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Latest News at Renaissance Marquis Retirement Village
Mother’s Day is a time to recognize the steady, often quiet work of caring for others. For many, mothers are the first example of what it means to nurture.
Easter arrives each year as a victorious reminder that new life is always possible. Celebrating the resurrection of Christ.
Social connection plays a powerful role in protecting mental and emotional well-being as we age, yet it is often one of the first things to fade when seniors live alone.
After the busy holiday season, many seniors notice changes in energy levels, mobility or comfort, making the New Year a natural time for families to pause and consider what support will help their loved ones feel their best.
The holiday season is often filled with family gatherings, joyful traditions and meaningful moments—but for many families caring for an aging loved one, it can also be one of the most stressful times of the year.
At Renaissance Marquis, the health and safety of our residents and team members is our highest priority. As part of our commitment to providing a clean, healthy, and supportive environment, we have replaced traditional cleaning chemicals with a safer, more sustainable solution.
Resident Spotlight Stories
Renaissance Marquis resident Carl Honecker’s story is one of craftsmanship, curiosity and quiet dedication.
Renaissance Marquis resident Laura Grace Williams Frederick was born on January 19, 1938, in Polk County, Georgia, on her grandparents’ farm just outside Aragon.
Born on January 2, 1949, at McCall Hospital, June Scoggins has spent most of her life in Rome, Georgia.
Resident Spotlight: Ask Renaissance Marquis resident Hugh Ware about his childhood, and his eyes light up with the memories of Lindale, Georgia—the mill village where he was born on July 17, 1938, and where he learned the value of family and community.
Resident Spotlight: Renaissance Marquis resident Helen Lloyd was born on May 25, 1937, to Howard and Omer Blalock in Paulding County, Georgia.
Resident Spotlight: Katherine Gail Lane has always called Rome, Georgia, home. Born on the very last day of 1944, she entered the world alongside her twin sister, Dale.
Resident Spotlight: When you sit down with Betty Wright, it doesn’t take long to feel at ease. She has a gentle way of bringing people in, from her earliest days on a farm in Salinas, California, to her warm welcome today at Renaissance.
Resident Spotlight: Behind the maps dotted with colorful push-pins in Frances’ Renaissance Marquis apartment lies a story that stretches far beyond the borders of Georgia.
Resident Spotlight: If you catch a flash of blue eyes and a smile that lights up the room, you’ve probably just met Johnnie Wise.
Resident Spotlight: Sylvia Hine has a way of making people feel at home. Even if you’ve only just met her, there’s a warmth in her smile and a gentle spirit that puts you at ease.
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