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Find a HomeSunshine Retirement Living offers several locations throughout the United States.
“You have to be able to laugh. I’m still the Hat Lady here.” – Elizabeth Adams, 93
“I was far too young, but it was love at first sight. We were married for 62 years, and we were always together.” – June Tyrell, 87
“I’m a very social person, and I feel lucky to have had friends and two beautiful men in my life.” – Johnye (“Johnny”) Culler, 88
“I’m most proud of my children and I always insisted they do their best.” – William Pendarvis, 89
“You know, you make a few mistakes, but you look back on them and you know that with the information you had, it was the thing to do.” – Harold Vrono, 92
As President of Sunshine Retirement Living, Mr. Serrano is focused on corporate strategy and development, acquisitions, strategic partnerships and special projects. Mr. Serrano is also a co-founder and managing principal of Westbrook Management, which provides full-service real estate investment management and consulting.
Dick Glaunert is known as “Mr. Sunshine” to all of our Sunshine residents. As Chief Community and Resident Advocate, Mr. Glaunert makes resident satisfaction his top priority, and fields questions, concerns and comments from residents every day.
Mr. Matthews has over 25 years experience in accounting, finance and taxation, including 10 years in the senior housing and property management fields. He has served as COO of Pacific Coast Management Group since 2004 where he developed in-house property management expertise.
Ms. Hasso passed in 2015 and will be forever missed by all those whose lives she helped change for the better. Sunshine Retirement Living continues forward with the vision she shaped over her 20 years of experience in the senior housing industry through her years serving on the Board of Directors of Holiday Retirement Corp.
Question: Which of the following is the most important in maintaining your health as you get older? a. Staying active. b. Exercising regularly. c. Eating Read More
Groucho Marx used to say, “Outside of dog, a book is man’s best friend. Inside of a dog, it’s too dark to read.”
Once we start to see fall foliage, evening sweaters, and our favorite pumpkin-spiced products back on the shelves (lattes, cupcakes, cookies, Cheerios, etc.), it can Read More
As surely as apples ripen in September and end up in lunch boxes, children across the country are back in school learning the three Rs. Read More
In the spirit of getting fit for Wellness Month, three Sunshine Retirement Living communities – Villa Serena, Quail Lodge and Deer Park – are ready to rumble for a good-natured, action-packed athletic competition they call “the Senior Olympics.”
Well, unless you’ve been hiding under a very big log all summer, you undoubtedly know that our huckleberry friend the moon is going to take the sunshine away for an extended period next Monday, August 21.
Check out our great August activities in honor of Sunshine Retirement Living’s Health Month celebration! We have events planned for several of our communities.
Some like it hot. Some like to play it cool. But one thing is for sure this summer: every Sunshine resident has it made in the shade with the snazzy sun visor or baseball cap they received for Mother’s Day and Father’s Day a few months ago.
They say every dog has his day. At Country Club Village in Hot Springs, Arkansas, the day for several lucky dogs is Tuesday.
Every summer and throughout the year, Sunshine residents will have the opportunity to travel around this great country of ours.
A few months ago, we talked about the therapeutic value of gardening and the opportunities available at many Sunshine Retirement Living communities.
Involvement in social media is gaining popularity among older age groups. Seniors are increasingly using it to find news and information, share experiences, and connect with friends
Involvement in social media is gaining popularity among older age groups. Seniors are increasingly using it to find news and information, share experiences, and connect with friends
Involvement in social media is gaining popularity among older age groups. Seniors are increasingly using it to find news and information, share experiences, and connect with friends
“So help me, I’m gonna stop this car and come back there…” “Eat that! It’ll put hair on your chest…” “You’ll thank me for this someday…”
