Small farming town, big community spirit! Gifts usually come wrapped in a box or a bag; however, the really special gifts don’t come wrapped at all. Our Heaton Silver Belles came together during the early times of covid, when we were on lockdown, and they still gather to this day.
Read MoreCelebrating 100 remarkable years, Marion Hope—educator, community pillar, and lifelong learner—reconnects with a former student in an extraordinary reunion. From the coal oil lamps of a railway station to the vibrant halls of Armstrong's museum, Marion's century-long journey is a testament to the power of dedication, community service, and the joys of lifelong connections.
Read MoreA man of many trades and talents, Sam Kublick, led an adventurous life, never allowing fear to get in his way of pursuing new business adventures. An inventor, councilman, mayor, entrepreneur, talented construction tradesman, auctioneer, and more, Sam did everything with his whole heart invested.
Read MoreYou never know where your life path will take you, but if you are open and willing to step into the unknown, life will deliver amazing experiences! Allan and Michaela's husband said 'yes' to a career opportunity that allowed them to travel across the world.
Read MoreThe major purpose of a good commercial or advertisement is to address a need; and then attempt to show how the product, service, or organization being advertised meets that need. One of the reasons we are drawn to certain advertising messages is because we identify or connect with that need on an intellectual, physical, spiritual or emotional basis.
Read MoreIt was a cool day in Winnipeg on October 6, 1934, when Joyce Schmidt would enter this world. Joyce's birth mom was Eva Marie Harrison, who tragically passed away when Joyce was just four years old. Her father, Adam Schmidt, worked away; therefore, Joyce was cared for by her grandmother for a few years before boarding a troop train, which would end up being the first of many train rides in her life.
Read MoreCreativity and connection all wrapped up in one! There are always silver linings amidst challenging seasons of life. For these ladies, the pandemic acted as a catalyst for bringing them closer together.
Read More19 Months of challenges and the residents of Heaton Place are still smiling! Our seniors powered through a year of many ups and downs with grace and gratitude, while the staff at Heaton Place kept the spirit of service alive and well.
Read MoreA former teacher, firefighter, airplane builder, carpenter and more, Alden Bigsby has lived a colorful life. His family originated in Michigan USA and settled on the prairies in Saskatchewan.
Read MoreDon’t let turning 100 years old fool you! Born on August 25, 1921, Hazel Thompson, a beautiful resident of Heaton Place, does not allow her age to deter her from living life to the fullest!
Read More“Where words fail, music speaks,” a quote from Hans Christian Anderson, says it all! Some residents of Heaton Place experienced this when attending last week’s Saturday morning activity called; ‘Coffee and Conversations with Carrie’.
Read MoreJoining a new community in a new town wasn’t the easiest transition for Elizabeth; however, looking back on her life, her resilience to change has always been her strength.
Read MoreDespite the many challenges of the pandemic, the residents of Heaton Place have experienced countless acts of love from the community.
Read MoreIt doesn’t have to be Valentine’s Day for the love bug to bite! Whether you’re 32, 72, or 92, it’s never too late to fall in love.
Read MorePhelma was the oldest of five children. The Ford family resided on a large farm, where her father would operate a threshing company.
Read MoreThere are endless ways to encourage someone or hold space to listen to someone who needs to be heard.
Read More“I remember the day clear as a bell," Esther said with a smile on her face. "We went to movies and some dances and on June 1, 1946, he asked me to marry him!
Read MoreSharing stories with staff and fellow residents in senior living facilities not only helps seniors to preserve memories and be a part of a community, but it can provide better avenues for care and more rewarding living as well.
Read MoreOff on his quad enjoying the outdoors, or singing and playing music with his grandchildren, Thompson always brings laughter into the room.
Read MoreOur sweet Sayuri Koyama is a bright light at Heaton Place; always greeting staff with her infectious smile.
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