The Landing of Long Cove

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The Landing of Long Cove

A variety of living options are available including assisted living, memory care, and one-bedroom, suites, and deluxe apartment floor plans.

Located in Mason, Ohio, The Landing of Long Cove is an assisted living and memory care senior living community known for offering exemplary services and amenities to accommodate our residents’ needs. Residents at the Landing of Long Cove enjoy daily social and recreational activities, fresh chef-prepared meals, housekeeping, laundry services, full-service spa and salon, and more.

11/20/2025

Comfort food season is here — and our culinary team is serving up warmth with every meal. From hearty soups to family recipes, our dining experiences bring residents together around the table. 🍲

Because food always tastes better when it’s shared.

11/18/2025

Leaves are falling, laughter is rising, and our community is glowing with fall spirit! From decorating pumpkins to sipping hot cider, our residents at The Landing of Long Cove are embracing the beauty of the season. 🍁

Here, every day is a reason to celebrate life’s simple joys.

11/13/2025

Joy is contagious — and around here, it’s in full supply! Whether it’s a lively bingo match or sharing stories over lunch, our residents find reasons to smile every day. 😊

Because at The Landing of Long Cove, every moment is a meaningful one.

11/11/2025

The Story of Joe Mullaney, Coast Guard Veteran

In 1962, Joe Mullaney made a decision that would change his life forever. With the draft looming and the veteran's worst nightmare, Joe I chose to join the Coast Guard instead. It was a decision he says was the smartest thing he ever did.For Joe, the Coast Guard was more than just a branch of the military - it was a chance to serve his country while avoiding the war. He picked the Coast Guard because it was off the river, and it was the only one he was familiar with. Basic training in New Jersey was a new experience, and at 17, Joe was the youngest guy in his group. During his service, Joe had some close calls. He helped pick up refugees, and there was a shooting incident when they were chasing Cuban boats. It was a scary moment, but Joe persevered. He also had his share of adventures, like the time he had to carry his friend Joe, who had gotten drunk and naked, 2-3 miles back to the boat in Bermuda. One of Joe's proudest moments was meeting the President. It was an honor to serve his country, and he felt a sense of pride in being part of the Coast Guard.Joe's service taught him valuable lessons, including discipline and structure. He also learned how to swim and had some memorable experiences, like kissing girls under the boardwalk. When he returned home, Joe kept busy, working at the railroad and a newspaper company. Though he had a girlfriend waiting for him, she broke up with him before he made it home.The one thing Joe misses the most is the food - especially the lobsters they had on Fridays. Though he made some friends during his service, he didn't keep in touch with anyone. Despite that, Joe's time in the Coast Guard shaped his life and taught him valuable lessons that he still cherishes today.

Thank you, Joe, for your service! ❤️

11/11/2025

THe story of Tsofit Hyatt, Israel Veteran

A Community TreasureWe are honored to have Tsofit Hyatt, a proud Israeli veteran, as a valued member of our community at The Landing of Long Cove. For four years, Tsofit has enriched our lives with her warmth, kindness, and vibrant spirit.A native of Israel, Tsofit brings a unique perspective and a deep connection to her Jewish heritage. She generously shares her traditions and customs with us, fostering greater understanding and appreciation for the rich cultural tapestry of her homeland. Tsofit's dedication to fitness and wellness is an inspiration to us all. Her regular walks and exercise routines are a testament to her commitment to living a healthy and balanced life. Her radiant energy and infectious smile brighten our days and make her a beloved fixture in our community. As a veteran, Tsofit embodies the values of service, courage, and resilience. Her experiences and insights have given us a deeper appreciation for the sacrifices made by those who serve their country. We are grateful to have Tsofit as part of our community. Her kindness, generosity, and beauty – both inside and out – make her a true treasure. We are blessed to call her our friend and neighbor.

Thank you, Tsofit, for your service! ❤️

11/11/2025

The Story of Wayne Clary, Navy Veteran

Wayne Clary's military journey began with a decision that would change his life forever. Faced with the prospect of being drafted into the Marine Corps, he chose to join the Navy instead. Little did he know that this decision would lead him to an incredible adventure.Wayne's basic training experience was a pleasant surprise. "It was wonderful," he recalls. His first assignment took him to Newport, Rhode Island, where he would begin his journey as a machinist. Without the luxury of telephones, Wayne and his loved ones relied on letters to stay in touch. This old-fashioned form of communication became a lifeline, and Wayne cherished the letters he exchanged.During his time in the Navy, Wayne learned valuable skills as a machinist and discovered the importance of camaraderie. "What I miss most about serving is the companionship," he says. The bonds he formed with his fellow sailors remain a cherished memory. Wayne's time in the Navy was truly transformative. He met his future wife and started building a life that would last a lifetime. "Being in the Navy was the best time of my life," he reflects. Wayne's story is a testament to the power of service and the lifelong friendships that can be forged in the military.

Thank you, Wayne, for your service! ❤️

11/11/2025

The Story of Ray, Korean War Veteran
We honor the bravery and sacrifice of Ray, a true American hero who volunteered to serve his country during the Korean War. For four years, Ray put duty first, facing challenges and dangers that few of us can imagine.Ray's best moment came when he finally returned home, a feeling that's hard to put into words. Though he doesn't have funny stories to share, Ray remembers the fear that gripped him throughout his service. Yet, he didn't let it hold him back. Instead, he drew strength from his fellow soldiers, who trusted and depended on each other through thick and thin.Ray's service was marked by loss, as he lost many good friends. Despite the hardships and injuries he endured, Ray persevered, driven by a sense of duty and loyalty. Let's take a moment to thank Ray for his service and sacrifice. Your courage and resilience are an inspiration to us all.

Thank you, Ray, for your service! ❤️

11/11/2025

The Story of Jim Haas, Air Force Veteran

Growing up, I was the oldest of eight siblings, and when my dad passed away, our family was left to fend for itself. Jobs were scarce, and I knew I had to do something to help support my mom and siblings. So, at a young age, I made the decision to join the Air Force. I wanted to ensure my family was taken care of, and I knew the military would provide me with a steady income and valuable skills. I chose the Air Force because of its technical reputation, and I'm a practical person who loves to learn. During my time in the service, I attended radio school and honed my skills in technology. Basic training was an adventure, with simulations and challenges that pushed me to my limits. One memorable night, I even foiled a would-be thief in our barracks.After completing my training, I was stationed in San Antonio, Texas, and later in St. Louis, Illinois. Despite being away from home, I stayed connected with my family through letters. My time in the Air Force was cut short due to a hardship discharge, which allowed me to return home and support my family. Getting through basic training was my proudest moment. When I returned home, my siblings were overjoyed to see me, but our family was still facing tough times. Unfortunately, my mom passed away at a young age, and our family was split up. Despite the challenges, I've always been grateful for the skills and experience I gained in the Air Force, which have served me well throughout my life.

Thank you, Jim, for your service!❤️

11/11/2025

Today, we honor the heroes among us—our residents, families, and neighbors who have served this great nation. Your bravery and devotion remind us daily of the power of purpose and community.

We are forever grateful for your service. 🇺🇸

11/07/2025

We’re proud to celebrate Jack, the son of our CEO, Todd Marsh. After graduating in May, Jack will be joining the U.S. Space Force. Please join us in congratulating him and thanking him for his commitment to serving our country.

11/06/2025

The Story of Oscar Brown, Air Force Veteran

When I was 19, I received my draft notice for the Army. But I had 10 days to choose another service, and I decided on the Air Force. I didn't know much about it, but it seemed like the best option. Basic training wasn't too bad, and I ended up in San Antonio, Texas, for 13 days, followed by finishing up in Falls, Texas. One thing that stuck with me was the advice we received during training: "In the morning, put on your blues and keep your overcoat." We'd complain, but later we'd wish we'd had those extra layers when it was freezing. As a communications teletype operator in France, my job was to send and receive messages. It was a routine role, but I was good at it. I worked three shifts, eight hours a day, with three days off in between. It was a great schedule, and I enjoyed the stability. During my time in the Air Force, I had the opportunity to take leave to Switzerland and learn to ski. It was a blast, and I'll never forget the time my buddy crashed into a pole – we still have the picture of him flying through the air!

The biggest lesson I learned in the Air Force was the importance of doing your job to the best of your ability. It's a simple but crucial principle that has stayed with me throughout my life. After serving, I came back to the States and rejoined my old job at General Motors. I worked there for 30 years and retired. It's been a privilege to have served in the Air Force, and I'm grateful for the experience.

Thank you, Oscar, for your service! ❤️

11/06/2025

This month, we’re focusing on gratitude — for life’s simple joys, for connection, and for the comfort of community at The Landing of Long Cove.

What are you grateful for today? 💛

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5535 Irwin Simpson Road
Mason, OH
45040

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+15132293155

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https://thelandingoflongcove.com/

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