Keystone Villa at Fleetwood

Keystone Villa at Fleetwood We offer spacious Independent Living and Personal Care apartments which include an array of services

There’s no tricks, only treats at Keystone Villa at Fleetwood! Our community came together for a fang-tastic Halloween c...
10/25/2025

There’s no tricks, only treats at Keystone Villa at Fleetwood! Our community came together for a fang-tastic Halloween celebration, filled with costumes, candy, and connection. Thank you to everyone who made it such a memorable day! 🎃💜

The Forever Young League: Superhero Spotlight!**We still have Boscov’s coupons available! $5 donation for 25%, 15% and 1...
10/20/2025

The Forever Young League: Superhero Spotlight!

**We still have Boscov’s coupons available! $5 donation for 25%, 15% and 10% at Boscov’s on October 22nd! See Mariah to grab yours, all proceeds go to the American Cancer Society.**

Our heroes have been busy showing off their superpowers of kindness, teamwork, and heart!

Melissa, Wonder Wisdom!
Melissa was nominated for helping a fellow co-worker without being asked. She saw someone in need and leaped into action! Her quick thinking and compassion make her a true workplace hero!

Patricia, The Helping Heroine!
Patricia was nominated for always going above and beyond for both staff and residents. She’s always there when needed, leading with heart, dedication, and an unstoppable spirit of care!

Stay tuned for our next hero reveal... who will join the Forever Young League next?!

Next time you are at Keystone Villa at Fleetwood, keep an eye out and vote for your favorite superhero in action. If you see a staff member or a resident going above and beyond, please nominate them!

Today we got to celebrate three residents who won the Cruise Week KVAF prize of coming out to lunch at Longhorn Steakhou...
10/17/2025

Today we got to celebrate three residents who won the Cruise Week KVAF prize of coming out to lunch at Longhorn Steakhouse! These ladies were stuffed full of steak and baby back ribs! Yum!

We turned this rainy morning around and filled it with great food, laughter, and even better company! A huge thank you t...
10/13/2025

We turned this rainy morning around and filled it with great food, laughter, and even better company!

A huge thank you to our amazing Activities team, Kristen, Donna, and Sandy, for making this Men’s Breakfast such a success.

Our gentlemen truly enjoyed every moment!

Who says adventure has an age limit!? No us! This week we also had the chance to explore “Mum Mountain”, climbing an inc...
10/10/2025

Who says adventure has an age limit!? No us!

This week we also had the chance to explore “Mum Mountain”, climbing an incredible 40 feet!

It finally happened… we all got to walk those wonderful halls of Reading High once again! ❤️🖤Our residents were filled w...
10/09/2025

It finally happened… we all got to walk those wonderful halls of Reading High once again! ❤️🖤

Our residents were filled with nostalgia as they stepped back into their old school, remembering the laughter, friendships, and milestones that shaped their youth.

We waved to current students who greeted their fellow Red Knights with big smiles and warm hearts. The cafeteria may now be a library, but the gym still echoes with memories, and those lockers and hallways brought everyone right back to the best days of their lives.

A huge thank-you to the Class of 1990 for making this incredible moment possible and thank you Chris for making this possible!

Once a Red Knight, always a Red Knight!

RedKnightPride!

Once a Red Knight, always a Red Knight! Mildred Loeper, Class of 1945Mildred excelled in Spanish and won an award for he...
10/09/2025

Once a Red Knight, always a Red Knight!

Mildred Loeper, Class of 1945
Mildred excelled in Spanish and won an award for her achievements, inspired by her favorite teacher, Martha Morello and her principal at the time was Mr. Master.

She fondly recalls walking with friends after school to the Luden’s Factory, where they packed cough drops, and she was also an active member of the Literary Council. Mildred also remembers going to Screpsi’s and for ice cream nearby. Each day, Mildred walked 13–15 blocks to school, always dressed in dresses with bobby socks, never slacks, as was the style of the time.

She continues to be a lifelong volunteer with a passion for teaching adults, Mildred’s contributions to the community are remarkable. She volunteered with the Berks County Senior Citizens Office, working on the Second Wind newspaper, and with the Reading Beautification Department, helping to keep city streets clean and organizing benefits. She served with Meals on Wheels, tutored adults at RACC, and touched countless lives through adult education.

Her service earned her the 1997 President’s Award with Reading Area Community College, making her the first recipient who was neither an employee nor a student, honored solely for her extensive volunteer work as an Adult Tudor. Many of her students became lifelong friends, friendships she continues to cherish to this day.

Once a Red Knight, always a Red Knight! Suzy Evans, Class of 1950Suzy graduated from Reading High School in 1950 and wen...
10/08/2025

Once a Red Knight, always a Red Knight!

Suzy Evans, Class of 1950
Suzy graduated from Reading High School in 1950 and went on to attend West Chester State Teachers College, where she studied Elementary Education. She taught for 30 years, six in public education and 24 in Nursery School.

She fondly remembers taking the train to New York and enjoying a cruise up the Hudson to West Point. Her principal was Mr. Earl Masters, and she recalls high school as a wonderful time filled with great friends and special memories. One of her favorite places was Yatron’s Ice Cream on 13th Street.

Suzy’s favorite teacher was Mr. Dietrich, who taught with creativity and kindness. She also loved her French class with Miss Schwenke. Beyond the classroom, Suzy was active in Y-Teens and the Fellowship Club, where she helped children with homework, played piano, and taught them songs to sing. Reading’s big rival during basketball games at the time was York High School.

She describes her school years as a time of close friendships, and community spirit. Suzy also participated in the Rainbow Club and sang in her church choir, enriching her life with music and service.

Once a Red Knight, always a Red Knight! Joan Becker, Class of 1953Joan graduated from Reading High, class of 1953. She w...
10/07/2025

Once a Red Knight, always a Red Knight!

Joan Becker, Class of 1953
Joan graduated from Reading High, class of 1953. She walked to and from school every day and fondly recalls her class trip, a boat ride around Philadelphia, instead of the usual trip to West Point or Annapolis. After her prom, her parents surprised her by taking her and her friends to the shore, a memory she still treasures.

Joan’s fondest memory of Reading High was the library staff, who left such an impression that she pursued it as a career. After graduation, she attended Kutztown University to study library science, she then worked as an assistant librarian for over a year at Reading High School. She later became the first librarian at the Muhlenberg Community Library, where she proudly served for over 12 years, and assisted with reading programs throughout the years.

During her school years, she was an active member of the Cosmopolitan Club, where she enjoyed learning about languages, costumes, and cultural traditions of France and Germany. She was also a member of the Civic Pride Club, Y-Teens, Future Teachers of America, Bowling and Library Club!

Once a Red Knight, always a Red Knight! Carolyn McDonough, Class of 1956Carolyn was active throughout her high school y...
10/07/2025

Once a Red Knight, always a Red Knight!

Carolyn McDonough, Class of 1956
Carolyn was active throughout her high school years, serving on the Baccalaureate Committee with nine of her classmates and friends. She was also a proud member of Y-Teens, where she helped prepare Christmas toys for underprivileged children, and the Fellowship Club, which promoted friendship and brotherhood within the Castle.

Some events during her senior year, was the class trip to the U.S. Military Academy at West Point and Prom at the Reading Country Club.

After graduation, Carolyn married the love of her life, Wh**ey, and together they shared 64 years of marriage. Though she never finished her plans of becoming a nurse, Carolyn found joy in being a devoted stay-at-home mom, alongside many of the neighborhood ladies of that time. Later, when her children were in high school, she worked at Penn Optical on South 4th Street as a switchboard operator.

Once a Red Knight, always a Red Knight! Mary Ann Weidner, Class of 1957Mary Ann proudly graduated from Reading High Scho...
10/06/2025

Once a Red Knight, always a Red Knight!

Mary Ann Weidner, Class of 1957
Mary Ann proudly graduated from Reading High School in 1957. After graduation, she continued her education achieving her Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology at Albright as well as attending St. Joseph Hospital School of Medical Technology. She also achieved her Masters Degree in Clinical Microbiology at Thomas Jefferson University. She went on to dedicate 26 years to laboratory services, leaving a meaningful mark in her field.
She fondly remembers the fun of the Reading Fair, the Wilson Line cruises, and her class trip to the Philadelphia Navy Yard. Sports were a big part of her high school years; she loved attending basketball and football games and recalls spending time at Screpsi’s across the street.

Her favorite teachers included Mr. Starr (Physics) and Mr. Schaich (Chemistry), and she especially enjoyed Drivers Education, wishing it was still taught today. While there were no uniforms, she recalls how all the ladies wore dresses, skirts, and blouses. At the time, Reading’s big rival was Pottsville, playing the big game on Thanksgiving.

Mary Ann was an active student, involved in Hall Monitoring Club, Y-Teens, GAA (Girls Athletic Association), CPC (Civic Pride Club), and NHS (National Honor Society), and she proudly served as President of the Arts and Crafts Club. The Class of 1957 commencement motto, “In youth we learn, in age we understand”, which still resonates with her.

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501 Hoch Road
Blandon, PA
19510

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Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
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