Community Homes March Resident of the Month Sandra Gawne enjoying life at Maple Terrace for the second time. Most Residents enjoy the experience of the resident life at their own Community Homes apartment. But our March Resident of the Month has the distinction of calling Maple Terrace home twice. And she is not originally from…
There is something to be said about being in the right place at the right time. For example, Charlotte McNamara is the site administrator for Tulpehocken Terrace, a 46-apartment building in Myerstown, owned and managed by Community Homes of Lebanon County. Charlotte serves as an advisory council member and all around “helper” for Mentor a…
Australia Sanchez selected as Community Homes of Lebanon County January Resident of the Month. Willow Terrace resident Australia Sanchez has the honor of being the first Community Homes Resident of the Month for 2022. She has called Willow Terrace home for the last four years. “I am so happy I had the chance to move…
Community Homes of Lebanon County selects Dorothy Davis, Willow Terrace, as the December 2021 Resident of the Month. Dorothy was “thrilled” to hear the news when Community Homes selected her as the December Resident of the Month. The choice to turn our spotlight on her was an easy decision. When you visit with this kind,…
Coal Miner’s Daughter selected as Community Homes April Resident of the Month. Dottie Readler was born in 1935 into a life of sharing and caring. She is child number 13 of 15 in the family of Coal Miner Freas and Ruth Smith, a busy household to say the least, in the small town of Wapwollopen,…
With a welcome assist from two CVS pharmacists, Sitora Muhamedora and Kianna Sebrell, over 50 residents of Tulpehocken Terrace, Myerstown, plus Community Homes staff members Charlie Rush (CEO), Tammy Miller (Executive Administrative Assistant), Jane Keller (Director of Resident Services), and Charlotte McNamara (Site Administrator), received Covid-19 vaccine shots on Sunday, January 31st. Despite bad weather…
I thank God every day for Willow Terrace. When you pass your 100th birthday you have earned the right to say whatever you want. Her response when asked “How do you like living here?” is the headline. Irene Schucker recently celebrated one hundred years of life. Her fellow residents in the 100-apartment Willow Terrace senior…
Dale Chapman, an Ohio-born farmer’s son and Army veteran who made Lebanon his home, can now add “centenarian” to that list. He turned 100 years old on April 11. Growing up Dale was born, raised, and worked on a farm in Ohio as a young boy. He got his education in a one-room schoolhouse from…
Our story begins in a grocery store. Julie Saul, a nurse, and her sister-in law, Allison Williams, notice an elderly man having difficulty attempting to purchase toilet tissue (an all too common sight these days).This followed a situation where Allison overheard a conversation between the elderly man and a store clerk, who suggested he look…
