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Amanda Grabarkiewicz

I had a brief encounter with Lori on social media and she was very rude. She does not seem like a very nice person. It is always good to know how someone acts when they think no one is watching.

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Kramie Taylor

Don’t ever work there And for one don’t ever take your family member there Places is awful and it’s they don’t care about the residence or Staff And it keeps feeding residence, bad food to make more money Unacceptable don’t ever take your love one there

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Karen Meek

The staff are so caring and the food is so good, if I could afford it I would live there. The home does not have an odor problem and the staff seem very happy to be there. My mom is there and she really likes the staff.

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Krista Cook

When my grandma passed away, all I remember them doing is telling my mom to cry quieter. Not a good experience. You don’t want that memory being prominent after losing a loved one. No “I’m sorry” no “take your time” only a “shh! Ma’am you can’t be that loud” The funny thing- I don’t remember my mom being loud at all. Just them being rude to our grieving family

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Ricky Senter

The sweetest thing happened yesterday. My beautiful wife, Shelly Senter’s grandmother went to live in a assisted living facility a few year ago. Living so far away, across the country, we do not get the opportunity to visit her, but she is always in our thoughts. Shelly has made it a point to send a card to Grammie nearly every week, to let her know what we are doing, let her know she is in our thoughts and to give her something to look forward to. I have often wondered if anyone at the facility or family have taken the time to read the cards to her. Then yesterday when I went to the mail box there was a great surprise, a card from Grammie addressed to Shelly and I. Some special person took the time and effort to help Grammie write a card to us. Bless them and thank you.