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A Season of New Life: Embracing Hope and Renewal This Easter

Wed, 29 Apr 2026 14:29:27 GMT

Faith, Reflection, Finding Peace

Diana Montague: Nurturing Strength, Curiosity and Connection

Mon, 27 Apr 2026 12:10:31 GMT

Resident Spotlight: Diana Montague

Diana Montague is a sweet and adventurous woman whose life has centered around family, hard work, and meaningful experiences. Originally from Washington, DC, Diana grew up in a large, loving family with six siblings. From a young age, she learned the value of family, responsibility, and resilience—values that have stayed with her throughout her life.

As a child, Diana lived on a farm, an experience she has always been proud of. Life on the farm required strength and determination, and Diana embraced it fully. She often recalls how the work helped make her strong—something she has always carried with pride. One of her fondest memories from those days is caring for a cow named Patsy, who held a special place in her heart.

Diana attended Fairfax High School, where she was an involved member of the school choir. During her younger years, she met her sweetheart, Noel Montague, and their love story would span decades. Diana and Noel shared a beautiful marriage for a little over 60 years, building a life together rooted in love, dedication, and partnership.

After graduating from high school, Diana continued her education at the University of Virginia. She also attended George Mason University, where she studied mathematics and computer science. Her passion for learning led her to a successful career at Georgetown University, where she worked as an Associate Director for 20 years. Her dedication and professionalism left a lasting impression on those who worked with her.

Family has always been at the center of Diana’s life. She and Noel raised two wonderful children and were later blessed with four grandchildren, who brought them immense joy. Much of their happiest time was spent together as a family.

Later in life, Diana and Noel retired early so they could focus on what mattered most to them: spending time with family, gardening, and enjoying the outdoors. They also lived for a time in Clifton, Virginia, where they continued to make wonderful memories together.

Diana has always had a sense of adventure and a love for travel. Two of her favorite destinations have been the scenic landscapes of Vermont and the rich culture of Spain. These experiences reflect her curiosity and appreciation for the beauty of the world.

Now a resident at The Harbor at Renaissance Assisted Living of Greene County, Diana is cherished and celebrated for her warmth, strength and adventurous spirit. Her life story is one of dedication to family, meaningful work, and embracing the simple joys of life. We are honored to have Diana as part of our community.

Donna Alexander: Faith, Family, and the Joy of Everyday Moments

Mon, 16 Mar 2026 15:31:38 GMT

Donna Alexander: Faith, Family, and the Joy of Everyday Moments

Donna Alexander’s kindness and joyful spirit are woven into the fabric of life at The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County, making every day brighter for those around her.

Donna’s roots reach back to the wide, open spaces of Yellow Medicine County, Minnesota, where she grew up as the middle child between two brothers. Family has always been the heart of her world, and that love only grew stronger over time. Today, Donna is the proud mother of two children and an adoring grandmother to eight grandchildren, each one a source of immense joy.

After attending Echo High School, Donna went on to Business School, determined to build a foundation for a meaningful career. Her sharp mind and steady hand soon led her into the world of accounting, where she found purpose not just in numbers, but in serving others. She managed a bank and later took on the role of church financial manager—positions that allowed her to blend her skills with her deep sense of service and faith. Donna’s dedication spanned decades, and she retired in 2010, leaving a legacy of hard work and integrity behind.

Donna’s adventurous spirit has taken her to some of the world’s most beautiful places—Greece, Norway, and Ireland among them. But she’s just as happy savoring the simple pleasures of home: a frosty Coke, a favorite sweet treat, or a cozy evening watching game shows, especially Wheel of Fortune. She loves the timeless charm of Mary Poppins, and her sweet tooth is always ready for a little indulgence.

Faith is the cornerstone of Donna’s life. She’s always been deeply involved in church, and she begins every morning with breakfast and a Bible devotion. As a resident at The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County, she finds joy in spiritual gatherings, putting together puzzles, strolling outdoors, and joining in for a friendly game of Bingo. She also treasures historical stories and finds comfort in both Christian and classical music.

One of Donna’s greatest joys is her beloved dog, Princess, who holds a truly special place in her heart.

We’re grateful Donna chose to make her home with us at The Harbor. Her gentle presence, unwavering faith, and joyful spirit make our community a better place—and we look forward to seeing her sparkle light up our days for many more to come.

Jim Bailey: Stories, Service, and Sweet Moments

Sun, 22 Feb 2026 19:56:58 GMT

Resident Spotlight: Jim Bailey

Jim Bailey, resident at The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County, grew up in Santa Cruz County, California, and attended Campbell High School, but family is what’s always been at the heart of his life. He’s a proud dad of two and a grandfather who lights up talking about his two grandchildren. That kind of love doesn’t just stay at home—it flows out to everyone Jim meets, and you feel it the moment you talk to him.

For 35 years, Jim put his steady hands and sharp mind to work as an electrician. But before that, he served our country with honor as a Sergeant in the United States Air Force. Alaska and Guam were two of his favorite stops, and when Jim shares those stories, you hear the pride and respect he still holds for those days. It’s not just about duty—it’s about a deep connection to something bigger than himself.

Jim’s got a sweet tooth that never quits—ice cream is his weakness—and he’s rarely without a hot cup of coffee in hand. Music fills his days, and he once loved painting sailing ships, capturing every detail with care. When he wanted to be outside, he was in the garden or the yard, enjoying the sun and the satisfaction that comes from working with your hands.

Faith is a guiding light for Jim. He’s been a regular at church for as long as anyone can remember, and it shows in the kindness and genuine care he offers everyone around him. He stays connected to the world by watching the news, always curious, always thoughtful.

Here at The Harbor, Jim’s favorite moments are during devotions, music activities, and storytelling sessions—places where his love for sharing memories and listening to others shines brightest. He’s not just part of the community; he’s part of its heart.

Jim Bailey’s gentle spirit, rich stories, and warm presence remind us all what it means to live with kindness and purpose. We’re grateful to call him family.

The Power of Connection: Why Senior Living Is Good for the Mind and Heart

Wed, 11 Feb 2026 15:48:30 GMT

The Power of Connection: Why Senior Living Is Good for the Mind and Heart

Social connection plays a powerful role in protecting mental and emotional well-being as we age, yet it is often one of the first things to fade when seniors live alone. Changes in health, mobility or daily routine can make it harder to stay socially engaged, leading many older adults to experience isolation without realizing it. Moving into a senior living community like The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County can be a meaningful step toward restoring connection, purpose and a sense of belonging as well as a means to keeping the mind sharp.

One of the greatest benefits of senior living is the built-in opportunity for daily interaction. Instead of relying on occasional visits or scheduled outings, residents are surrounded by peers and team members who become part of everyday life. Shared meals, group activities and casual conversations create natural moments of connection that help seniors feel less alone and more emotionally supported. Friendships formed often become deep and meaningful, offering comfort during both joyful and challenging moments.

Social engagement also supports mental sharpness and emotional resilience. The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County offers structured programs such as musical events, games, classes and creative activities that encourage conversation and learning. These experiences help keep the mind active while providing excitement for the days ahead. For many seniors, having something to look forward to each day makes a meaningful difference in overall outlook.

For families, choosing senior living can bring peace of mind. Knowing a loved one is socially connected and emotionally supported eases concerns about loneliness and isolation. Families often notice positive changes after a move, including improved mood, increased engagement and a renewed sense of joy in their loved one’s daily life.

Ultimately, moving into a senior living community is not about giving something up. It is about gaining connection, companionship and support. By prioritizing social interaction and meaningful relationships, The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County helps seniors protect their mental and emotional health while enjoying a fuller, more connected way of life.

A New Year of Wellness: Supporting Mind, Body and Spirit at The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County

Tue, 27 Jan 2026 05:30:15 GMT

A New Year of Wellness: Supporting Mind, Body and Spirit at The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County

After the busy holiday season, many seniors notice changes in energy levels, mobility or comfort, making the New Year a natural time for families to pause and consider what support will help their loved ones feel their best. New Year care focuses on thoughtful steps that nurture independence, confidence and quality of life throughout the year. For some seniors who may be feeling the effects of aging, a senior living community that emphasizes whole-person wellness, such as The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County, can offer the right balance of support, connection and peace of mind for both residents and families.

One important part of New Year care is access to therapy services that help seniors maintain strength, balance and independence. Physical and occupational therapy can play a key role in improving mobility, supporting recovery and enhancing daily routines. At The Harbor, therapy services are coordinated with care teams, making it easier for residents to participate consistently and work toward goals that support long-term wellness.

Pain management is another essential focus as seniors begin the year. Chronic pain can affect more than just physical comfort; it can also impact mood, sleep and overall quality of life. Senior living communities take a comprehensive approach to pain management, combining medical oversight, therapy, movement and comfort-focused strategies. This collaborative care helps ensure concerns are addressed early, allowing residents to remain engaged and comfortable in their daily lives.

Staying active is a powerful way for seniors to support both physical and emotional well-being. Regular movement helps maintain flexibility, strength and balance while also encouraging social connection. At The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County, residents have access to a variety of opportunities to stay active, from gentle exercise classes and walking groups to wellness programs designed to meet residents where they are. These activities are thoughtfully structured to be safe, enjoyable and empowering.

Equally important to physical care is the social connection that supports mental and emotional wellbeing. The Harbor offers daily opportunities for meaningful interaction, whether through shared meals, group activities, creative programs or simple conversations with neighbors and team members who truly know each resident. These moments of connection help reduce feelings of isolation, encourage a sense of belonging and bring joy to everyday life.

For families, knowing a loved one is supported by a compassionate team that prioritizes therapy, pain management and active living can provide lasting peace of mind. By focusing on whole-person wellness, The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County help residents begin the year feeling supported, capable and connected, creating a strong foundation for health and happiness in the months ahead.

Ellie Beck: A Heart Full of Joy, a Life Full of Stories

Mon, 19 Jan 2026 18:07:22 GMT

Resident Spotlight: Ellie Beck.

If you’ve ever walked through the doors of The Harbor at Renaissance and been greeted with a cheerful, “Howdy!” then you’ve had the pleasure of meeting our beloved Ellie Beck. Ellie has been part of The Harbor family for several years now, and each day with her is a joy.

Ellie was born in Albemarle County and grew up in Earlysville, living on a farm as the youngest of five children. She remembers her childhood fondly, describing it as wonderful—full of hard work, simple pleasures, and truly living off the land. Those early years helped shape her love for nature, animals, and all things outdoors.

A proud graduate of Albemarle High School, Ellie later worked for State Farm Insurance. One of the most beautiful chapters of her life began at a dance in Charlottesville, where she met the love of her life, Oscar Beck. He served in the Army during their early years together, and in 1963, they were married. They built a life filled with laughter, adventure, and devotion.

Together, they raised two wonderful children—a boy and a girl—and Ellie beams with pride when she talks about her family, which now includes three beautiful grandchildren. Ellie and Oscar also volunteered side by side with the Earlysville Volunteer Fire Department, pouring their time and hearts into serving their community.

Ellie has always loved traveling. Some of her favorite memories include trips to Tennessee, Hampton Roads, and tours of historic battlefields. Her eyes still light up when she talks about her adventures or reminisces about the Blue Ridge Mountains, Shenandoah National Park, and the Shenandoah Valley—places that will forever hold a piece of her heart.

If you’re looking for Ellie, you might find her outside, resting in the sunshine, and enjoying a comforting cup of coffee—the perfect relaxing day in her book.

She is an avid bird watcher, a hobby she has loved throughout her life and one she continues to enjoy here at The Harbor. She is also a lifelong animal lover, having had many cats and dogs of her own. Indoors, she enjoys watching the weather, listening to country music and gospel hymns (especially “Amazing Grace”), and tuning in to good old-fashioned game shows. She’ll never turn down a fun game of bingo, “finish the phrase,” or trivia with her Harbor friends.

Ellie’s sense of humor is unmatched. If she sees you yawning, don’t be surprised to hear her say, “Wake up, little Suzie.” And if she catches you dancing, be prepared for her to cheer, “Shake it, baby, shake it!” Her lighthearted spirit brings so much joy to those around her.

We are truly grateful to have Ellie as part of our Harbor family. Her warmth, humor, stories, and zest for life brighten each day. It is a blessing to know her, care for her, and share the wonderful memories she continues to create.

A Heart Full of Laughter and Light: Meet Laura Thacker

Mon, 22 Dec 2025 16:21:09 GMT

Resident Spotlight: Meet Laura Thacker

There’s a new ray of sunshine lighting up The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County, and her name is Laura Thacker! Since joining our Harbor family in October, Laura has been spreading smiles, laughter, and stories wherever she goes. She’s quickly become a bright and beloved presence among us.

Born and raised in Orange, Virginia, Laura grew up surrounded by her four siblings. It’s easy to see that her loving, family-centered spirit took root early on. She went on to graduate from Orange High School, where she played softball—her competitive spark and team spirit still shine bright today!

Laura spent many hardworking years with Comdial before retiring to embrace all the joys that come with family, faith, and a life well lived. She has two wonderful daughters, Laurinda and Lisa; two grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren who keep her heart full and her stories lively!

When it comes to favorite things, Laura’s list is as delightful as she is. She loves pizza, pancakes, and bacon—all best enjoyed with an ice-cold Pepsi. She’s a big fan of TV Land classics, country and gospel music, and she lights up when talking about soccer, her family, or her many adventures.

Speaking of adventures, Laura has traveled to places like Nashville, Myrtle Beach, Florida, and West Virginia—always ready for good company and a scenic view. She loves gardening, volunteering, and taking walks, and she has fond memories of canning and freezing food from her own garden to enjoy through the winter.

Animals have always held a special place in her heart, too—she still loves to talk about her dog Bandit and her childhood pup Tippy, two furry friends who left a lasting impression.

Faith and community are cornerstones of Laura’s life. A proud Baptist, she finds comfort in prayer and joy in fellowship. Over the years, she’s been deeply involved in her church and community—from women’s groups and children’s church to vacation Bible school and the Senior Center in Madison.

If you ask about special memories, her eyes light up as she shares sweet stories from her daughters’ weddings or the days spent cheering at her grandson’s soccer games, where she was affectionately known as “the grandmother of the team.”

These days at The Harbor, Laura continues sharing her warmth and kindness with everyone she meets. Whether she’s making staff and residents laugh, asking about your day, or joining in an activity, she brings a spark that truly brightens every corner. Laura Thacker is a woman full of heart, humor, and life—and we’re so lucky to have her as part of our Harbor family.

Caring for Seniors During the Holidays: Why You Shouldn’t Wait to Make the Move

Tue, 16 Dec 2025 20:59:00 GMT

Caring for Seniors During the Holidays: Why You Shouldn’t Wait to Make the Move

The holiday season is often filled with family gatherings, joyful traditions and meaningful moments—but for many families caring for an aging loved one, it can also be one of the most stressful times of the year. As routines change and days get busier, meeting the needs of aging parents or grandparents can become more complex, leaving family caregivers feeling stretched thin. While many families consider senior living as a helpful next step, they often hesitate to make the transition before the holidays. Common concerns include the fear that a loved one will feel lonely or abandoned, the worry it will disrupt the season and family traditions, or bring judgment from family and friends. But for many families, waiting may actually increase stress for both seniors and caregivers rather than ease it.

In reality, moving into a senior living community before the holidays can be one of the most supportive decisions a family can make. At The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County, the holidays are filled with festive events, warm social connections and compassionate team members who help residents feel at home quickly. Rather than spending the season stressed and exhausted, families can share more meaningful, quality time together—free from the pressures of caregiving tasks and safety concerns. The Harbor encourages visits, whether it is at their community or at home for Christmas dinner. Instead of a disruption, the move often brings relief, stability and more joy to everyone involved.

The holidays can also highlight areas where a senior needs additional support: increased confusion in busy environments, difficulty navigating crowded gatherings and challenges with mobility often become more noticeable this time of year. The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County is trained to meet these needs in a way that keeps the season enjoyable. For those with limited mobility, communities offer accessible events, transportation assistance, and safe, thoughtfully designed spaces—ensuring seniors can still participate in the traditions they love. For residents living with Alzheimer’s or dementia, structured activities, sensory-friendly celebrations and predictable daily routines help prevent overstimulation and confusion. These specialized supports help families worry less and give seniors a safer, more comfortable holiday environment.

Christmas-time is already hectic, and many caregivers are already juggling managing medications, preparing meals, assisting with personal care and coordinating doctor’s visits. By moving a loved one into a community before the holiday rush, caregivers gain the gift of rest. Rather than carrying the full weight alone, they can rely on a team of trained professionals who are available around the clock. This relief allows caregivers to enjoy holiday moments more fully—sharing stories over dinner, watching favorite movies together or simply being present without the pressure of caregiving.

It’s also important to remember that the transition into senior living doesn’t erase family traditions—it often enhances them. Families can decorate their loved one’s new apartment together, bring treasured holiday recipes to share or join community events designed to include residents and their families. If your family has been considering senior living but putting it off until the new year, this season may actually be the perfect time to make the move. With compassionate care, festive community life and support tailored to each resident’s needs, The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County can help bring peace, comfort and joy to your loved one and to you.

Dancing Through Life: Celebrating Andrea Dubois’s Joyful Spirit

Fri, 05 Dec 2025 18:34:21 GMT

Resident Spotlight

If you’ve ever walked through The Harbor at Renaissance and been greeted by a bright smile, a cheerful laugh, or caught a resident dancing to 60s music, chances are—it was Andrea Dubois.

Andrea has been a cherished resident of The Harbor for many years, and her vibrant spirit continues to light up our halls each and every day. Born and raised in the island paradise of Honolulu and Oahu, Hawaii, Andrea brings a warm, tropical charm to everything she does. Her childhood memories are filled with sunshine, the sound of waves, and the close-knit embrace of her island community. After graduating from Roosevelt High School, she attended the University of Hawaii, where her love for learning and life continued to blossom.

As a devoted homemaker and stay-at-home mother, Andrea poured her heart into raising her four children: Lance, Heather, Denise, and Lori. She and her husband built a loving home full of laughter, good food, and family traditions. Family has always been at the center of Andrea’s world, and she shares a deep bond with her sister Audrey and brother Alan. Just as she cherishes her loved ones, Andrea brings that same warmth to her hobbies and the friends she’s made at The Harbor.

Andrea’s zest for life is impossible to miss. Whether she’s tending to her garden, enjoying a hot cup of coffee, solving puzzles, or catching up on her favorite true crime shows, she dives in with joy. She’s also a big fan of movies, music, and classic game shows like Jeopardy! and Wheel of Fortune. And if the sounds of the 60s are playing, you’ll almost always find Andrea dancing along.

Her caring nature extends to animals, too. Andrea lovingly raised two pups, Louie and Lacie, and she always lights up around furry friends. She also has a fondness for sweet treats and enjoys a bit of pampering—especially when it comes to getting her nails done.

Some of Andrea’s favorite memories include adventures to San Francisco, Maui, and Texas. Whether she’s traveling, chatting with friends, or exercising, Andrea brings a positive energy that inspires everyone around her.

At The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County, we’re lucky to know Andrea. Her kindness, humor, and infectious laughter make everyone feel at home. She’s not just a resident—she’s a bright light whose presence lifts our spirits every day.

Thank you, Andrea, for being such a treasured part of our community!

The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County Replaces Harsh Cleaning Chemicals with Safer, Non-Toxic Solutions

Mon, 17 Nov 2025 15:57:38 GMT

Replacing Harsh Cleaning Chemicals with Safer,

Non-Toxic Solutions: Viking Pure

Stanardsville, Va. (Nov. 2025) — At The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County, the health and safety of our residents and team members is our highest priority. As part of our commitment to providing a clean, healthy, and supportive environment, we have replaced traditional cleaning chemicals with a safer, more sustainable solution.

The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County has partnered with Viking Pure Solutions, a leader in non-toxic cleaning technologies, to bring innovative, hospital-grade cleaning and disinfecting to our community. Viking Pure installs on-site systems that generate powerful cleaning and disinfecting solutions using only salt, water, and electricity. This process creates electrolyzed water: a safe, fragrance-free, and highly effective alternative to conventional chemicals.

Unlike many commercial cleaning products, Viking Pure’s solutions are free from harmful ingredients linked to respiratory issues, endocrine disruption, and other health concerns that disproportionately affect older adults. Their disinfectant is EPA-registered as hospital grade and proven to kill bacteria, fungi, and viruses, including norovirus and COVID-19, without the risks associated with harsh chemicals.

Bryan Cook, Co-Founder and President of Legacy Senior Living, states, “Our residents deserve the safest environment possible. With Viking Pure, we’re not just cleaning, we’re protecting the people who call this community home, as well as the caregivers and staff who support them every day.”

In addition to enhancing safety, Viking Pure helps us reduce our environmental footprint. We now generate unlimited quantities of solution on-site, eliminating supply chain concerns and reducing waste from plastic bottles and chemical deliveries.

“This upgrade aligns with our mission of providing compassionate care in a safe, sustainable setting. Viking Pure’s system gives us confidence that we’re doing everything we can to promote wellness, without compromise,” says Barry Ray, Co-Founder and CEO of Legacy Senior Living.

To learn more about The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County’s community, please visit theharboralf.cc . To learn more about Viking Pure’s safer approach to sanitation, please visit VikingPure.com .

COMMUNITY DETAILS

Located at the foothills of the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of Stanardsville, Va., The Harbor at Renaissance is known for its experienced caregivers, warm atmosphere and exceptional service. The team at The Harbor at Renaissance goes out of its way to make residents feel at home in a friendly, spiritually vibrant community.

The Alzheimer’s and memory care services at The Harbor are unparalleled in eastern Virginia. The staff is friendly, the environment is safe, and they value the dignity of each resident, considering it a special blessing to serve them. More information is available at (434) 985-4481 or www.theharboralf.cc .

The Harbor at Renaissance is a part of Legacy Senior Living, a family-owned, faith-based company with an executive team that has more than 150 combined years of experience in the senior living industry. Legacy Senior Living strives to serve the Greatest Generation with honor, respect, faith, and integrity. More information is available at legacysl.net or by calling (434) 985-4481.

The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County Partners with Culpepper Baptist Church to Host Monthly Alzheimer’s Support Group Monday, November 17th

Fri, 07 Nov 2025 14:49:37 GMT

The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County Host

Monthly Alzheimer’s Support Group

Stanardsville, Va. (Nov. 2025) — The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County, a premier memory care community, serves seniors navigating the difficulties of memory loss with honor, respect, faith and integrity. In hopes of being a resource and providing support, The Harbor has begun offering a free-to-attend Alzheimer’s Support Group at Culpeper Baptist Church on Monday, November 17that 10:00 a.m. The support group meets monthly on the third Monday.

Led by Liesa Dodson, the Director of Sales and Marketing at The Harbor, the Alzheimer’s Support Group discusses resources, successes and challenges as well as features special guest speakers with specific topics geared towards Alzheimer’s and dementia.

“Liesa has been working at The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County for 11 years and has helped navigate this process for many family members. She is an amazing resource to our community and to the community at large,” says Sandy Siler, Executive Director of The Harbor. “Liesa is always eager to help families find the health care options, caregiver resources and support services in the community.”

To attend, the group meets at Generations Central inside Culpeper Baptist Church found at 318 S West Street, Culpeper, VA 22701. For more information, please call Prisca Ekpahormah at (540) 403-0557 or Liesa Dodson at (540) 222-4263. The next meeting will be held on June 16. All are welcome.

COMMUNITY DETAILS

The Harbor at Renaissance is a part of Legacy Senior Living, a family-owned, faith-based company with an executive team that has more than 150 combined years of experience in the senior living industry. Legacy Senior Living strives to serve the Greatest Generation with honor, respect, faith and integrity. More information is available at legacysl.net or by calling (423) 478-8071.

Joyce Brown’s Journey of Love and Adventure

Wed, 29 Oct 2025 12:20:52 GMT

Resident Spotlight

If you ever find yourself in the The Harbor at Renaissance’s lounge when laughter rings out and smiles light up the room, chances are, Joyce Brown is nearby. Born and raised amid the rolling hills and quiet charm of Culpeper and Rappahannock, Joyce is the only child of Gid and Elizabeth Jenkins—who, by all accounts, poured their hearts into raising her. Sundays as a child were spent dashing across grassy fields, joyfully tangled in games with cousins and neighborhood friends. Those afternoons are still some of her fondest memories.

Through the hallways of both Culpeper High and Rappahannock High, Joyce walked with dreams of nursing stitched quietly into her heart. But fate had other ideas, leading her to a respected role as bookkeeper at Culpeper Farmers Co-Op—a place where her meticulous nature and warmth made her well known in the community.

It was also in those high school years that she met Tommy Brown, the boy who would become her partner for life. Years of easy friendship blossomed into love, and eventually into a marriage that has lasted an extraordinary 56 years so far. Together, Joyce and Tommy built a life full of adventure, never missing the chance to pack a bag and see something new. Virginia Beach remains her favorite destination, its ocean breezes and soft sand stitched through her happiest memories. The Caribbean called to them too, offering turquoise waters and bright mornings aboard cruise ships—a testament to their shared spirit of discovery.

Since joining our Harbor family, Joyce has thrown herself into everything we offer, but there’s something extra special about seeing her light up when it’s time for Bingo. Whether she’s marking cards or sharing a laugh with friends, Joyce’s joy is undeniable.

It isn’t just her stories or adventures that make Joyce special—it’s the genuine warmth in her voice, the kindness in her eyes, and most of all, that radiant, contagious smile. Spend a few minutes in her company, and you’ll feel like you’ve known her all your life.

Joyce Hagee: Warmth, Laughter, & Memories

Mon, 29 Sep 2025 18:44:49 GMT

Resident Spotlight: Joyce Hagee

If you’ve ever shared a laugh in the courtyard at The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County or found yourself smiling during Bingo, chances are, Joyce Hagee was part of the reason why.

Raised in Charlottesville, Virginia, by her devoted parents George and Myrtle, Joyce grew up with her brother (also George!) in a home where family always came first. That sense of belonging and care is something Joyce still brings with her every single day as a resident here.

After graduating from Lane High School, Joyce spent more than 25 years as a cashier at CVS. Her warm smile and easy conversation left a lasting mark on everyone who came through her line—co-workers and customers alike remember her kindness.

Life’s biggest adventure for Joyce began when she married Jerry Hagee, her soulmate and best friend. Together, they raised two sons, and today, Joyce lights up at any mention of her five grandchildren. She’s quick to share a story or a proud grin about their latest accomplishments; ask her about them, and you’ll get to see her happiest smile.

Joyce has a knack for finding joy in the little things. She loves starting her day with a classic breakfast—bacon and eggs never go out of style—and treats herself to fresh blueberry muffins whenever she can. On a hot day, nothing beats an ice-cold Sprite for Joyce.

She’s always been a bit of an explorer, whether off to Bear Creek Lake, the beach, Tennessee, or West Virginia. For Joyce, it’s not just about the destination, but the memories made along the way. These days, you’ll often find her soaking up sunshine in The Harbor’s courtyard, or keeping everyone entertained during our bus outings with her laughter and stories.

Inside our walls, Joyce’s spirit is just as lively. She’s a Bingo regular, a trivia enthusiast, and quick to call out the tune during our favorite games. Her laughter is contagious, and her presence makes every event brighter.

Evenings are her time to unwind—she never misses Wheel of Fortune and loves revisiting old favorites like Beverly Hills Cop. No matter where you find her, Joyce has a way of making everyone feel at home. She’s always ready with a story, a listening ear, and a smile that sticks with you long after.

We feel so lucky to have Joyce as part of our Harbor family. This month, and every month, we celebrate her warmth, her stories, and the joy she brings to everyone around her.

The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County to Host Annual Summer Bash July 27

Wed, 16 Jul 2025 22:37:05 GMT

The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County to host annual Summer Bash July 27, open to the public

Stanardsville, Va. (July 2025) — The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County, a premier memory care community in Stanardsville, is gearing up for their Annual Summer Bash! Each year, The Harbor at Renaissance hosts a summer festival to cultivate a special time with friends and family in the warm sunshine. This year’s Summer Bash will have games, a bounce house, a water slide, delicious food and live music! There will also be vendors selling jewelry, crafts and more.

The Summer Bash will take place at The Harbor on July 27 ^th from 2:30-4:30 p.m. and is free and open to the public. The Summer Bash is one of The Harbor’s most loved events as it brings together the residents, team members and the local community.

“Our community is home to many wonderful residents. We want people to know how much our team, residents and family members appreciate our local community’s support to help us serve our amazing residents with honor, respect, faith and integrity,” said Sandy Siler, Executive Director of The Harbor at Renaissance.

The Harbor at Renaissance is a state-of-the-art memory care community that is home to residents with Alzheimer’s or other forms of memory loss. The Harbor utilizes a life enrichment program, “The Purposeful Day”, which was created by co-founders of Legacy Senior Living, management company of The Harbor. “The Purposeful Day” program is designed to meet the specific needs of each resident and to continue giving them purpose in their later stages of life. The Harbor was also designed with a 1950’s theme, color scheme and décor that takes residents back to a happier time in life.

Another resource for family members, team members or community partners who care for a loved one with Alzheimer’s or dementia is Legacy’s Alzheimer’s Support Services. Led by Dr. Ron Harvard, this complimentary resource is designed to give support to families and caregivers who are navigating the pressures of caring for a loved one with memory loss.

The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County is located at 422 William Mills Drive Stanardsville, Va., 22973. To learn more about the community or to RSVP to the summer bash, please call (434) 985-4481.

Legacy Lives: Carolyn Hall

Tue, 08 Jul 2025 03:46:01 GMT

Legacy Lives: Carolyn Hall

Growing up in the picturesque Charlottesville and Greene County, Carolyn has spent much of her life in the heart of Virginia. Family has always played a vital role in Carolyn’s life. Growing up in a household dedicated to service, her mother worked as a nurse at the University of Virginia, exemplifying compassion and care. Meanwhile, her father took pride in his role as head of maintenance at the university, ensuring that everything ran smoothly. Carolyn has two brothers and one sister. This close-knit family continues to be a source of support and joy in her life.

Carolyn’s youth was filled with activity and enthusiasm. She loved playing softball and was an avid bowler, finding joy in both the competition and camaraderie. One of her fondest childhood memories is of her golden retriever, Sam, who was a constant companion during her formative years. This early love for animals has blossomed into a lifelong passion. Carolyn adores both cats and dogs and cherishes the happiness they bring into her life.

Carolyn’s educational journey began at William Monroe High School and continued at Rockhill Academy, where she developed a strong foundation that would support her future aspirations. With a passion for science ignited at an early age, Carolyn went on to attend the University of Virginia. There, she majored in science with dreams of becoming an astronomer—an ambition shared with her husband, highlighting their mutual love for the stars and the mysteries of the universe. She worked as an astronomer at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory in Charlottesville.

Being married for 30 years, Carolyn and her husband never fought. “He was a good man, and we had such a great marriage until he passed away 11 years ago.” They had a blended family; each having 2 children from previous relationships.

Carolyn embodies the spirit of The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County through her rich experiences, unwavering dedication to family and passion for learning. We are grateful to have her as part of our residence and look forward to celebrating her contributions and vibrant spirit in the months to come.

The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County Honors the Dedication of Their CNA’s During National CNA Week

Thu, 12 Jun 2025 18:30:00 GMT

Stanardsville, Va. (June 2025) — The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County is proud to celebrate National CNA Week, June 12 ^th – 18 ^th , by recognizing the extraordinary dedication of their Certified Nursing Assistants (CNA’s). These hard-working team members play an essential role in performing exceptional activities of daily living through care and services to the residents of The Harbor. Their commitment to high-quality, hands-on care is the foundation of the premier memory care community.

“We are blessed to have such a wonderful and caring group of CNA’s in our community,” said Sandy Siler, Executive Director at The Harbor. “Compassionate care is at the core of what we get to do each day. We celebrate the tireless efforts of our CNA’s, who bring hands-on care, comfort and support to our residents each day.”

The CNA’s at The Harbor include: Jaeme Cloniger, Iva Hawkins, Taylor Eppard Hoffman, Janice Jackson, Michaela LeBrun, Alyssa Morris, Tyler Morris, Montana Shifflett, Wanda Shifflett and Kim Snow.

Throughout CNA Week, the leadership team at The Harbor is taking time to honor and appreciate these dedicated team members who selflessly serve each day. Their work uplifts resident lives, eases burdens on family members and makes a lasting impact on everyone they care for.

The Harbor at Renaissance Memory Care Community to Host Memorial Day Cookout Open to the Public May 23

Wed, 21 May 2025 21:34:00 GMT

Stanardsville, Va. (May 2025) — The Harbor at Renaissance, a premier memory care community in Stanardsville, will host a community-wide memorial day cookout on Friday, May 23rd at 2 p.m. The Harbor at Renaissance invites the local community to come enjoy the beautiful Spring weather while partaking in all the festivities that the community will have to offer.

This event will have music, cornhole, delicious food and drinks, games, water balloons and more. In addition to the festivities, the community will be offering tours of the premier memory care community.

While the Memorial Day event is a time designed for friends and family to fellowship together, it is also an expression of gratitude toward our Veterans. Sandy Siler, Executive Director of The Harbor, expresses, “As we fellowship with our residents, team members, family members and community partners, we also want to take the time to recognize our fallen soldiers who fought valiantly for our country. We are looking forward to hosting this fun event!”

The event will be held at 422 William Mills Drive, Stanardsville, Va., 22973 and is free to the public. Call (434) 985-4481 for questions or to find out more about The Harbor at Renaissance.

The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County to Celebrate Volunteer Appreciation Week by Hosting Brunch on April 22

Tue, 15 Apr 2025 19:26:00 GMT

Stanardsville, Va. (April 2025) — The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County, a premier memory care community in Stanardsville, is eager to express their appreciation to all volunteers who have given their time, abilities and resources to the community. The brunch will be hosted during Volunteer Appreciation Week on April 22 at 10:30 a.m.

The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County is a memory care community for seniors suffering from Alzheimer’s or others forms of memory loss. While dedicated to bringing the highest level of care, volunteers enable The Harbor to go above and beyond in providing intellectual, emotional and spiritual needs to the residents during a time that often feels isolating. The volunteers at The Harbor help create special moments and enrich the sense of community through crafts, devotions, pet therapy, or just spending time with the residents.

“We are committed to honoring those who selflessly give their time and energy, reinforcing our appreciation for their vital role in our organization,” says Sandy Siler, Executive Director of The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County. “We can do so much more with the compassionate support of our volunteers, and we hope to show just a little bit of our appreciation with this special brunch.”

If you are interested in volunteering at The Harbor, please call (434) 985-4481 to find out more information.

The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County to Host Senior Prom, Open to Stanardsville Community, April 4

Tue, 01 Apr 2025 19:41:00 GMT

Stanardsville, Va. (March 2025) — The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County, a premier memory care community in Stanardsville Va., is excited to welcome the community to their senior prom April 4 ^th at 2:30 pm. This event will feature a resident King and Queen, lively music, dancing and delicious food.

The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County is a premier memory care community dedicated to providing the highest level of care, a home-like environment and daily engaging and purposeful activities. After a successful senior prom last year, this year’s event is aimed to not only foster social interaction but also to uplift spirits and create cherished memories for the community. Additionally, the residents will have the opportunity to participate in a spirit week leading up to the event, filled with activities to promote engagement and camaraderie among residents, families and staff. In preparation for the event, staff and friends will bring in beautiful dresses and suits for residents to choose from, as well as provide make-up and hair services.

“This event is so much fun! There is so much laughter and enjoyment; it truly is a special day for The Harbor,” stated Hailey Siler, Life Enrichment Coordinator for The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County. “Please join us in celebrating our residents as we crown The Harbor’s next king and queen of the prom.”

The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County to Host Monthly Alzheimer's Support Group, Starting April 2

Fri, 28 Mar 2025 20:33:00 GMT

Stanardsville, Va. (March 2025) — The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County, a premier memory care community in Stanardsville, Va., will host a monthly Alzheimer’s support group, starting April 2 ^nd at 10 a.m. The support group will take place on the first Wednesday of each month at 10 a.m. and will be led by Liesa Dodson, Director of Sales and Marketing at The Harbor.

The support group is open to the public and there is no requirement to RSVP for the event. Light refreshments and personalized tours of the community will be available.

"We are honored to provide a space for loved ones and caregivers who are experiencing this terrible disease firsthand. Our goal is to provide a comfortable environment for honest conversation and support that caregivers may need as they care for their loved ones with dementia or Alzheimer’s,” said Dodson.

Alongside the monthly support group, the community also offers complimentary one-on-one virtual meetings with the Director of Alzheimer’s Support, Dr. Ron Harvard. This is a unique, complimentary resource available to family members, team members and community partners who are navigating the pressures of caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s or dementia. Dr. Ron Harvard has academic training and personal experience in supporting his spouse who suffered from Alzheimer’s.

The Harbor at Renaissance, located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, is known for its exceptional care, services and commitment to the greatest generation.

The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County to Host Loretta Veney for a 'Lego® Serious Play®' Event for Residents and Family Members

Wed, 19 Feb 2025 19:05:00 GMT

Stanardsville, Va. (Feb. 2025) —The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County is home to seniors with Alzheimer’s, dementia and other forms of memory loss. The community is dedicated to providing innovative memory care that helps residents meet their highest quality of life each day. In this spirit, The Harbor will host Loretta Veney, an inspirational speaker and certified ‘LEGO® Serious Play®’ facilitator. Veney will provide training for the Harbor teams members to enhance their life enrichment programs, as well as training for family members on creating meaningful interactions with their loved ones. The goal is to promote effective communication while evoking memories for residents during times of play.

In 2006, when Veney’s mother, Doris, was diagnosed with dementia, she began educating herself about the disease. Veney began engaging with her mother using LEGO® bricks and immediately saw benefits from it. She eventually began facilitating ‘LEGO® Serious Play®’ workshops for other caregivers. As a result, Veney and her mother were chosen as one of the Robin Roberts Thriver Thursday recipients and were featured on Good Morning America. They have also been featured in the Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, The NY Times and a PBS special. In 2023, Veney was recognized with a Maude Award, given to individuals and companies using innovative methods for engaging with those with dementia. Veney is the author of Being My Mom’s Mom, Refreshment for the Caregiver’s Spirit, and Colors Flowing from My Mind.

Family members of The Harbor residents will have the opportunity to join one of the two sessions where Veney will present on how to use LEGO® play with loved ones in various stages of memory loss. LEGO® play encourages residents to be creative while also stimulating conversation. Most importantly, it is designed to foster meaningful connections between loved ones.

The presentation will be held at The Harbor at Renaissance community on February 28 from 10:20 – 11:45 and 1:20 – 2:45. You may RSVP to the event by calling Liesa Dodson at (434) 985-4481.

Renaissance Assisted Living of Greene County and The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County Team Members Complete Legacy Senior Living’s SERVE Training Program

Thu, 29 Aug 2024 20:43:00 GMT

Team members of Renaissance Assisted Living of Greene County and The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County are proud to announce their completion of Legacy Senior Living’s SERVE training program. The SERVE program, created by Legacy Senior Living leadership, is a commitment to providing the best training tools possible for team members to care for residents and family members with honor, respect, faith and integrity. It is designed to equip team members with the necessary tools to provide exceptional resident care and customer service.

The SERVE training program was birthed from Legacy’s Customer Service Standards. SERVE is an acronym standing for: Speak and Smile, Encourage and Engage, Respond to Residents, Value and Validate, and Every Day is the Extra Mile. The 3-hour training goes beyond standard orientation by providing enhanced customer service tools to team members after they have acclimated to their roles. This strategic approach ensures continued guidance, success and growth for all team members.

Legacy Senior Living, the management company of Renaissance and The Harbor, believes customer service is a major key to success. This program sets them apart by providing unique training requirements for all team members to provide their job duties with confidence and compassion.

The training champions of SERVE are Renita Carnes, Director of Culture and Training and Ashley Young-Roesler, Operations and Training Specialist. They conduct training through in-person sessions at each facility every 6-7 months to accommodate new hires and foster ongoing development. To reinforce key principles, SERVE posters are displayed in team member areas, serving as daily reminders of the commitment to excellence. Recertification is required every 12-18 months to uphold the highest standards.

Committed to providing a vibrant and supportive environment for all residents, family members and community partners, Renaissance Assisted Living of Greene County and The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County continues to lead the industry with innovative programs and exceptional care.

Resident at Renaissance of Greene County, Eleanor Wabnitz, Celebrates 100th Birthday

Sun, 16 Jun 2024 20:23:00 GMT

Stanardsville, Va. (June 2024) —Eleanor “Ellie” Wabnitz, a current resident at Renaissance Assisted Living of Greene County, celebrated her 100 ^th birthday on June 10 ^th . This beloved member of The Renaissance family began her life in Watertown, New York in 1924 and spent most of her life serving others.

Ellie has dedicated her life to the well-being of children. For many years, Ellie taught special needs children and spent time as a social worker helping families navigate the difficulties of adoption. Even in her 80s, she was still teaching students at Ruckersville Elementary School in Stanardsville.

Ellie married George Wabnitz in 1946, and the couple had two children, Roger and Ruth. The family eventually moved to Williamsburg, Virginia, but they kept a summer home in Stanardsville. After George’s passing in 2013, Ellie chose to make Stanardsville her permanent home.

It has been a year since Ellie joined The Renaissance community and her life is full of her favorite things. She loves coffee, chocolate, knitting, enjoys reading, and even attends a book club. Music is her biggest passion, having been a member of her school’s orchestra and a habitual pianist and organist at church throughout her life.

“Most of Ellie’s relatives have already passed on ahead of her, so we at Renaissance have claimed Ellie as our own. She will forever be part of our Renaissance family. The team here wishes Ellie the happiest of birthdays on this milestone year,” said Beth Murphy, Executive Director of Renaissance Assisted Living of Greene County.

The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County Receives Perfect Score in Annual State Inspection

Tue, 09 Apr 2024 20:14:00 GMT

Stanardsville, Va. (April 2024) — The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County, a premier Alzheimer’s and memory care community located at the gateway to the Blue Ridge Mountains, recently received a perfect score on their unannounced inspection from the State of Virginia Department of Social Services. The inspection is conducted by the state each year to ensure quality measures and safe practices are implemented within the community.

As part of the inspection, the state reviews many aspects of The Harbor, including clinical records, policies, documentation, life safety, security and the systems and processes that contribute to the general well-being of residents and family members. Achieving the highest possible rating, The Harbor is proud to announce that they have received no violations, offering the very best care for their community of residents.

“We are very honored to have received a perfect score in our state survey. We couldn’t do it without our dedicated team members who work diligently each day to ensure a safe, comfortable, and home-like atmosphere for our residents. Receiving no violations in an unannounced state survey attests to the hard work and commitment from each of our team members,” said Sandy Siler, Executive Director of The Harbor at Renaissance.

“I am very proud of our team members and the leadership team at The Harbor at Renaissance. This recognition exemplifies the dedicated work and service that we stand by in our mission; to serve the greatest generation with honor, respect, faith and integrity,” said Amber Ralls, Regional Director of Operations of Legacy Senior Living.

Legacy Senior Living and Dominion Senior Living to Offer New Alzheimer’s Support Services Headed by Dr. Ronald Harvard

Mon, 26 Feb 2024 21:33:00 GMT

Cleveland, Tenn. (Feb. 2024) — Legacy Senior Living and Dominion Senior Living, a family of senior living communities serving the Eastern United States, are excited to announce Alzheimer’s Support Services, a new program for both companies. This is a free service that is designed to give support and resources to families and caregivers who are navigating the pressures of caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s or other memory loss conditions.

Dr. Ronald Harvard has come aboard as the Director of Alzheimer’s Support Services. As a pastor, counselor, college professor and primary caregiver to his late wife, Linda, who suffered from Alzheimer’s for 20 years, Dr. Harvard brings many years of experience to this new program. At various times, Dr. Harvard has served his alma mater, Lee University, as a faculty member in the psychology department, as Director of Counseling, and as an adjunct faculty member at Lee Online. He and Linda also served as senior pastor at churches in Florida, Indiana, and Georgia.

With degrees in Biblical Studies, Social Psychology, and Pastoral Counseling, Dr. Harvard’s love for teaching and counseling have defined his life, but no more so than the love of his life, Linda, and their four children.

Dr. Harvard’s introduction to Alzheimer’s was personal and very painful. In the fall of 2003, Dr. Harvard recognized the beginning signs of memory loss in his late wife, Linda. Fifteen years later, Linda became a resident of a Legacy Senior Living community, The Harbor at Legacy Village of Cleveland. In May of 2023, Linda passed away. Dr. Harvard chronicled his struggles and victories in his blog, “Dementia: walking victoriously through the ‘Long Goodbye,’” offering lessons learned, meditations, and comfort to many.

“What became clear to me during the process of loving Linda through the battle of Alzheimer’s, was that I was being prepared to minister to families going through similar situations. My mission in leading this new Alzheimer’s Support Service is to provide behavioral insights, practical direction and comfort through support groups and one-on-one meetings,” said Dr. Harvard.

“This is a program that we are so excited to offer to families that are struggling with the challenges of memory loss. We are eager to welcome Dr. Harvard to this position as he supports other family members and caregivers navigating this overwhelming season,” said Barry Ray, CEO and Co-Founder of Legacy Senior Living.

More information about this program is available online at https://legacysl.net/alzheimers-support.

Elvis Presley tribute performance to be held Saturday

Fri, 19 Aug 2022 16:53:00 GMT

Residents at The Harbor at Renaissance honor King of Rock ‘n Roll with week-long celebration

(STANARDSVILLE, Va.) —The King of Rock ‘n Roll, Elvis Presley, will be all shook up on Saturday afternoon while entertaining Stanardsville residents as part of a week-long celebration of the musician’s life.

The Elvis tribute performance, which will be held outside, will begin at 1 pm Saturday at The Harbor at Renaissance, 422 Williams Mill Drive, and is open to the general public as well as family and friends of residents.

“Many of our residents have a deep love for the music of Elvis Presley because they danced and enjoyed his music in their youth,” said Amanda Gantt, Life Enrichment Coordinator at The Harbor at Renaissance. “We are excited to provide our residents with an amazing Elvis tribute performance and welcome the Stanardsville community to come and enjoy as well.”

Residents at The Harbor at Renaissance will also be celebrating the life and music of Elvis Presley all week long with crafts, Elvis bingo, and even a photo shoot with the tribute artist.

THE HARBOR AT RENAISSANCE OF GREENE COUNTY TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR CAREGIVERS OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE

Fri, 03 Jun 2022 12:11:00 GMT

(STANARDSVILLE, Va.) — The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County provides care for residents with Alzheimers and dementia, but is now also providing support for caregivers through a new Alzheimer’s Caregivers Support Group.

“It’s important for caregivers to know that they are not alone in this,” said Liesa Dodson, Sales & Marketing Director at The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County. “These support groups will provide caregivers with emotional, educational, and social support which is so important.”

The Caregiver Support Group will meet the second Thursday of the month at Northside Library, 705 West Rio Road, Charlottesville, beginning on July 14th. The meetings are intended for family caregivers of individuals with Alzheimers or dementia.

The support groups are led by Danielle Lee-Powell, GC-C, BS., who has worked in long term care, geriatric care, as a social worker, hospital liaison, grief counselor, and self-care and mental wellness.

“Danielle’s expertise and experience will serve caregivers of Alzheimer’s and dementia in such a tremendous way,” said Dodson. “We are excited for her knowledge and care and the support it will provide caregivers.”

Topics to be discussed at the caregiver support meetings include stress management for the caregiver, caring for the caregiver, grief and loss, guilt and forgiveness, finding joy in the moments, managing emotions, distract/redirect/try again, and more.

For more information about the support group meetings, call Liesa Dodson at 540-222-4263 or email ldodson@theharboralf.cc .

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