Golden Frog Lady of The Village of Warren Glenn
Diane worked her whole life and was eagerly looking forward to a carefree retirement with her husband. However, life had different plans and it all changed with just one word…Cancer. “I was there for my husband as he suffered with cancer. When you love someone that is what yo
An Important 3 Part Message from PVM CEO Roger Myers
PVM President and CEO Roger Myers shares an important message regarding where PVM has been, where we are now, and where we will be heading in the future.
A long-time resident at The Village of Warren Glenn shares her story of growing up during the Civil Rights Movement
Everyone has a story… Juanita Seller moved into The Village of Warren Glenn in 2014. “Well, I was at home by myself, my children had moved out and I just didn’t want to stay there by myself”, Juanita said. Juanita worked in Customer Service as a debt collector bef
Roger Myers talks about vaccines and highlights of PVM’s latest project at the Village of East Harbor
President & CEO of PVM Roger Myers talks about vaccines and gets his 2nd dose of the vaccine. Also highlights PVM latest construction project at the Village of East Harbor
Your gifts – and a promise to her son – changed Betty’s life
Betty Wellman, a Village of Redford resident, was kind enough to share her personal journey to a healthier life all through 2020. Enjoy her story and know that you’ve helped make it a possibility! At 220 pounds Betty’s life was significantly different than it is today. With d
Cherished holiday recipes from PVM residents
Close your eyes and think back to some of your favorite holiday memories. Chances are they involve delicious tastes and aromas coming from the kitchen. PVM residents wanted to give you a gift this year by sharing some of their best holiday recipes to add to your holiday menu. Enj
PVM’s 75th Anniversary Virtual Un-Gala
Serving Michigan’s Seniors for 75 Wonderful Years Nov. 19th marked the date of PVM’s 75th Anniversary Un-Gala. The goal was to have a celebration of 75 years in the making and raise $150,000 to purchase PPE. The celebration was different than first planned by going virtual (a
