A Lunch Trip to The Mansion at Keuka Lake A Lunch Trip to The Mansion at Keuka Lake Ferris Hills and Clark Meadows Residents enjoyed a day out with lunch at The Mansion. KristenMeyer / Tuesday, September 16, 2025 0 1734 Read more
At Clark Meadows We Reflect on the Events of September 11th At Clark Meadows We Reflect on the Events of September 11th Today, we pause at our commemoration table to remember September 11th. May this moment of reflection honor the lives lost, the heroes who served, and the resilience that continues to unite us. KristenMeyer / Thursday, September 11, 2025 0 1115 Read more
The History of Roseland Park The History of Roseland Park KristenMeyer / Tuesday, August 19, 2025 0 7360 September marks the 40th anniversary of Roseland Park closing. Today, Ben Falter, from the Ontary County Historical Society, put together a presentation on the History of Roseland. These posters will be on display in our Garden Cafe for the month of September. We try to have a new exhibit every month. Read more
Ferris Hills and Clark Meadows Men's Group enjoys presentation by Tom Mees on Sonnenberg History Ferris Hills and Clark Meadows Men's Group enjoys presentation by Tom Mees on Sonnenberg History KristenMeyer / Wednesday, July 30, 2025 0 5472 Ferris Hills resident Tom Mees recently gave a fascinating presentation on the history of Sonnenberg Gardens & Mansion State Historic Park to our men's group. With a deep appreciation for local history and a true gift for storytelling, Tom had the audience captivated by his knowledge of this local gem. In addition to sharing historical insights, Tom enocuraged anyone interested in volunteering at Sonnenberg to get involved - help is always welcome! One interesting question came up during the discussion: How did Sonnenberg get its name? Tom explained that "Sonnenberg," meaning Sunny Hill in German, was the postal name of the property when it was purchased. Fittingly, the estate sits at the crest of Fort Hill Avenue. Tom also shared the story of how Fred and Mary Thompson met: at Mary's father's farewell banquet ball in Albany, NY. At the time, her father was serving as Governor of New York State. It was love at first sight. Just six months later, Fred and Mary were married in the Clark family home, located behind the United Church on Gibson Street. Read more
Let the Dancing Begin! Let the Dancing Begin! Yesterday was our annual Clark Meadows Family Picnic (country-style) with Warren Paul as our musical guest. What a day! Good food, friends, family, music, and DANCING! KristenMeyer / Wednesday, July 23, 2025 0 2446 Read more
Lynne Standish / Thursday, December 23, 2021 / Categories: Clark Meadows Events, Clark Meadows Blog The Senior Signers present a holiday program! Jody Wilbur and her "Senior Signers"; her ASL language students, performed a beautiful Christmas program this week. Residents worked very hard for many weeks learning to sign Christmas songs. The show kicked off with an upbeat version of Jingle Bells, sung by The Drifters. The next two numbers, they were accompanied by our Music Therapist, Katherine McGraff. She played her guitar and sang The First Noel and Silent Night. There may not have been too many dry eyes in the audience after the finale. A resident had suggested learning the sign language for "Mary Did you Know?" and Jody found a powerful rendition of this song sung by CeeLo Green. We are so very proud of our Senior Signers as they portrayed this beautiful song for the holiday season. Thank you Jody and all of our resident signers! Previous Article Rockin around the Christmas Tree! Next Article All decked out for Christmas! Print 16477