Commun ty Matters Fulton Presbyterian Manor
May 2018
The right ingredients for independent living
An evening that ‘Prom’ises to impress
There’s nothing quite like the excited jitters in the air when high school boys and girls are getting ready for that traditional spring-time soiree, prom. But why let the young kids have all the fun? Join us for a “Classic Hollywood” themed evening for the young at heart, with our very own prom June 2. Dinner will be served at 4 p.m., and a dance will follow in the Assisted Living Dining Room. “Other communities have hosted this type of event with great success,” said Executive Director Dawn Smith. “We want to show appreciation and honor our
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Doty and Wally Peck chose Fulton Presbyterian Manor because here they can enjoy life worry-free.
When Doty and Wally Peck started their search for an independent living community, they knew it had to have the right mix of amenities and affordability. And after looking at several communities, both in Columbia and Jefferson City, they decided to stay right at home in Fulton. “We wanted to stay in this community. And here, you can rent your apartment rather than having to buy one,” said Wally. “They were all nice, but this was the best,” Doty added. A staff connection helped seal the deal.
“My father Ed is friends with the Pecks, and he recommended that they come see me and check out Fulton Presbyterian Manor. I’m so glad they chose this as their new home!” said Keri Edwards, administrative services and marketing director.
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