Carol and Bill Beggs have been married for over 50 years. In this episode; we find out how they met, the Clemente connection they had and about their journey to Providence Point. 

Tom Roski's story doesn't contain any freighters or submarines but he was all about education. He was going to major in Physics but ended up disliking the math and the labs so he moved to economics and then decided to learn Chinese. He's well=known in the academy of social sciences in China. Listen to Tom's long journey to Providence Point.

Lota Mitchell has lived at Providence Point for 15 years but before that she lived a full life including evading Hitler as a child. She graduated college, was part of a babysitting co-op, befriended a woman who was, at the time, an unheard of entrepreneur and became a social worker. She then went on to become President of the Prader Willi Syndrome organization. Listen to Lota's journey to Providence Point.   

Dr. Edward Chew: Dr. Edward Jew graduated med school in 1953, served as a Navy medical officer, and completed his residency at what is now UPMC. Continuing a family legacy of doctors, he practiced for 37 years. After losing his wife, he moved to Providence Point, where he stays active, dancing and even skiing at 87! How many 87-year-olds do you know hitting the slopes? He's 95 now and still thriving

Born in Pittsburgh, Eileen moved to Maryland for better pay and affordable tuition. She and her husband then embarked on an adventurous journey to Colorado for new careers, but family brought them back to Pittsburgh, where she worked at Mount Lebanon for 29 years, cherishing Irish literature. After retiring, they traveled extensively, discovering family in Italy. Even after her husband's passing, his family makes sure to include her in important milestones. Now, Eileen enjoys life at Providence Point, a premier retirement community.

From engineer to ophthalmologist, this journey spans Normal, Illinois to Washington University in St. Louis, with stops at Purdue and the FDA during Vietnam. A tale of love too, meeting his match in Washington DC. Galveston and Pittsburgh came next, but it's Providence Point that stole his heart, especially after a stroke. Now, he shares his passion for travel and opera with fellow residents, celebrating life's twists and turns.

Roger takes us on his life journey that led him to Providence Point. From Pittsburgh, to the Navy, to Florida, to London and back home. 

Meet a remarkable woman named Ginny Giusti who overcame adversity, growing up with limited means after her father's early passing. Despite challenges, she soared academically at Syracuse University, where a blind date on New Year's Eve changed her life forever. Her husband's 17-year career in professional baseball took them across the country. As a business major turned successful insurance and billing manager, she helped build a pediatric dentist empire. Now, as a caregiver for her husband in their golden years, Ginny says Providence Point brought unexpected joys, introducing her to bocci ball and newfound love for musical concerts, proving that life's unexpected turns can lead to beautiful destinations.

Introducing Claude Hahn, a Pittsburgh native with a story as resilient as the city's steel heritage. Born and raised amidst the steel towers, this man's journey took an unexpected turn after his service when he met the love of his life, Elizabeth. Starting in the grit of the mining and steel industry, he later pivoted to entrepreneurship, becoming a dog food delivery franchisee well before it became trendy.

For two decades, he ran a one-person business, delivering quality dog food to homes in reusable containers—a vision ahead of its time. Despite the challenges of profitability, he persevered. Now, in the tranquil days of retirement at Providence Point, he reflects on a life filled with hard work, innovation, and now, relaxation.