by Virginia Beaboa | Oct 25, 2018 | Stories
A Poem I didn’t know the cars coming towards me were dangerous. But someone who cared looked down, took my hand and guided me safely to the other side where it was safe. When that big beautiful dog came running towards me, I couldn’t wait to touch him, hands pushed me...
by Virginia Beaboa | Apr 25, 2018 | Staff Notes, Stories
Thirty years ago this month, a young man began his own personal quest for the American Dream. Married, with two young children, and $122 in his pocket, Nandor Bank arrived from Hungary to make a home, a future, and a family legacy. He succeeded beyond all...
by Virginia Beaboa | Jan 20, 2017 | Stories
For 56 years, Frank and Kay enjoyed their home in El Monte. They raised their 4 children, worked hard, served their church faithfully, added rooms, expanded and beautified it. He was from Washington; she was from Oakland. Both were uprooted to camps in their...
by Jack Vu | Aug 23, 2016 | Stories
John Bohnenberger was a retired postal employee when he came to Atherton. He had never picked up a paint brush, but discovered that he had an amazing gift for watercolor. His stunning paintings, which are showcased in our Dining Room and throughout our campus, reflect...
by Jack Vu | Aug 23, 2016 | Stories
List: Weekly/ Monthly Activities, Classes and Events Out-to-Lunch Bunch One Day Excursions: museums, sports events, plays, concerts Friday Villa Movie Bible Studies Pool (billiard) Tournament Birthday and Christmas Parties Wellness and Fitness Classes (see below) Town...
by Jack Vu | Aug 23, 2016 | Stories
List: On Campus Volunteer Opportunities Dining Room Host/Hostess Resident Pictorial Directory Wholly Grounds Coffee House Library Any of the resident-initiated shops: Grandma’s basement The Treasure House The House of Jewelry Clothing Boutique Lovely Linens Town Hall...
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