“Ginny and I were both widowed at the time we first noticed each other from across the church pews. Later, we realized we were both taking the same route home to Claremont Manor.

One night at dinner, we found ourselves sitting at the same table. Introductions were made, and needless to say, we hit it off. After a year of getting to know each other (mostly to appease the kids), we found ourselves walking down the aisle with both our families taking part.

We’ve been happily married ever since, which has been a blessing for both of us.”

You’ll find stories like this one are more common than you might imagine at Claremont Manor. Here’s another:

Jeanette “Pinky” Pinckley’s close friends Happi Moore and Ruth Calkin already lived at Claremont Manor when she moved into her cottage. These three women have known each other for more than 60 years since high school when Happi trained Pinky at her first job. Reuniting at Claremont Manor brought these close friendships full circle and they’ve only strengthened their friendship since then.

With hundreds of new friends to meet, who knows how your life might be enriched?