Resident Spotlight
Charlotte Patton is from Huntington, West Virginia. She has a family who lives nearby in Louisa VA. She is a Registered Nurse who retired from the American Red Cross. She graduated from ST. Mary’s School of Nursing. She is proud be to a member of Spring Valley Presbyterian Church. She has many fond memories of growing up in that church that her father helped build. She loves to watch the Steelers play football. Stop by and give her a warm country welcome.
Gary Keller moved here from Pittsburgh PA to be closer to his daughter. He and wife
have been married for 58 years. He shared that he met her as a college student hitch hiker. He retired from his job as a personnel manager. He graduated from Muskingum College in Ohio. He has served in the US army. He is proud of his two children for their life success. He loves football and is an avid Steelers fan.
James Harris was born in Washington DC. He has lived the last 10 years in Louisa County Virginia. He has three daughters and one son who live locally. He owned his own heating and plumbing business before his retirement. He spends his free time cheering on the Dodgers baseball team and Kansas City Chiefs football team. He expresses his greatest highlight in life was having a happy marriage of 52 years and being healthy. Stop by and welcome him to Dogwood.
Catherine Elswick was born in Virginia and has lived for the last 16 years in the town of Orange. She is married with sons who live in Richmond. She graduated from Business College. Catherine chose to be a homemaker and is proud of children. She took much pride in seeing them be successful adults. In her free time, she enjoys football on television with her spouse, reading and crafting. Stop in and give a home town welcome.
Always a great day for a lunch outing!
Fall calls for beans and cornbread. William Crenshaw enjoyed his warm and hearty afternoon treat.
Culpeper Christian School played a match of checkers with John Ryder.
In honor of National Food Services Week. The staff was treated “extra special” during the weeklong celebration.
