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When Pat Nottingham saw trash littering the banks of the creek in France near where she and her family lived from 1958 to 1968, she thought, “That would never happen in the U.S.” Yet, when they returned home, she found the same fate had fallen on the riverbanks at home.
“That was the first time I became interested in environmental stewardship,” she says.
Over the past decade, I’ve interviewed hundreds of people who live at Wind Crest, the community in Highlands Ranch, Colo., developed and managed by Baltimore, Md.-based Erickson Living. Among all my interviews, I’ve discovered seven common reasons people move to and enjoy living at Wind Crest.
“I find that a lot of times when people retire, they don’t know what to do with themselves,” says Diane Martinac, who retired from Lockheed Martin after 39 years in configuration and data management.
“There’s never been a better time to join the priority list at Wind Crest,” says Sales Counselor Sandy Shelpuk. “As we prepare to open two new residence buildings this year, Summit Square and Quincy Point, it’s so important to plan now to make sure an apartment home is available when you’re ready to move.”
Many people pursue new passions when they move to Wind Crest—like painting, acting, or TV production—but many others call on life experiences to continue their life’s work or return to something they haven’t had time for in years.
Wind Crest, the popular Erickson Living-managed community in Highlands Ranch, Colo., recently announced that a limited number of its “best-value” homes are currently available in the community’s original Town Center neighborhood.
A whole new year stretches out before us filled with promise. Think back over your lifetime to the intentions you’ve set at the beginning of each new year. Even if you’re not one to declaratively set an official New Year’s resolution, chances are you’ve noticed the shift in energy each new year brings.
It’s 9:54 a.m. EST and my computer dings with an incoming email. The subject line reads “GoFundMe site.”
My heart smiles. Sara Jo Light and her husband Ray Venoski are about to do something phenomenal—again.
‘What can we do?’
Walter and Susan Blake may have moved from a large, lakeside home in Evergreen, Colo., to a two-bedroom apartment at Wind Crest, but by borrowing design ideas from their lake house and customizing their new space, they say it feels like home.
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