Just as homes are built differently, so are the residents. Though they go their separate ways, there exists a pleasant, loving relationship and a willingness to help each other when needs arise. I cite a few examples of family membership we have acquired through the years. It has become a family where we are mutually and warmly greeted, even at times with open arms, by the staff and management. Brief fellowship is enjoyed.
Conversation ranging from movies to mores to church is shared with smiling and listening interest.
This is one of our non-genetic families where everything and everyone is a delicious dessert. I think of another operation where a happy and warm climate greets and meets me before I hardly gain entrance. I am made to feel at home immediately and free to engage in joyful and comfortable exchange on any subject. It's a family of old friends and new and where I, looking better and feeling better, exit from the Park Terrace Beauty Salon. My church, First Baptist, is a priceless, special family where I am challenged and enriched, not only through a worship process and sermons that penetrate and uplift, but through groups and activities designed for the spiritual and physical development of all ages.