Life Stories
Retirement homes are mistaken as places to grow old. These stories prove age is nothing but a number. As we age, we gain valuable life advice to share, have time to volunteer and find new adventures to enrich our experiences. Sit back, relax and read a senior resident’s story or two. And be sure to check back often as our residents have a lot to share.
Schedule a tour here to meet our residents and hear stories like the ones below.
Co-worker shares art expertise to make a difference for seniors and children
As soon as you meet Alison Wright, it is obvious she has artistic flair. She expresses herself through her attire, office décor and self-created artwork. As marketing and communications associate …
Read MoreResident left Cuba a lifetime ago, but memories remain
Since a travel ban to Cuba was eased in 2016, many Americans are planning visits to the once forbidden destination. But for Country Meadows of Forks in Easton resident, Edmundo …
Read MoreTake our daughters and sons to work EVERY day
In honor of Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day, meet a few mother & daughter and mother & son pairs at our Frederick campus: Silvia has been working …
Read MoreCo-workers share comments on what make Country Meadows a Great Place to Work
Country Meadows Retirement Communities and its non-profit sister, Ecumenical Retirement Community, have been certified as Great Places to Work by the Great Place to Work Institute©. The certification process considered …
Read MoreResidents battle local child hunger
“Friday afternoon until Monday morning is a long time not to eat.” Elementary School Counselor Suzanne Howe says this is true for many children in the Northeastern York School District. …
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