The Landing resident Pete Pettey has been a music lover all of his life and has enjoyed his player piano for more than 50 years. In fact, he has more than 200 rolls of music--all of them, he's played! Here is unique story of how he came to own the piano in the first place.
Pacific Springs Village veterans were given a special thank you by students at Fire Ridge Elementary in Elkhorn. The students held a special assembly on November 11 to honor those men and women who fought for the freedoms that we enjoy today.
In this commercial, we asked a group of people if they have a tattoo or if not, if they ever would consider getting one and where. They gave us some unique answers. The :30 commercial builds on our new tagline "Uniquely Your Own". At Immanuel Communities, we believe there's nothing in life more rewarding than helping others live theirs to the fullest.
In this commercial, we asked a group of people how they've reinvented themselves throughout their life either in their career, habits or hobbies. They gave us some unique answers. The :30 commercial builds on our new tagline "Uniquely Your Own". At Immanuel Communities, we believe there's nothing in life more rewarding than helping others live theirs to the fullest.
In this commercial, we asked a group of people if they ever played a musical instrument growing up and how music has influenced their life. They gave us some unique answers. The :30 commercial builds on our new tagline "Uniquely Your Own". At Immanuel Communities, we believe there's nothing in life more rewarding than helping others live theirs to the fullest.
The Landing at Williamsburg was transformed into German Beer hall for Oktoberfest. Residents dined on traditional German foods including pretzels, bratwurst and sauerkraut. They also danced to polka music. Even staff got in on the fun, wearing traditional green Tyrolean hats and lederhosen.
Immanuel Communities rolled out the red carpet for Daniel "Rudy" Ruettiger, who took the stage recently at Trinity Family Life Center to share his inspirational message of overcoming obstacles, hurdles and setbacks to realize a dream of playing college football for Notre Dame. His story inspired the hit movie that bears his name and gave residents and staff the inspiration to dream dreams.
Immanuel Village hosts a murder mystery dinner theatre for residents. it's a unique way to say thanks, have some fun & solve a case. And there's an Omaha World-Herald reporter who takes part in the action.
Lakeside Village brings the sights, sounds, taste and culture of Mexico to its residents. The Mexican Fiesta treated everyone to south-of-the-border favorites including a Mariachi band, burritos and of course Margaritas, Olé!
