiller boarded an overnight train from Chicago to Alabama to join in protest marches for voting rights of African Americans. Yet, the memories from those few days in 1965 are still vivid in their minds.
Riderwood opened nearly 20 years ago, back in 2000. With that longevity comes stability, rich history, and a proven track record. But, of course, there’s a certain appeal to freshly decorated spaces. That’s why Riderwood’s management team has made it a priority to periodically renovate common areas on campus.
Earlier this year, retirement living industry veteran Alphonso Westley joined Riderwood’s leadership team as the Erickson Living community’s associate executive director.
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