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St. Paul’s has it all! It has a caring, helpful staff, clean and pleasant living quarters, entertainment, and many activities. I have wonderful neighbors who are always willing to share. I truly feel like I am part of a loving family here. I couldn’t ask for a better place to live; it’s absolutely wonderful.
Our Mother, Violet was a resident at The Villas from March 2016 until her passing on January 16, 2026. Our sister, Beverly has also been a resident since June 2024. Both have received excellent care from staff members, but Jenny is one who stands out. I've never seen her in a bad mood, always with a smile on her face. She exudes a caring, compassionate, loving way with residents and family members alike. She goes above and beyond what one might expect from a staff member. Jenny seems to meet each person where they are, joking with them, hugging them and is genuinely invested in each of her residents. Any care facility should be thankful for people like Jenny and my family is graetful she is part of St Paul's.
We moved here in 2016 to have a more abundant life. Little did we know our life would be overflowing! Our lives have been enriched by all the God-given gifted people around us. We look forward to each new, exciting day—new friends, new activities, new food!
From the very first week my mom was there, Terri has shown compassion and caring to mom, all with a dose of humor thrown in there as well! My mom, Lila, lights up when Terri is with her. It is such a comfort to me–as a daughter–that my mom is loved that way, especially when I can not be there! She shows genuine compassion, comfort, respect and creative work-arounds in difficult situations. My mom’s quality of life is definitely better because of Terri. What a sweetheart!
As a family, we appreciate Sheila and her caring ways. She listens attentively and shows genuine concern in difficult situations such as Mom’s recent hospitalizations. Thanks to you, Sheila, for the way you combine professionalism and loving concern.”
Presented by Dick Fisher. He will explain the fundamentals of the lightening process: The terminology for the different parts of the lightning flash, the dangers it represents, and how to protect yourself and your property from these dangers.
Residents at St. Paul’s took a nostalgic ride through automotive history as guest presenter John Martin built a classic car program around the dream cars and memories shared by those in the room.