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In this issue of Flourish, you’ll meet the people and stories that make our communities feel like home. Each page offers a glimpse into lives filled with purpose, connection, and continued growth.

Art Inspiration in a New Community: Artist Chris Tirocke is finding fresh purpose, creativity, and connection in his new home at Steeple View Lofts.

Community Inspired by Life Stories: At Welsh Mountain Home, a new storytelling initiative is helping residents build deeper bonds through the sharing of personal life experiences.

Being Known by Name is a Good Feeling: For Alice Swiatek, Landis Adult Day Services has become a place of friendship, belonging, and renewed joy.

Living with Intention: Pathways Institute classes are giving learners space to reflect, grow, and engage more thoughtfully with life and faith.

45 Years of Service at Landis Homes: Lucy Oberholtzer’s remarkable 45-year journey reflects a deep and lasting commitment to service at Landis Homes.

People Make a Place a Home: Judy McGovern is helping create connection and community at Landis Place on King through her natural gift for bringing people together.

Retirement is Under Construction: Steve and Elaine Sweeley are embracing a new season of life as they prepare to downsize and begin again in Lancaster County.

Coming Soon: Cornerstone at 6th & Chestnut: A new affordable housing community in Reading will expand opportunities for older adults to age in community with dignity and support.

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