They’ve Called Jenner’s Pond Home Since 2017 Focused on family—and fun Some parents pack their kids off to the Poconos for summer camp. Len and Bobi Freedman’s son and daughter sent their kids to “Camp Freedman” for two weeks each summer, where Len and Bobi provided their four grandchildren—two boys and two girls—with the same kinds of experiences they gave their children.

Congratulations! You understand the advantages that a continuing care retirement community (CCRC) can offer and you’ve found somewhere that seems like it would be a great fit. Now you’re wondering what happens next. What are the steps for moving to a retirement community? This article will detail the move-in process.

Maybe the kids have grown and gone and you feel like you have more space than you need. Maybe you’re just tired of all the upkeep. Maybe you want to live among folks your own age. Maybe all of the above are true for you. Whatever the reason, you’re starting to think about your next move.

He’s Called Jenner’s Pond Home Since 2015 An active life is par for the course “Don’t retire. Refire!” That is Henry Morneau’s mantra for aging well. It refers to keeping “all cylinders going”: the head, the heart, the body and the soul.

Author She’s Called Jenner’s Pond Home Since 2011  Twenty years ago, Clella Bay Murray authored a mystery novel, A Pox on You, just one her of several works of fiction—but writing wasn’t her first career. Born in Albia, Iowa, in 1930, Clella studied science at Smith College and earned a master’s degree from the University of Michigan, where she researched the atomic effects on chromosomes.

Friend of Royalty She’s Called Jenner’s Pond Home Since 2011  She was pals with a princess Alice Condon has never met anyone she didn’t like—including real royalty. The former Alice Godfrey was born at Temple Hospital in 1927 and grew up in East Falls. Two of her friends from those days would continue to play important roles in her life story: Ann Garman and Grace Kelly, who became Princess Grace of Monaco.

Vintage Race Car Drivers They’ve Called Jenner’s Pond Home Since 2020  You might say that Pete and Joanne McManus took the scenic route to Jenner’s Pond, from New York State, where they grew up, met and married; to Indianapolis; to Wilmington, Delaware; and most recently, from nearby Thornton, Pennsylvania. Oh, and they spent 1982–1984 in England, where they also acquired and raced one of their vintage cars, a 1948 Allard K1, in vintage sports car events all across the country. The car won its class in the Historic Sports Car Championship for pre-1960 sports racing and limited-production sports cars.

Minister He’s Called Jenner’s Pond Home Since 1999 Reverend Jim Mundell believes in the importance of service to his community, and he has devoted his life to supporting that belief. “As a pastor, you want to give, and help, and be involved in other people’s lives,” he says. These words are exemplified in his life of service. “It’s been a joy, being able to serve in both the church and community here. It’s just second-nature.” Jim Mundell was born in Philadelphia in 1936, then moved to Delaware County at the age of 4.