BRYAN, TEXAS – Ten years ago Arbor Oaks, Crestview’s Independent Living neighborhood, opened its doors. To commemorate such a major milestone, the community recently gathered for a special evening of celebration.
The event included music from Eric Peng, a Chef prepared dinner, and remarks by Mike Adams, Executive Director, as well as Alan Brown, President and CEO, and Matthew Currie, VP of Operations.
A special honor was also bestowed upon residents who had lived at the community for the entirety of these ten years.
Adams explained, “We placed a star on the nametags of all our Charter Member residents who have been here since the beginning. It was a special night to be together and reflect on all the experiences we have shared as a community. We are truly blessed.”
ABOUT CRESTVIEW
Crestview is a member of the Methodist Retirement Communities, a not-for-profit service ministry providing senior housing and health care services in Texas for more than 55 years. Though it derives its name from a Covenant of Connection agreement that honors its heritage with the Texas Annual Conference of United Methodists, MRC communities welcome residents of all faiths, without regard to race, color or national origin. MRC owns and operates communities throughout Texas, including in Bryan, College Station, Corpus Christi, Huntsville, Lufkin, Texarkana, La Porte, League City, and soon in Fort Worth. Most campuses are full-service retirement communities that provide a wide array of housing and service options for seniors. Additionally, MRC offers five HUD-subsidized senior apartment communities in two locations as another key component of its service ministry. Additional information about MRC is available at mrcaff.org.
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