Celebrating Our Residents Ethel and David Kurth met at a restaurant in a bowling alley in Scranton, North Dakota. David was a truck driver and stopped in for a bite to eat. After dating for one year, they were married on July 2, 1966. Soon after, David was hired as an Aircraft Contractor and they […]
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Celebrating a Historic Icon Martin Luther King Jr. Day holds a very special place in the heart of one of our residents. Our very own Dr. Jack witnessed Dr. King’s “I Have a Dream” speech in 1963 while serving in the United States Army. The speech left a lasting impression on Dr. Jack, one that
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Latest Dominion Community Opened in Anderson, South Carolina with the Anderson Chamber of Commerce The Dominion Senior Living team celebrated on December 6th, 2018 with a Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony. Over 400 community members were present including the Anderson Chamber of Commerce. The first Dominion assisted living and memory care community in South
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Dominion Gives Back to the Community by Making Blankets for Kids at Smoky Mountain Children’s Home Starting this month, Dominion Senior Living of Sevierville wants to give back to our community by having our residents make blankets for the kids at Smoky Mountain Children’s Home. We feel that it will give our residents a purpose,
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Chilly Temperatures Bring Warm Celebrations in Bristol Resident Family Thanksgiving Dinner The chilly evening of Tuesday, November 13th marked a WARM celebration at Dominion Senior Living of Bristol … our Resident Family Thanksgiving Dinner! Each Thanksgiving season, we look forward to bringing family and friends closer to their loved ones and sharing a memorable and
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Quilting in Richmond In a quilt the stitching is the glue that holds the different fabrics together, it’s the common thread. Dominion Senior Living in Richmond recently found a common thread among a few residents and Donna Dillman, a resident’s wife in an interest to sew. Dillman approached Life Enrichment Director, Mariah Smith, with an
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Dominion Senior Living of Johnson City held a “Cruisin’ for a Cause” event to raise funds and awareness for Alzheimer’s Tennessee. Classic cars of all different colors and styles filled our parking lot. Many vendors, residents, employees, visitors, and even the Chick-fil-A cow took a step back in time as poodle skirts and soda shop
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In September, Dominion celebrated the opening of its newest assisted living and memory care facility in Frankfort, Kentucky with a fall festival featuring a barbecue, tours and a showcase of activities and events. A ribbon cutting took place with Mayor William May, Frankfort Area Chamber of Commerce President/CEO Carmen Inman and Frankfort Area Chamber of
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Flag Dedication Ceremony at Clover Hill Senior Living Amvets Post 22 in Maryville provided a flagpole and American flag to Clover Hill Senior Living in Maryville. The ceremony took place Saturday morning, April 14, with many community leaders present, including Blount County Mayor Ed Mitchell, Blount County Sheriff James Berrong, state Rep. Bob Ramsey and
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The Clover Hill Presbyterian Church’s quilting group has worked on some impressive quilts in its 22-year existence, but the most recent one set a unique record. Measuring 123 inches by 74 inches, the quilt top contains more than 1,400 2-inch squares from polyester material, all expertly sewn together by the late Mildred Connatser. The quilt
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