Senior Assisted Living
Some people shy away from a camera. But not us at Community Village! We put on our best smiles and touched up our hair today for this special event! Life is what we make it… and we make it fun!
If you’d like to help keep life fun with residents here, become a volunteer.
We’re thrilled to be the owners of a brand new bus to carry us on great adventures once again. Would you like to join us on one of our adventures? Become a Community Village Volunteer today!
Are you doing a stay-cation this summer and trying to find a few unique things to do? Maybe you know someone who’s looking for a way to give back with their time? We’ve got a nice variety of summer projects that could use your specialized help. Take a look at our list, find what interests you most, find some friends to join you, and give us a call (989.792.5442) to set up a time that works for you. We are so keenly aware that it’s kind-hearted people like you who help us keep our rates affordable for the people who need it the most. Thank you so much for caring!
Rumor had it a nun was moving into Community Village. I couldn’t wait to talk to her. I was no Catholic, but I had known a nun or two in my past.
When I met Sister Laurene, I couldn’t have liked her more. She has the kind of smile that floods her face and makes her eyes sparkle and has the most wonderful sense of humor! As she does with so many, we hit it off right away. So approachable that I found the nerve to ask her a question I had wanted to ask any nun since the early 1990s: “Have you ever seen the movie Sister Act?” “Why, yes”, she said (for the record, she liked it very much)!
After Sister Laurene moved into Community Village, I visited her room often. Such a merciful addition to our census; always humble and kind and a true servant of Christ. One morning, I came to work feeling quite sad about a personal matter. I felt the urge to go to Sister’s room and hastily made my way there. We talked for a minute and through my tears I told her what was bothering me. She so graciously took my hand in hers and began to pray. She told God that because I was such a nice person on the outside, I must be a diamond on the inside. I think it was the kindest prayer ever uttered for me. I dried my tears and held her close before making my way to start my day’s work. These days, I don’t get the opportunity to visit Sister Laurene as much as I would like, but I know if I need her, she’s right down the hall. She gave me a teardrop diamond cut crystal (it’s plastic) which I keep in my jewelry box. It has no monetary value at all, but – just like her – it’s priceless.
Contributor: Bonnie Rowley, Activities Director
Finally, when all that green starts turning red, Randy dons his chef hat and creates his very own salsa concoction that he’s always happy to share.
Fair warning, though: make sure you know if it’s his hot or mild version before you taste test!
Community Village is operated for the purpose of making assisted living affordable to frail elders with limited means. Supplementing the modest resident fees, Community Village is sustained by charitable gifts from churches, businesses, professionals, community groups, and generous people like you.
Thank you for caring!
Community Village is operated for the purpose of
making assisted living affordable to frail elders with limited means.
Supplementing the modest resident fees, Community Village is sustained by charitable gifts from
churches, businesses, professionals, community groups and generous people like you.
Your charitable gift today – of any size – may make it possible
for one more frail elder to receive needed services.
Community Village Senior Assisted Living is owned and operated by A&D Charitable Foundation, Inc. as a private not-for-profit home for seniors. It is licensed as a Michigan Home for the Aged license #AH 730401359
