It’s our people, and the place.

The Senior Portraits campaign is a tribute to our extraordinary residents, all of whom have so much to share. Renowned photographer and filmmaker Nigel Barker, collaborated with all our properties, interviewing and photographing numerous members of the Monarch Community to move us all and celebrate their lives. What you’ll find will inspire you, make you laugh out loud and remind you of the importance of community.

Our Residents

Paul H.

Paul H., an Air Force veteran and lifelong employee of the beloved Baker’s Shoe store, is a family man who now enjoys playing cards with friends. At every stage of his life, whether in the air, during his career, or in his community, one thing has been with him at every step—his deep faith in God.

Joan P.

Joan P. has lived a life of resilience, growth, and joy—proof that every lesson, no matter how tough, leads to a deeper understanding. These days, she finds happiness in movement, laughter, and the wisdom that has carried her through the years.

Larry T.

If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it—but if it is broke, Larry’s likely the man for the job. What’s the most effective tool in the lifelong mechanic’s belt? Happiness and laughter, two things he makes sure his life is chock full of.

Tom A.

Music is Tom A.’s mistress, but the lifelong harmonica player recently found a new way to expand his heart. At Spring Meadow, he met the love of his life.

Roger W.

A century of making music, Roger W. is still rocking out. A drummer, saxophonist, and singer, he’s far from a solo artist. His greatest memories and music have come from playing with the ones he loves.

Harry & Sandie

Born four days apart, Harry and Sandie have spent a lifetime together. Their secret to a happy marriage? Give as much as you take, love each other equally, and never, ever give up.

Dana A.

Dana A.’s professional life has taken a winding path with some celebrity-studded stops along the way.

Peter H.

Peter, who found easy success as a businessman, father, and community member, believes in the benefits of taking the hard road. His motto: a man’s reach should always exceed his grasp.

Mildred F.

Mildred, a very young 91 years of age, has never been afraid to find her own way in the world.

Roy A.

After a lifetime spent helping people, Roy has earned himself a reputation — for being the go-to guy if anyone needs a hand, or a lift, or maybe even a plane.

Marie T.

Marie T.’s love of playing the piano led her to the stage, but it also set the stage for the rest of her life.

Lance H.

A devoted educator, lifelong musician, and former school leader, Lance H. has learned a thing or two. But his greatest life lessons? Be considerate with your words and always remember to be kind.