Feeding the Jewish Soul

A resident who newly moved into Independent Living at The Legacy was fortunate to enjoy working long into years past normal retirement. Now that health issues keep him from continuing his work, he recently shared with Rabbi Cohen just how difficult this transition has been. It feels as if he needs to find himself again.…

The Legacy Knit and Crochet Club works year-round making hats, scarves, blankets, dolls, and washcloths. Last year, about 20 volunteers (mostly residents!) produced over 4,500 pieces of handmade items. At their 2021 distribution event, the items were given to 13 area organizations that serve low-income and/or at-risk individuals and families including: Christ United Methodist Church…

We all have special memories of an event and what we wore, but there is no stronger one to be than when the perfect shoe completes an outfit. An Independent Living resident recently ordered a pair of shoes for her grandson’s fast approaching wedding. The UPS confirmation said delivered, but the shoes were no where to be found! Knowing this wasn’t…

Move-in at The Legacy can be an emotional time for new residents. While it can be exciting, some recognize that their lives have entered into a new stage after many years of familiarity. A new Assisted Living resident recently had a defining day. She and her husband visited with their attorney to update paperwork. Previously, she would have to battle traffic, deal with getting her husband’s heavy wheelchair…

An Independent Living resident was recently admitted to the hospital. For a resident who owns a pet, such a time is always a big concern. Not to worry, their neighbor graciously offered to take care of her two dogs for however long was needed. It ended up being over a week that the neighbor lovingly cared for her two guests! This…