I want to take this opportunity to thank you all for the care and concern that you gave to my mom, Linda Wilbourn. My daddy was taking care of my mom, but she had advanced to a stage of dementia that he could no longer take care of her 24/7. He needed a mental break. When we heard about Legacy, we called to see if we could get our mother enrolled. It was such a blessing. My Dad was very protective of my mom, but he was very comfortable leaving mother every morning. He knew that she was going to be taken care of, yet giving him the break he needed. I would pick my mother up each afternoon. I would get to hear about her day and how active and involved she had been. She was actively doing things that would help her in her journey. The care, reinforcements and love shown to each person individually was priceless. We have now lost our mom and dad, and looking back, I realize what wonderful service Legacy provides families. You all certainly helped us while we were still trying to figure everything out.

The Legacy Center has been very beneficial to my family and I. They offer my mom an opportunity to stay active, be social and not have to sit at home all day being sedentary. The Legacy Center leadership and staff is composed of employees that have a heart for caretaking for senior citizens. That is the most important characteristic to my family and I. In my interactions with primarily front-office staff, they have shown to consistently display patience, understanding and communication with the senior citizens in their care and strive to display open communication with the “caretaker” family member(s). They implement learned practices to care for seniors and have a desire to learn additional or new methods developed in the industry to care for seniors and to pass that knowledge down to the “caretaker” family member(s). They desire to be a caring organization and to put that caring into practice daily.