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Article: The Grass Really Is Greener: Golf And Retirement Living

Last post 04-22-2008 10:27 AM by Maggie Champagne Kramer. 1 replies.
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    Star [*] Article: The Grass Really Is Greener: Golf And Retirement Living

    The Grass Really Is Greener: Golf And Retirement Living

    The starter at Wintergreen announced the next tee time, including four generations of men from the Lewis family, including the 75-year old patriarch. Last year, this septuagenarian golfer recorded his fourth hole-in-one, this time on Wintergreen’s exceptional Stoney Creek Course, a Rees Jones design. Earlier this year, his son, himself a grandfather, recorded his first hole-in-one on the very same hole during Wintergreen’s father-son tournament.

    Today, however, the four generations are out for just a leisurely eighteen. Four generations playing together is one of the traditions they’ve created, since the great-grandparents moved to RoseWood Village at Wintergreen, a retirement living community built within the Wintergreen master planned community in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia.

    “Wintergreen offers a four season resort, skiing through golf,” explains Shareef Tahboub, Development Director at RoseWood. “So one reason seniors move here is because they know their children will want to visit.”

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  • 04-22-2008 10:27 AM In reply to

    Re: Article: The Grass Really Is Greener: Golf And Retirement Living

    What a neat story!  I am seeing an increase in intergenerational housing requests.  If mother and dad are in their nineties, and their daughter's in her seventies, then living in a Retirement Community like this could bring them together while allowing all to maintain their independence.  Perfect!

    Thanks!

    Maggie  

     

    Maggie Champagne Kramer
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