In 1968, resident Nancy Stillerman and her husband Steve faced a turning point. Life in Manhattan was exciting, but their growing family—and their 125-pound Old English Sheepdog, Barnaby—needed more space. When their landlord refused to renew their lease due to Barnaby’s size, the search for a new home began. Although Nancy hesitated to consider Connecticut, […]
Strength training is a key part of active aging, and working with a physical therapist can help prevent falls and injuries. Edgehill resident Paul Keeler is experiencing this firsthand. After moving to our community with his wife, Nancy, following a stay at a rehab facility for a broken hip, Paul has been working with Sub-Acute […]
A Life of Activity and Engagement If you’re going to keep up with Edgehill resident Sam Samaha, you’d better have your sneakers on. Sam, a spirited 97-year-old, makes frequent subway trips to New York City for shows and exhibits, swims three times a week at the indoor pool, walks the grounds, takes in lectures at […]
Patricia Caldwell is a Wall Street veteran, an accomplished author of two novels and dedicated advocate for healthcare equality. With a career spanning three decades in investment management, including roles as a global partner at Invesco and appearances on CNBC, Bloomberg, CNN, and other business news channels, Patricia brings a wealth of experience and insight […]
Peter Crumbine believes there are usually three steps to lifetime home ownership. First, you buy a big house to raise your family. Second, you retire and downsize to a smaller home. Third, you move to a senior living community. “We skipped that second step and moved right to Edgehill,” said Peter Crumbine. “We are happy […]
New York Fashion Week: Where Style Meets Passion It’s described as the “pinnacle of fashion.” New York Fashion Week (NYFW) draws models, celebrities, critics and designers for a week of cutting-edge couture, highlighting the intersection of fashion and passion. The excitement around the runway reminds us that fashion is more than garments—it’s an artform that […]
Chuck Harvey grew up admiring his uncle, a Marine who served in the Battle of Iwo Jima. From an early age, he knew he would follow in those footsteps. “I left high school a couple of months early, joined the Marine Corps. Then my first opportunity, I volunteered to go to Vietnam,” he says. Serving […]