by lovedigital | May 16, 2019 | Active Seniors, Independent Living
Raleigh locals Bill and Frances Marley moved to Springmoor in May 2017. The two worked, lived and raised their family in the Raleigh, N.C. area, and their two sons and four grandchildren all currently call Raleigh home. When they reached retirement, they began looking...
by lovedigital | May 1, 2019 | Active Seniors, Independent Living
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the labor force participation rate is expected to increase fastest for people ages 65 and older through 2024. Some people work during their retirement years for financial reasons, but others choose retirement careers as a...
by lovedigital | Apr 26, 2019 | Active Seniors, Family, General, Independent Living
In the late 1990s, Marlene Lambeth’s mother, who then lived in Florida, decided that she wanted to move closer to Marlene, her only child. At the time, Marlene lived in Raleigh and was studying the pipe organ with a woman who lived at Springmoor. Upon Marlene’s...
by lovedigital | Mar 27, 2019 | Active Seniors, Independent Living
Gail Jens has lived at Springmoor for more than five years, and during that time has become involved with just about every community activity imaginable—from volunteering for resident organizations and working in the convenience store, to gardening, volunteering in...
by lovedigital | Mar 20, 2019 | Active Seniors, Independent Living, Volunteers
If you take a walk around the Springmoor community, you’re likely to bump into resident Jan Hagarty. As a volunteer in the library, at the convenience store and on the Springmoor Residents Association, she’s often the first person to extend a happy hello to friends,...
by lovedigital | Mar 8, 2019 | Active Seniors, Community, Independent Living
Even though Jan Christensen already had friends who lived at Springmoor, she still had some concerns about making the move two and a half years ago, and whether she would make more friends on campus. Her fears of living in a different area than her friends who...
