Age is just a number at University Senior Living. Meet four residents who are still carving, still jumping, still writing and still saying “I do.”
Kent has been jumping rope for 72 years, a habit that started with boxing when he was just 10. Today, he still completes 300 jumps every day. When he is not jumping rope, you might find him carving something new at The Madison Senior Living.
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Margalea has spent decades turning her experiences into something that can help others. A resident at Walden Place Senior Living, she is a writer and speaker whose memoir, Choosing Dance Over Despair, shares her journey of living with schizophrenia and finding purpose along the way. Her story is one of resilience, honesty, and continuing to move forward.
Listen to Her Story
Dave and Jackie never expected to find love again. After meeting through events at Westbury Senior Living, their friendship grew into something more. Their story is proof that a new chapter can begin when you least expect it.
Read Their Story
Peggy has never been one to turn down an adventure. The Fremont Senior Living resident has traveled to 33 countries and even explored the Great Wall of China on crutches after breaking her leg. So when she celebrated her 100th birthday with another skydive, it was not exactly her first leap.
Read Her StoryThese are real Arrow residents with stories all their own. Our communities are full of people who keep creating, exploring, and doing what they love. See what your next chapter could look like at University Senior Living.
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