The Towne House Retirement Community

05/24/2026

05/23/2026

Tea time at Towne House is always a welcome event each month! Today, 48 residents enjoyed a spot of tea, cookies, and homemade tea sandwiches. There’s nothing like a hot cup of tea and good friends to warm the soul.

05/22/2026

Spring is blooming in our craft room!
Our talented residents spent the afternoon painting beautiful spring flowers, filling the room with creativity, color, and smiles. From bright tulips to cheerful daisies, each piece was uniquely their own and a wonderful expression of artistic talent.

Activities like these bring joy, encourage self-expression, and create meaningful moments together. We love seeing our residents’ creativity shine!

05/21/2026

The residents of The Towne House started the day with a delicious brunch together at Proximo before heading to the Foellinger-Freimann Botanical Conservatory to experience the “Color in Motion: Live Butterfly Event.” Surrounded by vibrant butterflies and beautiful blooms, everyone enjoyed a relaxing and memorable morning filled with laughter, conversation, and community.

05/20/2026

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  There’s something about summer that gets us moving a little more. Maybe it’s walking to the mailbox, planting flowers, or taking an evening stroll after dinner. The sunshine and fresh air can do wonders for both the body and mind. Staying active is one of the best things we can do for our hea...

05/19/2026

An inspiring evening in the Chapel with flutist Katherine Marx and Dr. Jonathan Young at the piano. Beautiful music, meaningful moments, and a wonderful atmosphere. Thank you both for sharing your talents this evening.

05/18/2026

Residents of The Towne House spent the day sharpening their driving skills through the AARP Senior Driving Course. From safety tips to updated road rules, it was a great opportunity to learn, connect, and stay confident behind the wheel!

05/17/2026

Virginia and Delores sharing a quiet moment in the sunshine, singing hymns and smiling between verses.

There’s something special about simple moments like these. Familiar songs, and companionship that brings comfort and joy. Music has a beautiful way of connecting hearts and bringing back cherished memories.

Days like this remind us that happiness often lives in the little things.

05/16/2026

From second-grade student to school principal, Cliff Hannon, is still learning from one of his very first teachers, Sheila Kiefer. Full-circle moments like this remind us how much educators shape the people we become. Thank you for planting the seeds that last a lifetime.” 🍎

05/15/2026

A big thank you to Marilyn Hissong, EACS Superintendent, Stacey Schortgen, Holland Elementary School Principal, and Cliff Hannon, East Noble High School Principal, for sharing their morning at our Educator Appreciation Breakfast.
Together, they shared valuable insights about the changes shaping education today and the exciting future ahead for our schools and students. Our residents and guests truly enjoyed the opportunity to learn, ask questions, and engage in such an informative discussion. We appreciate your time, leadership, and dedication to education in our community!

05/14/2026

We were excited to welcome the Lincoln Elementary 5th grade class back again, and wanted to share some photos of the fun they had with our residents.

It was so special to see the students reconnecting with our residents, especially those who made a point to seek out the partner they had last month. The smiles, conversations, and friendships being built through these visits are truly heartwarming to witness.

Thank you to the students and staff at Lincoln Elementary for bringing so much joy and energy to our community!