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Jul
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By: Crossroads Adult Care and Assisted Living
Therapy dogs offer a lot of love and companionship. Check out our Facebook page to see Asher, Crossroad’s therapy dog. Follow the link below. http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.125458070836155.18377.105356219513007 |
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04
Jun
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By: Crossroads Adult Care and Assisted Living
Sandra’s parents met and married in England where her Father, a native Tucsonan, was stationed in the military. When she was six months old Sandra, her Mother, and 18,000 other war brides returned to the United States aboard the famous Queen Mary. |
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03
Jun
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By: Crossroads Adult Care and Assisted Living
Several days ago, during a conversation with Bonnie and Tom Fatato, owners of Crossroads Adult Care Homes, I asked “After 19 years in the Care Home Industry…what would you say has been your greatest gift?” After a slight hesitation, Tom Fatato replied, “Getting to see…inside our Residents.” We then had a really nice discussion about aging – how we in our culture tend to avoid wanting to touch or truly “see” the insides of aging. |
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27
May
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By: Crossroads Adult Care and Assisted Living
Marketing. Why Crossroads? Why an intimate Care Home setting as opposed to continuing my vocation in the larger Retirement Communities? When asked by Bonnie and Tom Fatato to consider representing them in marketing Crossroads Adult Care Homes, my process in reaching a “Yes” response, was easy. I have to love what I represent. For many years, I held the position of Executive Director for one of our largest and most highly regarded Tucson Senior communities, Broadway Proper Retirement Community. You see, I have always loved Senior Citizens. After eight years of close interaction with well over 200 Residents on a day to day basis, I have concluded that our Senior population is literally the most valuable, untapped wisdom based/intellectual resource in our country. |
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