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half the floor space, it can make for a difficult transition.


Prime Location Lots of Amenities


Even More Activities Continuing Adult Education


Jean Knehans: I think our rooms here are spacious compared to oth- ers we looked at. We have a two- bedroom apartment with a larger kitchen than we had in our home in Florida. It was the kitchen that con- vinced me to move here.


Epling: I was very attached to our house in New Mexico and to the things I had bought over the years. However, a lot of that had to be sold because we didn’t have room for it. That was very hard for me. Even worse was leaving very dear friends and knowing we were going to have to start all over again and build an- other network of friends.


What advice do you have for of- ficers consid- ering a similar transition in the near future?


ARE YOU MOVING? New Address


City New phone PASTE


MILITARY OFFICER MAGAZINE MAILING LABEL HERE


80 MILITARY OFFICER MARCH 2014 State Eff. date


Please notify us of your new address 6-8 weeks in advance.


MAIL TO: MOAA, Attn: MSC, 201 N. Washington St., Alexandria, VA 22314-2539 ZIP


Bill Knehans: Do your homework. Also, plan ahead so you don’t have to make difficult decisions about some- thing that is already affecting you. An- ticipate and plan for that eventuality. These places refer to themselves


as CCRCs. You want one that is ac- credited by the Continuing Care Ac- creditation Commission. Not all of them are. Last, don’t be put off by the term


“retirement community.” When you get into them and take a close look,


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