Dorothy’s son even gave Dawrawthy a flower bouquet for Mother’s Day. They are both very sharp and get very competitive during the weekly word game competition. When we talk to them in a group, we distinguish them by calling the New Yorker ‘Dawrawthy’ and the one from Nebraska ‘Dorothy.’ One Dorothy is originally from New York, and the other is from Nebraska. They like all the same games and look after each other when the other is ill.
After all these years, they are happy to be friends and live in the same community. They both attended the same church and spent time traveling to nursing homes singing for the residents. Betty and Kaye, The Gardens at Marysvilleīetty and Kaye have been friends for nearly 40 years, and we love having them at The Gardens at Marysville. They continued their friendship with high regard for each other and now live just a few steps from each other. The two friends have reunited and now enjoy dining with each other again. When Ellen considered moving to assisted living, she remembered Greta had moved to Creston Village. The foursome enjoyed having all sorts of good times before their husbands passed. Eventually, their husbands met and became friends too. They would frequently go for lunch and an afternoon matinee. Greta and Ellen met through a mutual friend a few decades ago and hit it off right away. As they stop at the mailboxes, Pat pushes while Bunny carries everything. Bunny and Pat both like word games, but their friendship goes deeper than that. Whenever you see Bunny, you’ll also see Pat. Mary Kate and Sandy eat together, walk the dog together, and genuinely appreciate each other’s company. They always call each other to remind each other to be there. Mary Kate and Sandy enjoy coming to glamour day and jewelry making at Magnolia Place of Roswell. They both say they are girlie girls and prefer the frilly, sparkly stuff. They were born on the same day in the same year, so they have the same taste in music. Mary Kate and Sandy are always kidding about how they are twins. We became best friends.” Magnolia Place of Roswell Mary Kate and Sandy “All of our event planning is always so fun and exciting because we know this will make our residents happy and excited about what event will come next,” Nee says. This friendship inspires events that residents look forward to attending, from New Year’s parties to Christmas and everything in between.
Nee and Michelle have created some of the best parties in Sacramento. We started as med techs, and we have a passionate love for our residents.” “But little did we know, we ended up working together at Greenhaven Place. “When we both left that job, I thought we wouldn’t have much contact with each other,” says Nee.
Life Enrichment Director Nee and Dining Services Director Michelle began their bonding experience four years ago at a different senior living facility as med techs. The team members at Pegasus Senior Living communities form close bonds while providing superior senior care and service. No matter what, they’re best friends forever! Nee and Michelle, Greenhaven Place Some of the friendships in our senior living communities have lasted over 50 years, and some have only just begun. Let’s meet some of the Pegasus Senior Living family who will be celebrating National Best Friends Day in a big way this year. Having a best friend means being a best friend. Celebrate the day, grab lunch, and do what you two do best: have fun! It’s a terrific day to let your best pal know how much they mean to you. The family asks for any donations to go to the American Cancer Society and/or the Melanoma Research Alliance in Steve's memory.National Best Friends Day falls on June 8, 2022. Green his son Joshua Green (Katie) his grandson Oliver of Gig Harbor, WA his daughter Stephanie McDonald (Andrew) his granddaughter Anneliese of Mooresville, NC his sister Kathleen McCoy of Gig Harbor, WA his nieces and nephews, Susan Brown, Cynthia Hawit, Michael and Russell Aldridge his brother-in-law Fred Cantrell (Beth) and his nieces, Rebecca McCoy and Rachel Cantrell.
He is survived by : his wife Charlotte A. He was predeceased by : his parents, Russell Davis and Hazel Marie Green. You can send your sympathy in the guestbook provided and share it with the family. It is with deep sorrow that we announce the death of Russell Green (Gig Harbor, Washington), born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, who passed away on April 9, 2020, at the age of 72, leaving to mourn family and friends.
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