How lucky we are to have each other close and how brave we are for wanting to continue living.
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After three years of regular interactions, Cathy was more than my customer; she became my friend.
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Not all heroes wear capes—some wear button-down flannel shirts.
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As writers we are often asked to show, not tell. My father-in-law comes from a generation where words were rarely used as an expression of love.
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Rene just made you smile. She used to give bear hugs so tight that you couldn’t breathe!
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My grandma taught me that love is free to give, and she never misses an opportunity to make someone smile. She has inspired me to try to make a difference for seniors all over the country.
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My grandfather, Charles Mangino, was a truly inspiring, dedicated, and loving human, as well as a successful business owner and amazing family man. Charles started his business as a grocery store owner in a small section of New Castle, Pennsylvania called Mahoningtown.
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My grandmother was a woman full of grace and love. She continues to inspire me to lead my life in a way that would make her proud. There’s never a day that goes by that I don’t think about her. But people who’ve left lasting impacts on our lives have a way of doing that to us.
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When I first met Jacob, I was 15 and brand new to this whole “journalism and social media” thing. At a convening for Born This Way Foundation, Jacob and I bonded over Taylor Swift, theatre and a mutual appreciation for golden hour. Fast forward a couple of years later and I’m incredibly honored to be a part of his team.
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As a nonprofit founder and writer, I’ve always dreamt of incorporating storytelling into Love For Our Elders’ mission, pumping out inspiring, creative, and important content that brings seniors into a different light, but the timing never felt right to put appropriate energy behind such an endeavor. With last month’s launch of our new website, I know that today is that time.
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