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Retirement Communities Go With The Flow
“The populations moving into these communities — they live very active lifestyles or are involved in a lot of exercises and want to maintain that when they move in,” said Chad Tuttle, executive director of Waterford Place.
Jake Himmelspach
Published: July 14, 2008
GRAND RAPIDS — Generation Y may be a natural progression from Generation X, but the “baby boomer generation” and “the silent generation” couldn’t be further apart.

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