December 2022 Townehouse Newsletter

Posted on: December 2, 2022

December 2022 – A season of joy! Everyone here at the Townehouse wishes you and your family a joyous season. As always, our December calendar is filled with holiday entertainment, fun parties, and delectable dining!

This month in our resident corner newsletter, you’ll meet Townehouse resident Carmelita Oakley, whose love of ballet as a young child grew into a career as a dancer and teacher at her own studio in Ventura! She passed love of ballet onto her daughter Kristen, who became a professional dancer and now has her own school, The Oakley Ballet Center in Ventura.

Also in this issue, our activity director Anne shares some interesting holiday customs and tradtions from around the world.

Read the full issue here: December 2022 Newsletter PDF

Screenreader version for vision impaired here: December 2022 Newsletter Screenreader Version

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My grandmother lives at the Ventura Townehouse and I feel confident that she is in good hands. They get her to her appointments and provide any aftercare that she may need. Everyone there is friendly and like family. I feel like I’m at home when I go there to visit her and eat with her in the dining room.

Stacy B.
Recently, I visited my Mom from Chicago. Each day I offered to take us out and about in Ventura. We found ourselves having such an enjoyable time at the Townehouse we didn’t leave. The dining room was so lovey to enjoy with her friends. Patios welcoming and the activities kept us busy. We laughed and had fun all day! Thank you everyone for making me feel at home and making my visit special. It’s always hard to leave my mom. But not as hard when I know she is so happy! Until my next visit!

Janie H.
Staff is very helpful and always concerned about my Mother’s needs, the interior and grounds maintenance is exceptional. Dining provides healthy menus to choose from. Front desk staff is always friendly and helpful. Best decision we ever made was bringing my mom here.

Kelvin F.