Category: Resident Stories

New U.S. citizens at Goodwin Living share what Independence Day means to them and how they found freedom and support.

LGBTQIA+ GHBC residents share stories of Pride, identity, and belonging at Goodwin Living.

A Goodwin Living intern shares her mentor’s experience as a resident living with Parkinson’s disease at Goodwin House Bailey’s Crossroads

Long-lived residents of the three Goodwin Living senior living campuses share unique perspectives on aging with purpose.

GHBC resident and long-retired co-founder of Arlington Career Center recently met with graduates of the career center who were hired to work at Goodwin Living.

Goodwin Living resident Pierre Shostal volunteers with a refugee outreach program. A refugee himself, he exemplifies the difference one person can make by doing their little bit of good in the world.

Goodwin House Bailey’s Crossroads Resident Betty Allan, who recently turned 100, shares stories about her life and reflects on joining the new equine assisted learning program at GHBC.

In support of Older Americans Month, we share how Goodwin Living and the older adults in our community challenge the narrative on aging.

Through the stories of several current residents who have connections to the earliest days of Goodwin Living, we see the legacy of service and excellence that defines us today.  

Dick Graham and Jane McKeel are longtime residents of GHBC. They shared why they each chose to come to Goodwin Living and what they appreciate about living here.

This year marks 80 years since the attack on Pearl Harbor. We spoke with residents who shared their own personal stories of what they remember and the impact this event had on them and their families.

At Goodwin Living Inc., we wanted to do our part to record firsthand accounts of 9/11. More than 20 residents and staff shared their memories and reflections.