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Living Your Best Life

2019 Annual Report

SINCE OUR INCEPTION IN 1987, LA POSADA HAS CONTINUED TO FULFILL OUR MISSION TO MAXIMIZE THE WELL-BEING OF SENIORS.

Board of Trustees, 2019

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Jane LateerChair, Board of Trustees

Joni ConditPresident & CEO

Dear Residents, Families, Staff, Board, and Friends of La Posada,

We hope you will enjoy our 2019 annual report. As we prepared the annual report for 2019 amidst the pandemic, this year’s theme To Live Your Best Life became even more important and is illustrated in the pages that follow. Last year was another strong year for La Posada as we maintained our commitment to residents, staff, and the broader community, and continued to thrive and grow.

Occupancy grew steadily throughout the year, helping to offset the fourth minimum wage increase. Fifty-five families moved to campus including 17 families who were previous depositors of Nakoma Sky. Average occupancy on the campus rose to 92% at year end and is expected to continue to grow in 2020 with 22 families waiting for renovations to be completed for move in and 32 families still on the wait list. Presales have been successful with 17 new Pavilion Homes to be started in 2020 with a planned completion mid-2021.

There were many highlights in 2019. In June, the Board approved the acquisition of 24.43 acres near the entrance to La Posada. FICO is leasing back this acreage and will continue to farm pecans until such time as La Posada intends to develop it. To help enhance the safety of those coming and going from campus, the Town of Sahuarita installed a new traffic signal at our main entrance. Residents generously funded $130,000 in scholarships to assist employees in fulfilling future career dreams. Foundation donors contributed more than $800,000 for a new outdoor amphitheater called “Center Stage” (construction to start in 2020).

This year also marked the completion of 34 years of leadership by Lisa Israel who transitioned into the role of President Emeritus at the end of April. La Posada’s Board of Trustees ensured a sense of continuity in leadership and culture with the promotion of Joni Condit, a 21 year employee, to President and CEO effective May 1. A dedicated team of experienced officers and management continue to provide high quality programs and services so that residents can live their best lives.

And most important, relationships between all of those who live and work on campus continue to flourish. La Posada is an exceptional place with more than 750 creative, active, and generous residents, and more than 600 employees. The 2019 elected Resident Council, led by Jim Lynch, provided a steady hand and positive influence as the CEO leadership transitioned May 1. We are fortunate to have the leadership of a talented and diverse Board of Trustees who speak and act with one voice to support our mission, “To maximize the well-being of seniors,” guiding our organization toward a strong and successful future. As we look back on 2019, we are thankful and appreciative of your continuing interest and support.

Joni Condit Jane LateerPresident and CEO Chair, Board of Trustees

• Many residents have great longevity in La Posada community living. During 2019, Marjory Margulies and Marion Carlisle each celebrated 25 years of residency on campus. Marjory still thrives in the same garden home that she and her husband secured in 1994, and Marion does the same now in La Joya.

• Resident volunteers on the Media Services team, led by Don Flood, played a key role in campus communications, recording and producing key resident events such as the Forums, Great Decisions, and the annual resident musical for viewing on the closed-circuit La Posada TV network.

ResidentsThe Year 2019 was filled with Resident Highlights

• Tim Taff, Living Well-Lifestyles Clay Studio Instructor, facilitated a popular resident sculpture group, providing projects including landmark totem poles and other outdoor art to enrich the campus.

• Since it started in 1993, over 240 issues of The Resort Report have been published at La Posada. This unique piece is completely driven, written, and edited by residents. It’s a creative outlet to share memories, stories, art, poetry and photography with their fellow residents.


Resident satisfaction is our guide to how well we are achieving our mission.

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2019 CAMPUS RESIDENT SATISFACTION SURVEY“My overall satisfaction with La Posada”

Weighted without “Undecided/No Opinion” in calculation

63.8%

35.2%1.0%

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Very Satisfied Satisfied Dissatisfied Very Dissatisfied

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2019 CAMPUS RESIDENT SATISFACTION SURVEY

“I believe La Posada has a culture and environment of safety that provides the security I need and desire.”

65.8%

33.1%

0.6%

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Strongly Agree Agree Disagree Strongly Disagree Undecided/No Opinion

99.0%Overall Resident

Satisfaction

EmployeesThe tag line we use here at La Posada is “The best place you will ever work.”

It is easy to say, but can be hard to put into practice. La Posada truly believes in this saying and reinforces it in many different ways. It starts with the initial onboarding when our values and expectations are shared with the new team member. But most importantly is valuing the

person and the role they will have in making La Posada the special place it is. New hires frequently tell us how much they appreciated the onboarding experience helping them to understand the La Posada culture. It goes on from there with the initial welcome, orientation, and training they receive in their department. Each and every employee is valued and appreciated. The benefits package offers some unique features to all employees

Excellent/Benefits Very GoodOverall Pay and Rewards 93.5%Overall benefit program 94.1%

StronglySatisfaction Agree/AgreeGood employee morale 90.3%Recommend La Posada to others 94.1%Overall satisfaction 93.5%

including the 401K plan with a match, the scholarship program to support additional education, opportunities to obtain US Citizenship and employee wellness. Employee recognition takes many forms and demonstrates their value to La Posada. These recognition programs include You’re a Star cards, appreciation luncheons, satisfaction bonuses, a silver dollar on each employment anniversary and a pie at Thanksgiving. To share some of the metrics that back up what is written on this page we have included some key graphs from our annual Employee Satisfaction Survey. The results are outstanding and do prove that La Posada is “The best place you will ever work.”


StronglyMy Work/Job Agree/AgreeI make an important contribution 99.0%I have opportunities to learn and grow 86.9%I want to continue here for a long time 88.4%

Our Community Impact in 2019Community outreach:98 community organizations were provided space101 Tons of recycled material$576,000 value of those served by outpatient therapies (95% non campus) $42,000 to GV Fire District$141,852 in La Posada scholarships awarded to 73 area recipients$70,961 value of subsidized mobile mealsDirect donations to community groups including: Sahuarita Community Food Bank , Green Valley Food Bank , UCHC, Mobile Meals, Alzheimer FoundationCommunity leadership hours:3,201 in hours provided by La Posada management team and Board of TrusteesPosada Life Community Services:3,743 days of care in Adult Day Services14,460 days of childcare were provided at Los Niños del Valle

5,400 lunches served at the Community Center24,370 individual visits logged at Community Center events and classes498 counseling sessions at Behavioral Health Services Volunteers:27,320 hours residents volunteered on campus 33,565 hours residents volunteered off campus280 off-campus volunteers gave hours to the La Posada campus (includes Posada Life Community Services)79,885 volunteer hours valued at $1,757,470

The Shoppes at La Posada:$133,206 supporting activities and courtyard benefit events, Farmer’s Market, Community Concerts (donations and square footage)

Community Connect App and Platform: 2,303 Community Connect App users Over 6,000 App sessions Over 500 searches for meal assistance


A Neighborhood of 17 Free-standing Homes in the Heart of La Posada

new pavilion homes

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In the final months of 2019, marketing and construction of 17 new Pavilion Homes showed great progress. There will be 2 beautiful models, the Sahuaro and the Agave, with features that include:· 1,935 and 2,315 square feet of living space· Attached two-car garage· Contemporary southwest design with clerestory windows and abundant natural light· Expansive covered patio adjacent to the living space· Well-appointed, open feel island kitchen· High 9 – 12 foot ceilings· Green design with rooftop solar included

La Posada’s financial performance in 2019 continued with very healthy results. We understand that financial well-being is essential to a strong sense of resident security and well-being, and this foundation positions the organization for continued growth and innovation. Many years of good financial health have improved our organization’s ability to hold down resident fee increases, and to navigate uncertainty in our housing market and regulatory environments. A financial highlight of 2019 saw campus-wide residential occupancy rise above 90% and finish at 92.3%, positioning the organization for a strong start in 2020. This had not happened since a decade earlier, in late 2009 into early 2010. Occupancy is cyclical and somewhat unpredictable, so La Posada looks to manage operations at changing occupancy levels. Market portfolio losses of ($3.6 million) at year-end 2018 were recovered by month-end February 2019. These market gains persisted throughout 2019, standing at $5.3 million at month-end December. In July 2019, the La Posada Board of Trustees authorized the purchase of 24.43 acres of pecan orchard from Famers Investment Corporation (FICO). This was a natural addition to the La Posada campus, a notch in the scenic footprint of the campus, especially visible along our entrance. An indefinite agricultural lease was signed with FICO for this land, to productively hold the land for future master planning and development. An 80-acre proposed construction site for develop-ment in Oro Valley remains in La Posada’s control, after the Nakoma Sky project was suspended in June 2018 due primarily to rising costs and lack of available skilled labor at that time. With significant investment to date, and a continued strong interest from prior depositors, efforts continued to find a feasible path to offer the La Posada experience for seniors in that location.

At year end, most of the architectural expense related to the prior Nakoma Sky design was classified and written off as an impaired expense, reducing the change in net assets by ($2.8 million). The introduction and reservation process for 17 new free-standing Pavilion Homes began in the final quarter of 2019. The homes will be situated on 6 acres on the north edge of the La Posada campus, and will provide Independent Living occupancy under the current Resident Services Agreement. By year end, 11 homes had Construction Agreements and $5.5 million in deposits had been received from 8 families. As noted the last two years, the corporate supporting organization (“parent”), Posada Life, remains dormant as we await compelling reasons to activate. La Posada at Park Centre, Inc., the core business for this group of corporations, continued to do well. The pipeline of newly contracted Independent Living families at year-end 2019 was more full than year-end 2018. This was to the longest paid waiting list since 2008, confirming a strong market position. Successful marketing programs such as financial workshops, short term stays and the annual Taste of La Posada continued through 2019.With a depend-able stream of referrals, current La Posada residents continue to be our best ambassadors.

Financial summary

La Posada’s total monetary investments (operating reserves and foundation) remain healthy, in excess of $40 million since 2013. Routine capital expenditures of roughly $5 million per year continue as they have since 2014, maintaining building exteriors and renovating many shared indoor spaces and living quarters.

Corporation change in net assets of $7.1 million for 2019 includes temporary unrealized market investment gains of $5.3 million and one time net adjustments for debt SWAP and Nakoma Sky, LLC architectural expense.

Monthly service fee increases campus wide for 2019 over 2018 were budgeted at 3.2%. For 2020 over 2019, they are estimated at 2.97%, depending on location mix and levels of care. Employee health insurance and state-mandated minimum wage increases, as well as revenue from occupancy, were key factors in meeting 2019 projections. In recent years, La Posada has moderated annual rate increases to ease pressure on current residents and to improve market

penetration, thus building reserves at a reduced rate.Financial projections show performance still well above the average compared to accredited peers, as well as Fitch-rated nonprofit continuing care retire-ment communities. Our investment strategy is one of diversification, and La Posada achieved an overall 4.1% real return in 2019. All debt covenants with Northern Trust Bank were met or well exceeded. Primary covenants for debt are discounted reserves used as collateral, well in excess of principle owed. These covenants are easily met and our business continues to be maintained in good standing. Management remains confident about the health and expansion of La Posada, all of which are true to the mission “To maximize the well-being of seniors.” La Posada Management and the Board of Trustees remain committed to doing everything possible to meet the expectations of its creditors, and to maintain satis-faction of residents, staff and the larger community.


Assets (What we own)

2019 2018CURRENT ASSETS (Items which, in the normal course of events, may be expected to be available for disbursement within the next year.):

Cash and Equivalents and Operating Investments(money market, etc.) $40,548,000 $29,598,000

Accounts Receivable (mostly from Medicare and insurance) $1,995,000 $4,087,000

Inventories and Current Portion of Investments Held for Specific Purposes $215,000 $315,000

TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS $42,758,000 $34,000,000

LONG-TERM INVESTMENTS

Under Donor Agreements $21,806,000 $17,556,000

PHYSICAL ASSETS (Land, buildings, equipment and furniture, at cost, less a portion expenses in operations each year): $94,468,000 $93,685,000

Deferred Financing/Marketing $0 $3,036,000

TOTAL ASSETS $159,032,000 $145,241,000

Restated

December 31, 2018 and 2019A statement of how we stand financially as of the close of the year.

Financial Position


Liabilities (What we owe) and Fund Balances (The excess of Assets over Liabilities)

2019 2018

CURRENT LIABILITIES (Accounts Payable, Accruals, Reservation Deposits and a year of debt principal) $10,755,000 $5,523,000

DEFERRED REVENUE FROM RESIDENT ENTRANCE FEES (A portion is taken into income each year) $72,134,000 $71,535,000

LONG AND SHORT TERM DEBT $19,093,000 $18,311,000

OTHER LIABILITIES (Deferred gift annuities, etc.) $11,914,000 $11,865,000

TOTAL LIABILITIES $113,896,000 $107,234,000

FUND BALANCES:

Restricted (under donor agreements) $7,494,000 $5,620,000

Unrestricted $37,642,000 $32,387,000 TOTAL FUND BALANCES $45,136,000 $38,007,000

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCES $159,032,000 $145,241,000

Restated

Statement of Activities and Changes in Net Assets (Fund Balances) for the Calendar Years 2019 and 2018

* Year to year reflects market volatility and reposition.

REVENUE AND OTHER SUPPORT:

Fees collected for use of Apartments, Garden Homes, Assisted Living and Healthcare and related services $40,355,000 $36,177,000

Contributions Received/Pledged $2,233,000 $1,500,000

Investment Income, etc. $1,627,000 $1,830,000 TOTAL $44,215,000 $39,507,000

EXPENSES:

Direct costs of providing the uses and services shown under Revenue $37,588,000 $36,333,000

Interest Expense $814,000 $403,000

Other Expense $1,332,000 $1,439,000

TOTAL $39,724,000 $38,175,000

EXCESS OF REVENUE AND SUPPORT OVER EXPENSES: $4,491,000 $1,332,000

OTHER CHANGES IN NET ASSETS (FUND BALANCES):

Market value increase in value of investments $5,299,000 ($3,589,000) Nakoma Sky (Marketing 2018, Architect 2019) Expense ($2,800,000) ($3,014,000) Actuarial annuity obligation adjustment $140,000 $258,000 TOTAL $2,639,000 ($6,345,000)

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS (FUND BALANCES) $7,130,000 ($5,013,000)

(rounded to the nearest $1,000)

2019 2018Restated

Statement of Activities

Statement of Assets Held for Endowments, Annuity Liabilities, and Future Grants for the Calendar Years 2019 and 2018

Statement of ASSETs


CHANGE IN NET ASSETS (FUND BALANCES) Endowments $3,083,000 $3,140,000

Future Grants $10,844,000 $10,822,000

Annuities $4,095,000 $4,655,000

TOTAL $18,022,000 $18,617,000

ACTIVITY FOR THE YEAR:

Gifts, Bequests and Investment Income $4,913,000 $638,000

Grants ($520,000) ($680,000)

Annuity Payments ($538,000) ($572,000)

NET INCREASE IN ASSETS $3,855,000 ($614,000) ENDING ASSETS HELD FOR:

Endowments $3,611,000 $3,158,000

Future Grants $13,339,000 $10,534,000

Annuities $4,927,000 $4,311,000

TOTAL $21,877,000 $18,003,000

PRESENT VALUE OF FUTURE ANNUITY PAYMENTS ($2,009,000) ($2,030,000)

NET ASSETS & LIABILITIES HELD $19,868,000 $15,973,000

Notes: The assets and related liabilities described above are stated separately under the La Posada Foundation at Park Centre (registered name) for information only. All of the assets and liabilities are included in the records and financial statements of La Posada at Park Centre, Inc.

(rounded to the nearest $1,000)

2019 2018Restated

Our MissionTo Maximize the Well-Being of Seniors.

Our values

Our vision

Integrity: We conduct ourselves with honesty, upholding high morals and ethical standards.Quality Relationships: We care for each other

with respect and dignity.Excellence in Service: We have a passion to

exceed expectations.

To be a premier senior living provider, offering exceptional services and innovative programs

through meaningful relationships. La Posada empowers those we serve and those who serve them to experience their best life.

A.J.A. Sporting Club AARP Alcoholics Anonymous ALOHA Alzheimer’s Foundation Animal League of Green Valley Arizona Scrapbookers Bonsai Canadian Club Canoa Ridge Casa Coffeehouse Chi Omega Common Ground Church Community Food Bank in Amado & Green Valley Community Performing Arts Center Continental School D.A.R. Desert Hills Lutheran Church Desert Ukes Ukulele Club Empty Bowls Equine Voices FICO Friends Indeed Friends of the Library Green Valley-Sahuarita GEA Girl Scouts Green Valley Gardeners Green Valley Meditation Group Green Valley Rotary Green Valley-Sahuarita Chamber of Commerce Green Valley-Sahuarita Volunteer Clearing House Green Vallley-Sahuarita Interact Club Green Valley Food Bank Green Valley Rotary Green Valley SCOC Hands of a Friend Honor Flight Southern Arizona Hunger Walk Kiwanis La Canoa Lions Club La Frontera Western History League of Women Voters Luna Feast Lutheran Church MADD Madera Plaza Magna Magna Make a Dream Foundation Meals on Wheels Median Green

Naval Academy Alumni Naval Aviators Osher Lifelong Institute Parkinson’s Disease Education PEG-Madera PEG-Reciprocity PEO -EJ PEO- Green Valley PEO-BO PEO-CA PEO-CI PEO-DA PEO-DI PEO-DT PEO-FB PEO-Palo Verde PEO-Santa Rita Pima Council on Aging Quail Creek Run Relay for Life Retired Naval Officers Retired Nurses Group Retired Physicians Group Sahuarita City Council Salvation Army Sahuarita Police Department Sahuarita High School Sahuarita Shriners Sigma Chi Silver City Jam Band Southern Arizona Geneolgy Society Sonora Astronomy Group Southern Arizona Oncology Southwest Gardeners St. Jude’s Children’s Research Tattersallers Teachers of Continental School The Green Valley Lions Club TOPS Torres Blancas/Canoa Ranch Ladies Golf Association True Concord Tubac Rotary Foundation United Way Foundation UCHC Valley Gourd Patch Vermont Club Victory Volunteers Weight Watchers Women of Quail Creek Scholarships

Our Community Partners


Foundation Activity

Posada Life Foundation is the philanthropic arm of La Posada, and was established to provide resources for programs to enhance the quality of life for our seniors. Due to the generous and continued support from our residents and employees alike, the Founda-tion continues to grow each year – we can’t thank you enough for keeping us in your annual giving plan.

The Vensel Treasure Shoppe is La Posada’s resale shop for used furniture. Proceeds are earmarked for the Good Neighbor Fund.

Our General Campus Funds cover a variety of areas across our campus, which include the beautiful Gardens, The Shoppes and Central Park, just to name a few.

La Joya/La Via/La Hacienda/ Outpatient Therapies – Dedicated to support the high levels of care in the continuum.

Posada Life Foundation supports so many programs on campus. These range from libraries, clay studio, La Posada Singers and

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2018 Cumulative Balance: $302,923

2019 Disbursement: ($31,760)

2019 Gifts: $5,866

2019 Gains (Losses): $1,396




2019 Gifts: $71,341

2019 Gains (Losses): ($2,002)


*2018 restated


many indoor and outdoor activities. We are able to support these with our Special Interests Funds.

La Posada’s Life Lease gives many residents peace of mind knowing that they could remain on campus in spite of financial hardships. Posada Life Foundation supports the Life Lease via the Good Neighbor Fund. We are able to do this through donations that come in many ways, such as bequests, cash donations and charitable gift annuities. Each year, there is an increasing need of support as individuals are living longer, and outliving their financial resources.

We are able to continue to make an impact in the greater community through Posada Life Community Services by providing a community gathering spot and associated programs at the Community Center, Adult Day Health and Los Niños pre-school. This fund supports both operational needs and scholarships for attendance, enabling community members to attend who otherwise would lack the necessary resources. These programs add value to their lives, and promote the intergenerational aspect of our campus.

Endowment Funds - The principal of each of the endowment funds is protected and restricted from use in perpetuity. The



2019 Gifts: $45,784

2019 Gains (Losses): ($2,132)


2018 Disbursement: $225,521 (8 residents)

2019 Disbursement: $215,360 (4 residents)



2019 Gifts: $172,631

2019 Real Gains: $165,089

2019 Cumulative Balance: $1,016,875

Foundation uses the gains, up to an annual cap of 5%, from each of these funds to meet current needs. This is just another way Posada Life Foundation is able to touch many lives. These Endowments were established to provide long term support for key programs at La Posada, which include the Employee Scholarship program, the Good Neighbor Fund, the Pavilion (Fitness) and an Unrestricted Fund to assist where needs may not have been met.

The Foundation strives to invest the funds prudently with low risk to obtain reasonable returns. This past year investments saw highs and lows in the market resulting in swings between gains and losses. Investment gains may be restricted or unrestricted, based on donor wishes. If unrestricted, a fund’s gains may be used wherever most needed. The Foundation strives to disburse all funds donated and to meet as many needs as possible.

2019 Endowment Fund Balances

Scholarships ..................... $1,939,907

Bredvold Fitness Fund ........... $516,643

Kephart Fund ....................... $865,015

Good Neighbor Fund ........... $863,633

Posada Life Community Services (formerly Casa) ...... $398,890

Scholarship Funds Awarded

YEAR Recipients Amount Awarded

2016 .........(91) ............$134,409

2017 .........(86) ............$138,774

2018 .........(96) ............$134,983 2019 ........(73) ............$141,852

UnrestrictedLinda Bennett Will & Lorraine BennettBetty BettasoMable BigelowJames and Barbara BrusstarMilo BurnhamBetsy Campbell PerryWilliam & Joni Condit

In Memory of: Don Anderson, Frank Ayers, Hubert Bath, Al Bernardi, Helen Bertrand, Jeanette Blank, Bruce Bohor, Dave Burbank, Joy Chalmers, Olive Clapp, Carmela Costello, Marcy Dart, James Eckels, Jeanne Eiff, Warren Engelland, Phil English, Jane Eubank, Geraldine Gilbert, Caryl Glen, Herb Graffweg, Mary Lou Harper, Elizabeth Hughes, Chuck Mallary, Bill McCormack, Lois Meinert, Dale Maria Miller, Ken Oberstaller, Marilyn O’Hagan, Barry Peacock, Marvin Poppe, Gloria Privette, Alberta Rasmussen, Jane Rogers, Harry Russell, Harriet Sheldon, Bill Short, Mary Ruth Shropshire, Irene Sivek, Fred Steinbach, Warren Steurer, Russ Symes, DeWayne Triplett, Clara Tudor, Bill Tyndall, Ted Walden, Richard Wiley, Keith Workman, Betty Wray

Ann CorlessCovenant Health NetworkMonte & Virginia CrookGrace DallanegraHelen Kuiken DavisSusan FinleyJoanne Franson

In Memory of Oma GanzhornAndrée GelattDoris GerganoffDiertrich Geschke & Lynda LinkerGerald & Alice GilmoreSusan GirardeauDonita Gross

In Memory of Roy L. Gross

Frederick & Alicia HaartzJerry & Marilyn Higdon

In Memory of Roy BarnesAdrian & JoAnne HolmesEdward & Barbara Hook

In Honor of Shirley & Eric GoughRonald & Kathryn HullAlan HydePaul & Gay IdeGary & Lisa Israel

In Memory of: Don Anderson, Frank Ayer, Lindsay Balch, Hubert Bath, Al Bernardi, Helen Bertrand, Jeanette Blank, Dave Burbank, Joy Chalmers, Olive Clapp, Carmela Costello, James Eckels, Jeanne Eiff, Warren Engelland, Phil English, Jane Eubank, Caryl Glen, Herb Graffweg, Mary Lou Harper, Elizabeth Hughes, Jane Lee, Bill McCormack, Lois Meinert, Ken Oberstaller, Marilyn O’Hagan, Barry Peacock, Marvin Poppe, Gloria Privette, Alberta Rasmussen, Jane Rogers, Harry Russell, Harriet Sheldon, Bill Short, Mary Ruth Shropshire, Irene Sivek, Fred Steinbach, Warren Steurer, Russ Symes, DeWayne Triplett, Clara Tudor, Bill Tyndall, Richard Wiley, Keith Workman, Betty Wray

Julia KentDonald & Susan KjerlandJanet KruegerHeinz & Joan LiesenerDolores LindgrenFred & Marilyn LineberryParker & Martha LongJohn & Martha MorrisHarry & Ann PaxtonStan RavineRobert ReiersonWilliam ReindersDonald ShropshireDavid & Debbe Simons


our donor community

Susan SimmonsEthel Skowronski

In Memory of Frank Owen SkowronskiGeri SlaughterKenneth SlivaJacqueline SmithPeter & Peggy SmithLinda SparksTed & Nancy Steinke Russ SymesDavid & Nancy UlmerDonna Worland

Kephart EndowmentRosalind Kephart

Cultural CenterWilliam & Joni ConditEstate of Mary B. JohnsonMargaret Robb

Center StageWill & Lorraine BennettMarion Carlisle

In Memory of Frank CarlislePhil & Connie ConklinLaura Copeland

In Memory of Hugh J. CopelandParkie Copeland

In Memory of Hugh J. CopelandAngelo FiligenziSusan Finley

In Memory of Joyce BerglundStephen & Anne GaydosElizabeth Resnik GessnerEdwin Grant, Jr.Gary & Lisa IsraelMary Kramer

In Memory of Robert C. KramerWilma Ludwig

Dennis & Barbro LyntonMarjory MarguliesMary Hart MessickNeil & Mary MessickDavid Perry

In Loving Memory of Parmelee PerryThe Rafter-Walsh Family TrustBrooke RunnionBarbara Salazar

In Honor of Intergenerational GatheringsJacqueline SmithSt. Francis in the ValleyBrad TateCarol WarrenNancy Wilson

In Memory of Lillian Suchy

Good Neighbor FundOpal Atwood Betty Brewer

James and Barbara BrusstarBash Family FoundationMary Lou Browne

In Memory of Thomas P. BrowneRichard & Judy BuckinghamBob & Gail CallMary Jane ClabotsWera Clough

In Memory of Wera HolmgrenRobert & Susan CoderWilliam & Joni ConditMonte & Virginia CrookBarbara DavisJim & Jean DavisEsther A. Brooks Trust Margaret EverettEldred FallerAngelo Filigenzi

In Memory of Carolyn FiligenziYvonne Frash

In Memory of Elliott Frash

Andrée GelattDoris GerganoffMarjorie HanleySteven HickmanBob and Barbara HollmannMarilyn Israel

In Memory of Al Bernardi, Janet Blank & Caryl Glen

Daniel JamesSharon KellyKay KennardRuth LinkHarry & Carol LyonsChuck Miller & Peggy SchloffJames & Helen MurrayPaul & Monique Mynlieff LoomansAl & Babs NemecekJerry & Susan Ochs

In Memory of William Reusch

David PerryIn Loving Memory of Parmelee Perry

Kenneth & Joyce PattersonLois RankinKitty RiversSandra RodkeyHarry & Patty RussellDaniel & Lavern SchroederDoris SteffyMargaret TowersAdele VeneziaMary VenutiCarol WarrenMary Webster

In Memory of Doug WebsterDonna Worland

Scholarship FundAnonymousJesse Adams

Richard & Judy AndrewsRuth AfifiMargaret Ann AdamsDavid & Gerry AppletonJoan ArchibaldPaul & Louise Atteridg

In Memory of Jane EubankSally AyresJoe Bandy Jr.

In Memory of Jane EubankNatalie BarberJames & Ruth BarwickJohn Bash & Carol WoodBash Family Foundation

In Memory of Warren Engelland & Ken Oberstaller

Richard BeaubienKathleen BenishLinda Bennett

Juana BensonHelen BerwaldBetty BettasoJudith BischoffMable BigelowDorothy BlakelyRobert & Jan Bonnema

In Memory of Jane EubankGerald BonserHarry BrauerBetty Brewer

In Memory of Jane EubankPhyllis BrockhausJ. Vickers BrownRichard & Judy Buckingham

In Memory of Jane EubankDavid & Berverly Buerstetta

In Memory of Jane EubankRichard Bushong

In Memory of Gloria Privette & Warren Steurer

Robert ByrdBob & Gail CallGail Campbell

In Memory of Jane EubankDan Canup

In Memory of Jane EubankJim & Dawn Cate

In Memory of Clara TudorJimmy ChaffinsChapter DT of PEO SisterhoodMary Jane ClabotsNancy ClarkeWera CloughRobert & Susan CoderElizabeth CohenSonia CollinsBill & Carol Copeland

Ann CorlessPatricia CramerJerry & Pat Crane

In Honor of Jerry & Marilyn HigdonMarcella DartJim & Jean DavisRobert & Darillyn DossGeorgia DoublerPeter & Beatrice DowBurt Eubank

In Memory of Jane Eubank & Herb Graffweg In Honor of Max Meza

Margaret EverettHerb FauthRobert FilepAngelo FiligenziSusan FinleyDon & Betty Flood

Milton & Kate FosterMichael & Mary FoxJoanne FransonYvonne FrashStephen & Anne GaydosDoris GerganoffQuentin GessnerAnne GillespieScott & Nancy GilmanSusan GirardeauDaniel & Beverly Goodwin

In Memory of Jane EubankLawrence & Ina GravitzBill GriggsLouise GundersonMarjorie HanleyVern & Julia Harms

In Memory of Jane Eubank, Marvin Poppe, William Short & Russ Symes

Joan HayesRichard & Geraldine Hejduk

In Memory of Jane EubankRoland & Fran HerrmannRomaine HerndonSteven HickmanJerry Higdon

In Memory of Warren EngellandRichard & Carolyn Hill

In Memory of Jane EubankAdrian & JoAnne Holmes

In Memory of Ken OberstallerMarion HuldermanDaniel JamesLinda JohnsonBill & Pam KarbowskyKay KennardRonald KellyRosalind Kephart


Julia KentJoan KesselDwight & Mary KidnockerBonnie KleebergAllyn Knoche & Lucy Hernried Mary KramerJanet KruegerLaural & Kim KruegerDon & Winnie KruperRobert KurtzMary Ladd

In Memory of Jane EubankDonna LaneSonya LarsenBill LiebsonHoward & Barbara LilleyDolores LindgrenRichard LindquistFred & Marilyn LineberryRuth Link

Judith LoewIn Memory of Jane Eubank

Frederick Logan Parker & Martha LongWilma LudwigJames & Anne LynchHarry and Carol LyonsMarjory MarguliesVirginia Matheson Rosemary MathewsMarjorie McConnellAngus McDonaldMarilyn McDowell

In Memory of Jane EubankWilliam & Nancy McNarieNeil & Mary MessickSamuel & Irene MillerRobert & Joyce MitacekGibbs & Janet Mood

In Memory of Jane Eubank

John & Martha MorrisBob MoserRichard & Sarah MullenRoland Smith & Ann MullenixJames & Helen MurrayMarguerite NelsonAl & Babs NemecekMary Nilsson

In Memory of Jane EubankGerald Norbury & Sheila McDonaldSuellen OberstallerJerry & Susan OchsMarilyn O’Hagan Timothy & Fran OrrokJohn & Kathy OtyTheresa OverfieldPaul Pavlat & Caryl GlenShirley PavlovichLauri PembertonDavid Perry

Lois PittengerSue PoppawCarol PutnamLawrence Randall, Jr.David & Donna ReaJames ReedSerene ReinElizabeth Resnik GessnerRon & Sue ResslerRichard ReulingCarol RichardsonStan & Nila RiddleMary Joy RileyKitty RiversRobert ReiersonSandra RodkeyJane Rogers Paul and Mary Rogers

In Memory of Jane EubankSandra Rooney

Noble & Carolyn RoseIn Memory of Jane Eubank

Marcella RuppHarry & Patty RussellPatrick & Nancy RyanAl & Julia SaterbakEllen SaxRichard & Martha SharpJay & Lindley SilvermanRose Marie SitesEd & Marilyn SchmidtJacqueline SmithPeter & Peggy SmithDaniel & Lavern SchroederWilliam & Patricia SouthallTed & Nancy Steinke Doris SteffyMark & Carol StellhornCarolyn SittnickRosemary Stoltenberg

Russ SymesMary Sullivan

In Memory of Jane EubankJohn & Barbara TaylorThe Rafter-Walsh Family TrustDave & Pat TiefenbachPhyllis TingstadTOPS AZ 305Maxine TothClara Tudor Donald & Loralee Turnbaugh

In Memory of Jane EubankDavid & Nancy UlmerAdele VeneziaRobert & Katherine VintTheodore Walden Maria WaldtCarol WarrenMary WebsterJudith Whipple


Nancy WhitacreMarcia WienerAlan & Barbara Winfield

In Memory of Jane EubankKathleen Woodard

In Memory of Jane EubankFrances WoodenDonna WorlandJames & Virginia WullimanRuth WhitakerHarry YoderSigne YoungquistSheldon & Patricia Zatkin

In Honor of Jerry &Marilyn Higdon

Eugene ZavrlNancy ZellerMorton & Esther Zimmerman

Luce Medical TrainingRegistered Nurses of Green Valley Wendell Bowers EndowmentKRN Mosaic Van Veen ScholarshipFlorence Metz Mills Schiller ScholarshipChuck Miller & Peggy Schloff Davis Scholarship for Skilled TrainingJim & Jean Davis Genealogy Library EndowmentRobert & Darillyn DossJames & Elaine HuttonRichard Dobie & Debra Kabinier

Joan KesselIn Memory of the Cushman Family

Rey OttoGV Genealogical SocietyClara Smith Lisa Israel Leadership FundBarbara AllardiceOpal Atwood Sally AyresElizabeth BalsbaughLance & Gail BarkerJames & Ruth BarwickBash Family FoundationJohn Bashaw & Joann WalkerLinda Bennett Judith BischoffBruce Bohor Betty Brewer

Vickers & Marge BrownMilo BurnhamRichard BushongMarion CarlisleVerna CastoroNancy Child-HickmanCorinne ChilstromMary Jane ClabotsRobert & Susan CoderSonia CollinsBill & Carol CopelandWilliam & Joni ConditPhil & Connie ConklinJim & Jean DavisArthur Dixon & Jane LateerKathleen DodsonGeorgia DoublerNancy EnzieBurt Eubank

Margaret EverettRobert FilepAngelo FiligenziSusan FinleyDon & Betty FloodJoanne FransonVictor & Regina FresoloneAndrée GelattDoris GerganoffQuentin GessnerAnne GillespieMary GilliamSusan GirardeauNorman GosmanEric & Shirley GoughDonita GrossCarol GutenkunstMarjorie W. HanleyHelen Hanselmann

Vern & Julia HarmsRoland & Fran HerrmannJerry HigdonRichard and Susan HillBob and Barbara HollmannMargaret HumphriesNancy HungateGary & Lisa IsraelMarilyn IsraelElizabeth JansLinda JohnsonBill & Pam KarbowskyRosalind KephartKay KennardJoan KesselDwight & Mary KidnockerJanet KruegerLaural & Kim KruegerDon & Winnie Kruper

Nancy LamphereHoward & Barbara LilleyRichard LindquistParker & Martha LongWilma LudwigJames & Anne LynchMarjory MarguliesLillian MasonDavid MathewsRosemary MathewsWilliam & Nancy McNarieNeil & Mary MessickFlorence Metz MillsChuck Miller & Peggy SchloffJohn & Margaretta MoranJohn & Martha MorrisRichard & Sarah MullenJames & Helen MurrayAl & Babs NemecekMarguerite Nelson

Jerry & Susan OchsHarry & Ann PaxtonGerry PearsonDavid PerryLois PittengerSue PoppawMargaret PrestonRichard RametteDavid & Donna ReaRobert ReiersonElizabeth Resnik GessnerRichard ReulingStan & Nila RiddleMary Joy RileyMildred RoachNoble & Carolyn RoseAl & Julia SaterbakDaniel & Lavern SchroederJane SelbieJay & Lindley SilvermanDoris Simmons

Jacqueline SmithPeter & Peggy SmithRoger & Linda SpugnardiCarolyn SittnickRaymond StaffordWarren StarnsDoris SteffyTed & Nancy Steinke Rosemary StoltenbergBrad TateDave & Pat TiefenbachPhyllis TingstadDonald & Loralee TurnbaughDavid & Nancy UlmerHendrik & Patricia Van VeenTheodore Walden Carol WarrenMary WebsterRuth WhitakerMarcia Wiener

Donna WorlandJames & Virginia WullimanSigne Youngquist Robert Dalrymple & Marya Giesy Dalrymple ScholarshipMarya Giesy-DalrympleAnn & Harry Paxton ScholarshipHarry & Ann Paxton Alfred & Grace Schmeiser EndowmentGrace Schmeiser Exercise Equipment/PavilionRobert ByrdLynne Chalmers

In Memory of Richard WileyMonte & Virginia CrookNancy EnzieMargaret EverettStephen & Anne GaydosJane Jackson

Janet LandisDorothy McKennaChuck Miller & Peggy SchloffJerry & Susan OchsKenneth & Joyce PattersonDavid & Donna ReaRichard & Martha SharpDoris SteffyHendrik & Patricia Van VeenCarol Warren

La Joya - GeneralLouis Anderson, Jr.Dean & Bonnie Beilke

In Memory of Jan Day, LaDonna Grochow & Roger Petersen

Patrice EiffIn Honor of Jeanne Eiff

Mary GilliamDaniel James

Stan & Nila RiddleKitty RiversCharles Miller and Margaret SchloffGrace Schmeiser WorkshopElizabeth BalsbaughMarion CarlisleCarole EllisElaine EngellandNancy EnzieBeverly FichtnerSusan FinleyJoanne FransonRod & Andree GelattMarvin HassJohn & Martha HirthDon JennyArmand JohnsonMarian Kaiser

In Honor of Bob Call

Dwight & Mary KidnockerMary KramerDon & Winnie KruperMarjory MarguliesJohn MasonDorothy McKennaChuck Miller & Peggy SchloffLillian MonsonMary NilssonLynn NorredKenneth & Joyce PattersonLois PittengerMargaret PrestonDavid & Donna ReaSy ReichlinRichard ReulingAl & Julia SaterbakJane SelbieJay & Lindley Silverman

Jacqueline SpringerTed & Nancy Steinke Barbara SteurerMargaret TowersHelen TriplettClara Tudor Mary Webster

In Memory of Doug WebsterJudith WhippleRuth Whitaker Good Friends ConnectionRobert FilepDwight & Mary KidnockerKenneth & Joyce PattersonChuck Miller & Peggy SchloffEthel Skowronski

In Memory of Frank Owen SkrowronskiTed & Nancy Steinke

La Vista LibraryKathleen BenishHarry BrauerAnne CavanaghPhil & Connie ConklinJim & Jean DavisGeorgia DoublerNancy EnzieRobert FilepCharles GardnerStephen & Anne GaydosSusan GirardeauJoseph GordonLawrence & Ina GravitzDonita Gross

In Memory of Roy L. GrossMary Lou James

In Memory of Caylin JamesDwight & Mary Kidnocker

Robert & Jean LiegMarjory MarguliesDorothy McKennaRichard & Sarah MullenKenneth & Joyce PattersonLois RankinPatrick & Nancy RyanJay & Lindley SilvermanMary Webster

In Memory of Doug Webster

Computer ClubAnne CavanaghDaniel JamesKenneth & Joyce Patterson Clay ClassAnne Cavanagh

Lawrence & Ina GravitzJames HeuserFred & Marilyn LineberryDavid & Donna Rea Outpatient Therapies (La Hacienda) Donita Gross

In Memory of Roy L. GrossElizabeth JansKenneth & Joyce PattersonChuck Miller & Peggy Schloff La Via - GeneralDaniel JamesEstate of Mary B. JohnsonMary Lou Page

In Memory of John PageChuck Miller & Peggy Schloff

Lois PittengerLois Rankin La Vista - GeneralSerene Rein La Perla LibraryHarry BrauerJohn & Patricia DannerJohn GeigerRichard & Geraldine HejdukAdrian & JoAnne HolmesKay KennardHoward & Barbara LilleyCharles & Jan MallaryArlene McCaffrey

In Memory of Owen Peter McCaffrey, Jr.Alfred and Babs NemecekMargaret Preston


Jay & Lindley SilvermanRuth Whitaker

In Honor of Home Health Care Employees Butterfly GardenJudith BischoffAnne Cavanagh La Hacienda - GeneralDaniel JamesGeorge & Evie KlammerRobert Kurtz

In Memory of Carolyn KurtzVirginia Matheson Chuck Miller & Peggy SchloffStan & Nila RiddleKitty Rivers Chaplaincy FundDaniel JamesFlorence Metz MillsMarguerite Nelson

In Memory of Harold R. Nelson

Art ProgramAnne CavanaghGary & Lisa Israel La Posada SingersJudith BischoffMargaret EverettRobert FilepJoseph GordonLouise GundersonGary & Lisa IsraelJames & Helen MurrayJames ReedSy ReichlinSerene Rein

In Honor of Mike TannenbaumEd & Marilyn SchmidtDoris Steffy Performing Arts CommitteeAnne CavanaghStephen & Anne GaydosLouise GundersonGary & Lisa IsraelSy ReichlinRichard ReulingCarol Richardson

Bark ParkGary & Lisa IsraelJane JacksonGeorge & Evie KlammerHoward & Barbara LilleyLois Rankin

Posada JavaMargaret Ann AdamsFrederick Logan Central ParkParkie CopelandStephen & Anne GaydosMary GilliamDonita Gross

In Memory of Roy L. Gross James & Helen MurrayGary & Lisa IsraelDwight & Mary KidnockerKenneth & Joyce PattersonPatricia Venuti

In Loving Memory of Robert VenutiCarol WarrenMary Webster

In Memory of Doug Webster

Posada Life Community ServicesAnonymousJoyce Barker

In Memory of Emerson L. BarkerDavid & Janet BemillerHelen BerwaldRalph BristolMichael BurchDeborah Chappa

In Memory of Thomas TompkinsChapter DT of PEO SisterhoodJune ChristensenGregory & Rita ConnorAnn CorlessSteven CullerJudith CunnynghamJoan Cuthbert

In Memory of Husband Bob and Daughter Susan

Georgia DoublerRichard DuchaineStephen & Michele EddingtonMichael & Joyce FinkelsteinRuth Flanders

Edward FreedmanVictor & Regina FresoloneDorothy FoucherDoris Gerganoff

In Honor of Bob Call for his work done at the workshop of La Posada

Susan GirardeauGeorge GibsonGood Shepherd United Church HouseholdRoy GregstonDonita GrossAndrew HeidemanMarvin HassJacqueline Heckman-JamesDesert Hills Lutheran ChurchHarlan HobbsJean Huisjen

In Honor of Thomas Wilding & Stephen Stillwell

Daniel JamesRosalind KephartAnita LichterDaryl LindblomMargaret MackayBill & SuAnne McCreeryChuck Miller & Peggy SchloffFlorence Metz MillsOthmar & Carole MormanDon MosbargerJohn Patterson

In Memory of John P. & Martha Hirth, Herb & Corrina Childtrom

Wayne PfluegerJean Phillips Robert PorterfieldDudley ReepThomas RiceJoan RichardsStan & Nila RiddleJames & Marilyn RileyRoger RingTino & Toni Saccani

In Memory of Rebecca Adams, Augusta Saccani & Rico Saccani

Silver City Jam BandStillwell/Wilding Living TrustSt. Francis in the ValleyBrad TateJames & Patricia TenneyMaxine Toth

In Memory of Doug McIvor

United Community Health CenterUnited Way of TucsonValley PresbyterianMonica VoorheesWomens Club of the Village of Green Valley Adult Day ServicesTheresa AgcolicolDeborah AltstockEloise Barber

In Memory of Gerald E. BarberRyan BennettMary Lou BrowneAmita Burton

In Memory of Barbara CooperAmeribenAnonymous

In Memory of DeWayne TriplettAnnamae BuchholtzCanyon Valley Memory CareCBIZ Inc.Country Fair White ElephantKola CareMartin & Susan CohenJohn & Patricia DannerMyrtis DufresneMargaret Everett

In Memory of Thomas TompkinsFreeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold FoundationGordon Foundation Green Valley Arts & Crafts Assoc.Green Valley Assistance ServicesGreen Valley RotaryLouise GundersonGV Pecan Co.Morgen HartfordRichard & Carolyn HillHome Care Assistance of GVDavid Jacome LLCDaniel JamesLarry KemptonEric and Kathryn Kohler

In Memory of Thomas TompkinsRobert & Mary LarsenLong Realty Cares FoundationLovitt & Touche, Inc.Ellen MarchMartin MCCauleyFlorence Metz Mills

Thomas MillerMission Linen ServiceOthmar & Carole MormanKatherine Murray

In Memory of Harold & Martha JenkinsJoan NugentTimothy & Fran OrrokPatient Care AdvocatesPima Council on AgingDudley ReepJoy Gail RudsinskiBrooke RunnionSanta Rita Home HealthRyan ShepherdTim and Sue SchmuckJohn SnavelySoulistic InstituteSouthern Arizona Lifeline SystemsDoris Steffy

In Memory of Thomas TompkinsWilliam Stevens, Jr.Stombaugh Insurance Solutions, Inc.Maria TrilloTucson Hospice Tucson Hospice HRC Manorcare 4604Tucson Retro RocketsLinda Tukenmez

In Memory of Harold JenkinsUnited Community Health CenterValor HospicecareThe Villas at Green ValleyPeter Van WormerMarcia Weary

In Memory of Dr. H. Eugene WearyWells Fargo AdvisorsMarcia WienerAgnes WilbertArra Willis Los Niños del ValleBrandon & Mary AuyerCandy BowenMargaret CantuAnne CavanaghMary Jane ClabotsFrances CollinsCountry Fair White ElephantJohn & Patricia DannerKathleen DodsonRichard and Wendy Ducote

Easter Seals Blake FoundationBurt Eubank In Memory of Devon BuerstettaGordon Foundation Jacqueline Heckman-JamesGary & Lisa IsraelJoan KesselKiwanis Club of GVDonna LaneWilliam & Nancy McNarieChuck Miller & Peggy SchloffFlorence Metz MillsRichard & Sarah MullenPrescott JohnsonDudley ReepChristopher ReynoldsMary Shields

In Honor of John and Marion LendvedMaxine Toth In Memory of Doug McIvorUnited Way of TucsonMarcia Weary

In Memory of Dr. H. Eugene WearyJudith WhippleYolande Young Behavioral Health ServicesCountry Fair White Elephant Posada Life Community CenterAnonymousAlexei BustamanteWilliam & Joni ConditCountry Fair White ElephantCruz DiazArthur Dixon & Jane LateerGary & Lisa IsraelDaniel JamesJoseph LetuksFlorence Metz MillsPatricia MunsieEric RautenbergDudley ReepThomas RiceDaniel & Lavern SchroederSilver City Jam BandTed & Nancy Steinke Linda TukenmezLarry Worster


2019 Board of TrusteesWill BennettDuane BlumbergJoni Condit, CEOSimon DavisPaula DonleyRichard DucoteVic FresoloneLisa Israel, CEO (through April 2019)Jane Lateer, ChairJohn J. Stephens, M.D.Kathy Ward

Senior Management TeamJoni Condit, President & Chief Executive OfficerPaul S. Ide, Sr. Vice President/Chief Financial Officer/Chief Information OfficerJim Casanova, Sr. Vice President, Human Resources/Posada Life Foundation/Risk ManagementPaul Loomans, Vice President, Marketing & SalesSteve Kolnacki, Executive Director of OperationsJerry Weygint, Director of Information Technology

Management TeamGlenn Bazzano, Director of SecurityDavid Curl, Director of Facilities/GroundsAlexis Martinez, Executive Intern Dawn Martz, Director of PhilanthropyWilliam McCreery, Director of Community ProgramsKimberly Murphy, Director of LifestylesDenise Parkhurst, Director of Environmental Services Nicole Raymond, Director of Resident ServicesAimee Schmidt, Director of Human ResourcesDebi Shippy, Director of Campus Care ManagementJana Smith, Director of Assisted Living ServicesRodney Timm, Executive Chef, Associate Dining Services DirectorRichard Tyler, Director of Dining ServicesLinda Warkomski, Director of SalesJeff Zeller, Assistant Chief Financial Officer

Resident Council 2019Jim Lynch, PresidentStan Riddle, Vice PresidentCarole Ellis, SecretaryRich Hill, TreasurerSally Ayres John BashawBob CoderSusan CoderHelen HanselmannLinda JohnsonTed LinhamHarry Paxton

Selected photos provided by residents Boone B. Owens and Russell Carpenter

We are happy to report the good financial results from 2019 and the smooth transition in leadership for La Posada. But who would have

guessed that in early 2020 a coronavirus, a word unknown to most of us, would significantly impact our operations, workforce, supply chains, invest-ments, and so much of how we go about our everyday lives. As we retrofit and transform nearly every program and service at La Posada, and add new ones necessary to keep residents and staff safe and healthy, we are

reminded daily that our mission is to “maximize the well-being of seniors.” Our lives may never be quite the same as they were, but we are hopeful

and optimistic that someday, in the not too distant future, we can gather again to joyously celebrate our friendships

and just simply being together.

La Posada is an award-winning, nationally accredited, not-for-profit continuing care community.

350 E. Morningside Rd.Green Valley, AZ 85614

520-648-8131PosadaLife.org

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