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While Carolyn Adair, resident of Arbor Oaks at Crestview, has made many purchases in her lifetime, one of the most significant was the abandoned olive grove she purchased in 1997 in the Arno Valley of Tuscany
Researchers and academics have been debating the concept of generational labels for many years, making the shift with the Pew Research Center a notable one. Critics advocate that people cannot be placed in groups based on the period of time they were born alone to find consensus on world views, behaviors, and perspectives in general.
You see, a move to Independent Living is best done proactively, not urged by a major health emergency. While physical well-being can be a major factor in the decision, waiting for significant physical decline is not the ideal time one should be faced with such monumental life change. Unfortunately, most people look to their physical health as the only indicator when trying to determine if they are "ready" to make such a move. Meanwhile, they are ignoring the signs that experts in aging services advise they be attuned to.
Ron and Ruth Blatchley recently made the move to Arbor Oaks at Crestview in Bryan. From day one, the pair had a hard time moving through the community without getting stopped multiple times by folks who recognized them from their long-standing service to the city and other local organizations.
