Resident Testimonials

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Read our residents comments below or watch the video to see what Western Reserve residents have to to say about their community.

Leonard and Rowena Lindh, Independent Living Villa Residents:
“On a scale of one to ten, we’d give this place an 11 or 12.  We were impressed by the neatness of the building and the grounds and the friendliness of the people.”
“We felt this was a financially secure institution and that meant a lot when considering somewhere to move to.”
Blin Scatterday, Independent Living Apartment Resident:
“I think we made a very good decision coming to Western Reserve Masonic Community. Everybody is cheerful and kind. They do a good job picking their employees.”
“Everything is clean and neat. The halls are wide, you don’t feel confined. Our apartment is roomy. Things like this may seem minor, but they were important to me.”
Jeanne Kohler, Independent Living Apartment Resident:
“I have never been happier. Everything is kept in fantastic order. Everybody is so nice and if you need something, the staff is here before you know it.”
Edna Greenhorn, Independent Living Villa Resident:
“Since I don’t have to do maintenance work, I have time to do things I enjoy, like volunteer in the library and sing in the campus choir.”
“There are so many fun and interesting things to do here. It makes me feel good. Don’t wait to come, there’s so much to do.”
Ray and Jan Bubsey, Independent Living Villa Residents:
“Villa life gives you freedom,” said Ray. “Our lives are so stress-free I have more time to do things I want to do.”
“I feel sorry for people in their own homes alone and isolated,” said Jan. “This is like a big extended family here.”
“There’s so much to do here. Don’t wait until you’re sick.”
Dick Shetler, Independent living apartment resident:
“I’ve told my kids it’s like I’ve died and gone to heaven. I’ve never been so happy. Everyone is truly friends here and there are so many activities and so much to do.”
Esther Schron, Independent living Villa resident:
“You never know what will happen. One day I may be in assisted living or in the health care area. Seeing how cheerful these people are makes me confident I will be taken care of.”
Dr. David Pearson, Jr., Independent Living apartment resident:
“For 56 years, I have found solace and comfort in the presence of Masonic living, which is, if anything, truer today.”
“Because of the values and reputation of the Masonic order, it was an easy decision to come here. There was no risk involved as far as I was concerned.”
“So many here have been through the same thing. This is the Cadillac of retirement villages, the most wonderful people live here. I’m a firm believer in this place and my boys are happy I’m here.”