“The campus is spectacular. The cost is affordable, but the community is upscale.” Staying sharp by staying active When Anne Adams moved to Jenner’s Pond in November 2022, she noticed that the in-house Morrie’s Pub was closed on Saturday nights. Recognizing that Saturday can be a lonely night for single people, she volunteered to tend bar to make sure it stayed open.
“There is lots of diversity here, which I find very attractive. The residents are friendly and interesting. ” Dedicated to making a difference Freda Egnal has social justice in her genes. In the 1930s, her parents helped unionize Philadelphia teachers. Freda had a long career as a social worker and community organizer, and for 40 years served as a block captain and committee person for West Philadelphia’s 46th Ward. “I love being involved in activities and organizations that make the world a better place,” says Freda. “I got very engaged with the people I worked with and made an impact.”
“I love living here. I’m involved in all of the activities—they provide a lot for us to do.” Simple pleasures “Be happy where you’re planted. My grandmother used to say that,” says Barbara Donaldson, who planted herself at Simpson Meadows in June 2022. She made the decision based on sound advice from a professional.
When is three not a crowd? When it’s three members of a family living happily in the same community.
In 2009, after owning and caring for their home for 55 years, Ken and Audrey Wyerman knew it was time to downsize.
A life of learning with the Lord Michelle Barton was born on May 10, 1949 with her twin brother Michael, in Philadelphia, PA. Her parents were Emith...
Facing fears and sharing strength Wendy Pannier has enjoyed a high-powered career, working in newspapers, non-profit communications,...
Walter Hessinger knew he’d retire to Simpson Meadows years before he made the move. “My wife and I looked at several...
Community supports 19 new and returning scholars This year Jenner’s Pond awarded $55,000 in employee scholarships to 19 recipients, ranging from teenagers to adults, who wish to continue their education. “Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we are able to support our employees in the face of rising educational costs,” said Nancy Deutsch, executive director of Jenner’s Pond. “The Employee Scholarship Fund helps us attract talented people who provide excellent service and care for our residents and know they are appreciated.” This year, ten new and nine returning scholars received scholarships. New scholarship award recipients are Mattison Dye, Drew
Rev. David G. Kegler, M.Div. BCC Many people of faith say there are no coincidences. Perhaps it’s no surprise, then, that Rev. David G. Kegler, M.Div. BCC, finds himself in the position of Director of Spiritual Care and Lead Chaplain at Simpson House. Not only has Reverend Kegler known of the community his whole life, but his grandmother moved to Simpson House in 2010 and lived here until she passed five years later.
Simpson includes retirement communities in and around Philadelphia that offer senior independent living apartments and cottages, personal care and assisted living, memory support, short-term rehabilitation, skilled nursing care, therapy, respite care and home care.
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