There’s a lot to talk about.
From anecdotes and experiences to events and innovation, this is where it all comes together. Hear firsthand from our residents and staff and see how their stories paint a picture of Front Porch.
There are some moments that change everything. For Nan Johnson that moment was in 1955, when the dean of a prestigious law school, to which she was considering applying, told her, “You do understand you won’t be arguing any cases. You will do the briefs and the men will argue the cases.” Since that time,
In the late 1950s and early 1960s America’s Cold War with the Soviet Union was in full swing and resident Bob Soth was smack in the middle. Bob, an up and coming world-class long-distance runner, had one thing on his mind … “Beat the Russians!” Bob’s best finish at an Amateur Athletic Union meet was
“When it comes to the health and wellbeing of residents, building a trusting relationship is the key,” says Pamela Lowe, director of health services at Walnut Village. “Trust is the most important part of my job,” Pamela says. “Residents need to feel comfortable coming to me with any health issues so I can help and