The ladies of Mayberry Gardens came together for their annual tea party last week. It was an event where many wore their finest dress and their very own decorated hats.
It was an excellent tea party with the finest of drinks and entertainments. Here are a few pictures.
Recently, Jean Pierz celebrated her 97th birthday at Mayberry Gardens and marked her third year of being a member of the Mayberry Community. We are so blessed to have Jean as part of our community. Here is a short bio of her written by her daughter Nancy: Jean was born and raised in Chicago’s “Back of the…
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Laverne, a resident at Mayberry Gardens in Garland, proudly shows the shirt that she has owned and worn for 50 years on the 4th of July. We are excited to celebrate the 4th of July with you Laverne and for showing your patriotic spirit and 50 year achievement.
Wanted to send a warm invitation to all the familiy members of our residents to join us for our annual holiday parties in your residents homes. This is one of the favorite activities for our residents. The parties will start around 5:45 and go till around 7:30 or until all the residents decide to go…