Jean Knehans: The people here are one of the things that convinced me. People we had never seen in our lives said to us, “Welcome! We’re glad you’re here.” And they were sincere. We felt like we were home.


Epling: It was between one and two years. When we went to our first community, we spent three nights there, just to experience it. We should have visited longer. We didn’t have enough time to check out the things we should have checked out.


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Bill Knehans: The primary thing was the apartment. Having looked at a number of other places, the apart- ment here was, hands down, our preference. The other thing was, when you’ve been in the military for 27 years like we were, you miss the day-to-day camaraderie. Our com- munity provides that. Also, on our campus, we have independent liv- ing, assisted living, skilled-nursing care, and rehabilitative services. On the other campus, they have what they call a memory unit, which is for people with dementia. We also have a fitness and vitality


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center, which has an indoor swim- ming pool and exercise room with trainers. If you have any particular interests, more than likely there are groups of folks here who share those interests, such as crafts, bridge, pool, poker, and mah-jongg, and they get together regularly. Another thing is [the proximity to military bases and an airport].


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