She's Called Simpson House Home Since 2012 Smoothing the transition to technology These days, we tend to take technology for granted. But in the early days, the tools that were supposed to make our work and lives easier weren’t always so reliable. Fortunately for the Red Cross of Southeastern Pennsylvania, Bertha Bell always believed in having a back-up. Healthy skepticism saves the dayBefore her retirement in 1985, Bertha worked in records management for the chapter’s Blood Division. She was responsible for keeping track of how much blood was on hand, what types, plasma, cryoprecipitate (a plasma product used to control

They’ve Called Simpson House Home Since 2018 Life lessons Jana Goswami and Krishna Lahiri share an appreciation for the education they received in their native India and here in the United States. They share a deeply spiritual worldview. And, since 2018, the two sisters have also shared an address: Simpson House.

They’ve Called Simpson House Home Since 2018 A shared sense of purpose Ask Barbara Mitchell or Ruth Thornton for tips on aging well, and both will tell you that you need to have a purpose. Ask either about life lessons, and they’ll tell you to “stay involved and informed.” No surprise, then, that these two women who have lived their lives so intentionally, found each other and found their way to Simpson House.

She’s Called Simpson House Home Since 2015 A life in bloom At age 5, Priscilla Gene W. Shaffer saw the veins in a leaf, backlit by the sun. An appreciation for the beauty of creation has been a hallmark of her life ever since—and something she shared with others throughout her career.