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My Mother-in-law is quite plucky, belying her genteel grace and southern charm. Living at Roanoke’s retirement community, Hermitage, affords her
many opportunities to participate in diverse activities and release her inner spunk. The creative Activities Director there routinely schedules
fun, entertaining and often educational outings for their residents. There’s nothing too daunting for the residents to attempt, and she masterfully
orchestrates each event with safety being the highest priority. Stellar outings, all!
The October highlight was billed a “mystery trip”, so I was eager to get a recap later. “We went on a hayride!” Mom exclaimed, clearly delighted
at my astonishment. Trying to envision a hay wagon pulled by a tractor, filled with octogenarians and older, managing canes and walkers, having
climbed into the wagon… well, it wasn’t exactly aligning with my idea of a seniors outing. True to form, they were quite safely escorted
into the wagon by 3 persons, and they all had a blast! Perhaps the reason this event stayed under cover until the last minute was to avoid
over-thinking participation. Mom seemed to recall her younger self, noting she’d not been on a hayride since high school. I’m afraid paint
balling may be next…
Fun Facts
When was the Mill Mountain Star built?
The Mill Mountain Star was erected in 1949.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is Hermitage Roanoke an accredited retirement community?
- If I carry Medicare and a Medicare supplement policy, what benefits would this offer me at Hermitage Roanoke?
- Does Hermitage Roanoke take auxiliary grants?
- How does my Long Term Care Insurance policy work with your community?
- Does Hermitage Roanoke accept Medicaid?
- What is the next step if I’d like to know more?
