They’re looking forward to what’s next.
The Vista is a community in the truest sense, attracting an inclusive and vibrant population of friends and neighbors who share an appreciation for living well and a passion for doing good. In the profiles that follow, you will meet a sampling of some who have chosen to make The Vista their home and, through their stories and portraits, enjoy a preview of retirement living in Wyckoff, New Jersey.
As you look towards retirement, consider The Vista, a Continuing Care Retirement Community. The Vista offers a range of programs and amenities to engage, entertain, and inspire you. Secure your future with The Vista today.
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Lottie Estaban
Retired Homemaker
To me, The Vista is very much like permanently living on a luxurious cruise ship. It’s a beautiful community. They have many attractive services and amenities, fine food, and opportunities to meet new people and try new experiences. But none of these elements were the primary motivation for my wanting to live at The Vista.
Retired senior consultant of health and welfare benefits for Aon Corporation
Everyone has their own personal reasons for wanting to live at The Vista. I’ll share mine from a single person’s perspective. After my husband passed away, I stayed in Bethesda, MD for a while but wanted to be closer to my children. I had concerns about leaving my home because of all the memories attached to it. Then I realized that you can bring memories with you wherever you go.
Retired administrative assistant for the State of New Jersey
Where do I start? There are so many reasons why I chose to live at The Vista. I’m very active and love socializing. The Vista is the place that was perfect for both. I play pickleball, ride my bike, and swim indoors, so I make good use of The Vista’s indoor swimming pool and fitness center.
“The Vista,” Bob Oechslin says, “makes sense for our future.” The Vista is Christian Health’s (CH) new Life Plan Community, also known as a Continuing Care Retirement Community at CH’s Wyckoff/Hawthorne campus. Bob Oechslin and his wife, Lorraine, are soon-to-be residents of this unique community for active, independent adults 62 and better.
Mary Miller and Adelina Sapienz
For some individuals, living at The Vista leads to building new friendships. For others, like Adelina Sapienza and Mary Miller, it means living closer to long-time comrades. The two women became friends 15 years ago through Serving Hands, a group at Hawthorne Gospel Church which makes and supplies items for missionaries.
Lynda Raymond has just one regret about her mother, Irene Turrisi, moving to The Vista, “I wish I could, too!” Mrs. Raymond says. “The Vista is first-class, and my mother deserves a first-class experience. The way she lives is amazing.”
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