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At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, residents of Landis Homes would line a roadway into the Lititz campus on Friday afternoons, cheering on the retirement communityâs workers with signs and noisemakers as they left or arrived for work.
When the campus resident council suggested a more permanent show of appreciation, Landis Homes residents donated over $10,000 toward a Garden of Gratitude, a new park on two-thirds of an acre featuring walkways, greenery and a gazebo offering views of surrounding farmland.
Not every retirement community has such a tangible symbol of gratitude, but many share the sentiment.
âThe pandemic has brought out an appreciation of how good we had it before and has been a reminder of how important community and family are,â says Jonathan Hollinger, CEO of Pleasant View Communities.
Itâs been nearly a year since Marilyn Langeman joined around 80 fellow residents of Landis Homes for a silent, outdoor vigil following the death of George Floyd.
âA number of people who were there, afterward, said we need to continue our work,â Langeman says. âWe decided to begin with education and examining our own racism that we maybe donât recognize.â
An anti-racism resident group formed at Landis and now meets monthly, primarily via Zoom. Members have added a related bookshelf to the library and have amassed a virtual mailing list of residents who are given updates with suggestions for books and online courses.
Harry Reardon Kulp, 99, of Lancaster, PA, died peacefully at Landis Homes on April 23, 2021. Born in Lancaster on February 16, 1922, he was the son of the late Harry W. Kulp and Dorothy I. Kulp and the husband of the late Jane B. Kulp.
He graduated from Manheim Township High School and Franklin & Marshall College with a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics. After college Harry worked at the Lancaster Iron Works (which became the Posey Iron Works) in the cost accounting department. He later worked as the assistant treasurer and sales manager of the special products division at K-D Manufacturing Company in Lancaster, PA, a company that was co-founded by his father. Harry wrote a history of the K-D Manufacturing Company which was published in 2000 in the Journal of the Lancaster County Historical Society.
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