Masonic Village at Lafayette Hill resident Paula Gidjunis recently screened a PBS documentary series about fathering, directed and hosted by her son, Philadelphia filmmaker Joe Gidjunis, 42.
Anthony Crespo struggled with childhood obesity and watched his mother gain and lose the same 100 pounds through yo-yo dieting. He decided he wanted to make a difference by educating people about nutrition and healthy eating.
Known as “The Puzzle Lady,” Karen Kostenbauder is dedicated to keeping hundreds of puzzles shuffling through Masonic Village to the delight of puzzle enthusiasts.
Exercise is important for people of all ages, but it offers numerous benefits for older adults, including lowering the risk of falls, improving mental health and cognitive function, reducing the risk of chronic diseases such as diabetes and helping muscles grow stronger.
Widely known as “meditation in motion,” tai chi has become a popular exercise for those looking to improve their overall health and well-being.
As it develops and grows, the photography club hopes to attract new members to join in on the group’s journey, no matter their experience or expertise,
Masonic Village at Warminster is the smallest of Masonic Villages’ campuses, but the variety of activities and fun offered to residents is huge.
Masonic Village at Elizabethtown has over 30 resident clubs. Thanks to residents George Lyter, John Reitz and Carl Wolfe, they've gained another one, the Auto/Hobby Club.
Just like her husband's distant relative, the abstract expressionist painter Jackson Pollock, Masonic Village at Elizabethtown resident Evelyn Pollock isn't afraid of color.
Resident Carolyn Pike recently helped prepare three foster kittens for their permanent homes, caring for them for six weeks. Her foster experience began seen years ago as a volunteer with the Humane League in Florida. After retirement and losing her husband and dog, it has given her "a reason to get out of bed in the morning."