Retirement Rockwood Lane
Lane, operated by Catholic Charities Spokane, is the perfect size for a vibrant and neighborly retirement community. The intimate size fosters a personal set- ting where independent, active seniors feel cherished and safe. “There’s a great community spirit,”
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says property manager Jeanette Mc- Nalley.
“The residents truly support
each other and create their own sense of being here within the community.” Every day there’s something new on
the activity board, from water aerobics and yoga classes to fashion shows, bingo games and group outings. A perfect example of the closeness of the community members happened this past Veteran’s Day when residents who had served in the military talked about
Touchmark on South Hill V
irtually every retirement community today has an “activities program” that
offers readymade events. While this tra- ditional approach can fill people’s days, Touchmark on South Hill (formerly known as Waterford on South Hill) believes that much more is needed to fulfill people. One of the residents most popular activi-
ties is getting together with friends at The Clock. The Clock is a sports bar recently opened
within the community where staff mem- bers and residents gather for happy hour each Friday. The name comes from the old Crescent department store in downtown Spokane where people would often say to each other, “Meet me under the clock” re- ferring to an ornate timekeeper that marked the center of the store and the heart of the community. The Clock at Touchmark is just as much
a central gathering place. Beer, wine and mixed drinks are served as well a selection of tasty snacks. On the walls are school and
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ith just 88 deluxe apartments and 16 luxury villas, Rockwood
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