Springhill Senior Living

03/06/2026

Chandra, Life Enrichment Professional at Springhill, worked with residents in OakView to do an old time activity, soap decorating!

03/05/2026

What an inspiration! Residents doing so much good in the world! ❤️🛏️

03/03/2026

Mahjong! It’s the new (but very old) popular game to play. Residents have recently started a Mahjong group and taught each other how to play. It definitely takes practice! New residents are welcome to observe and learn the game with hopes of having more players soon. A complex and fun game that supports brain health!

03/02/2026

Gorgeous sunrise over the Garden Homes this past weekend. Springhill resident, Laurie Hofmann, took this beautiful shot and decided to share it with us. Thank you, Laurie!

02/25/2026

We are so glad that you have made Springhill your home, Mary Ann! Thank you for sharing your experience with others.

We’re so grateful for this kind review from Mary Ann H. at Springhill Senior Living. Creating a place where residents feel confident in their decision, welcomed from day one, and genuinely cared for is exactly what community should be about!

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02/20/2026

The Current Events Group, a resident run group, welcomed guest speakers Dr. Jerry Clark, former FBI agent, and head of Gannon’s Intelligence Program, along with Judge Ernie DeSantis, former US Attorney. They were invited by their friend and former colleague resident, Mike Visnosky. Dr. Clark & Judge DeSantis discussed the relationship of the FBI to the US Attorney in federal court activity, but also about how all levels of the justice system work together. What impressive careers these men had and what an honor that we were able to have them here at Springhill.

02/19/2026

A snow storm kept us from celebrating, so we finally got to have our party to ring in the new year. Happy belated New Year!

02/19/2026

Well our New Year’s Eve party happened a little later than usual. The snow storm on New Year’s Eve prevented us from having our annual get together because our entertainment couldn’t make it to Springhill safely. When we rescheduled, February 17th became the new date for our New Year’s Eve party with a little Mardi Gras and the Chinese New Year mixed in. It was quite the party! Dancing, good food, good drinks and great friends. What a fun night! Happy New Year! 🤪🎉

02/18/2026

02/17/2026

Do something kind for someone today and everyday!

Happy Random Acts of Kindness Day! 💛

Across Asbury Communities, kindness shows up in simple, meaningful ways, from a warm greeting to a helping hand or a moment spent truly listening. It’s something we hear time and again in the testimonials shared by residents and associates. It’s the everyday acts of care that make this community so special.

How are you spreading kindness today? Share your story in the comments!

02/14/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day! ❤️ This is our final love story for this year. Meet residents Mike & Sandy O’Neill. Check out how their love story unfolded below!

1. How long have you been together?

52 years dating, almost 50 married

2. How/where did you meet?

We went to the same college, Miami of Ohio, and met through his roommate

3. Where was your first date?

McDonalds.

4. Was it love at first sight or did it take some time?

It was for Sandy but Michael took quite a bit longer.

5. How did you propose/make a commitment to each other?

Mike called from Spain and proposed, on April Fool's Day. Sandy didn't believe he was serious and laughed.

6. When did you get married, where, and what was the wedding like?

We married September 4, 1976 in Willoughby, Ohio in a traditional Catholic ceremony

7. What do you love/respect about your partner?

His sense of humor and his loyalty are two of many characteristics.

8. Do you celebrate Valentine’s Day?

Yes. I got roses and I am cooking a surf and turf dinner.

9. Any advice you can give us on what the key is to a long and happy relationship/marriage?

Commitment, working at it when times are difficult, communication. Being Catholic doesn't hurt, either.

02/13/2026

Another beautiful love story from residents Paul Wursch and Laurie Hofmann. Please take the time to read their sweet words below! Enjoy!

1. How long have you been together?

We will celebrate our 35th wedding anniversary later this year.

2. How/where did you meet?

We met on a bitter cold and snowy December night at a mutual friend's Christmas party. Due to the weather, we both almost did not attend, so we believe it was fate that brought us together.

3. Where was your first date?

Our first date was spent going to dinner and a movie at the Millcreek Mall on New Year's eve.

4. Was it love at first sight or did it take some time?

We were clearly attracted to each other right from the start. But we worked opposite shifts, so it took awhile to get to know each other.
We spent many weekday lunches and dinners together, as well as special weekend adventures.

5. How did you propose/make a commitment to each other?

I got on my knee and proposed at one of our favorite places, Chautauqua Institution.

6. When did you get married, where, and what was the wedding like?

We had a lovely destination wedding in Bermuda, on a cliff overlooking the ocean and a pink sand beach.
Afterward, we had a beautiful, romantic dinner.

7. What do you love/respect about your partner?

Laurie is a very caring and thoughtful person. Her nursing background shows in her caregiving, of not only for me, but also for her mother, a long time resident of Springhill.
And Laurie has a deep love of dogs and other animals. She always loved caring for our fur babies and now volunteers at the Erie Humane Society.
The attributes that come to mind when thinking about Paul, are compassion, thoughtfulness and great sense of humor. This is shown through his volunteer activities and numerous close friendships.

8. Do you celebrate Valentine’s Day?

Of course. Whether it be a small gift and card, or going out to a romantic dinner, we always remember how lucky are to have found each other.

9. Any advice you can give us on what the key is to a long and happy relationship/marriage?

Well, many other couples at Springhill have been married much longer.
But after 34 years, I would say some of the key things are carving out time for fun, talking through problems, and staying positives to deal with life's challenges.