Valentine’s Day offers us an opportunity to send loving messages to the special people in our lives, and residents at Dunwoody Village in Newtown Square joined creative forces to do just that.

Jerry Kinkead and Mary Kreek, committee members of the Dunwoody Village Residents’ Association, gathered together groups of individuals to create Valentines for residents in Dunwoody’s Care Center.

As residents met over a four-day period in January, more than 160 cards were made that will be delivered to residents in personal care, skilled nursing, and short-term rehabilitation. Each card is unique, reflecting the creativity and personality of the designer.

“Last year, we made over 100 cards, and the Valentines were very well received,” said Kinkead. “Not only will the cards bring cheer to the residents, but they also provided the independent residents with an opportunity to collaborate on a worthwhile project and, perhaps, even meet someone new.”

Dunwoody Village is a continuing care retirement community located on West Chester Pike at its intersection with Bryn Mawr Avenue. Click here for more information.

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