Myron

Resident is 26th Recipient of the Boston Post Gold Cane

Myron was one of the first residents to move into OceanView when it first opened over 33 years ago. We are so honored to have had him be a part of our community as it’s grown over the years. Yesterday, the Town of Falmouth bestowed The Boston Post Gold Cane upon Myron in recognition for being the oldest living resident currently in the town! You may view the News Center Maine segment above.
OceanView Resident Launches Boat Built in His Cottage

OceanView Resident Launches Boat Built in His Cottage

Several years before moving to OceanView, Tom and Alice sold their 45-foot sailboat, mostly because it was becoming difficult to find crew to sail with. He became interested in building a new type of boat after seeing a video. “It looked fairly easy to sail by myself, and could carry two or three other people. Plus, I just loved the design.” As he and his wife, Alice, planned their move to OceanView into a brand-new, customized Schoolhouse Cottage, he had their new cottage built with a full workshop in the daylight bSeveral years before moving to OceanView, Tom and Alice sold their 45-foot sailboat, mostly because it was becoming difficult to find crew to sail with. He became interested in building a new type of boat after seeing a video. “It looked fairly easy to sail by myself, and could carry two or three other people. Plus, I just loved the design.” As he and his wife, Alice, planned their move to OceanView into a brand-new, customized Schoolhouse Cottage, he had their new cottage built with a full workshop in the daylight basement, specifically planning to accommodate the completed size of this future boat with special doors that would be wide enough to get the boat out when it was completed!asement, specifically planning to accommodate the completed size of this future boat with special doors that would be wide enough to get the boat out when it was completed!

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OceanView Resident Donates Flagpole in Honor of Husband & Veterans

OceanView Resident Donates Flagpole in Honor of Husband & Veterans

Resident Mabel Gerquest, with daughter Heidi, daughter-in-law Heather, and Mabel’s son Chris.
Resident Mabel Gerquest (rear center), with daughter Heidi (rear left), daughter-in-law Heather (front center), and Mabel’s son Chris (rear right).

The flag and flagpole was generously donated by resident Mabel Gerquest, in memory of her husband Peter and all OceanView veterans who are no longer with us. A well- attended event was organized to celebrate this timely donation. With OceanView resident, Bill Gatchell as Master of Ceremonies, tributes and musical performances were enjoyed by a large crowd overlooking the Whipple Farmhouse and conservation land.

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Dunning

OceanView Resident Appears on News Center Show

OceanView resident Sally Dunning appeared last night on WCSH News Center’s “207” show to discuss iZosh, a non-profit she helped start in 2012. The organization raises money to help women in extreme poverty, who also have a business plan. Since it’s inception, iZosh has raised over $220,000.00 and helped over 622 women. Click below to watch the segment! Read more

Singing

OceanView Chorus Featured on News Center’s “207” Show

At the age of four, music struck a chord with Priscilla Rigg – when she stumbled upon a pump organ in a little cottage on a farm where she lived. “I discovered it. I used to go in and stand and pump and pump and I could just reach the keys and I would spend hours doing that.” Read more

Bart & Sally

Bart & Sally

Bart and Sally in this video talk about why they chose OceanView as the community in which to enjoy their retirement, and why they didn’t wait to make a move. They share their experience with OceanView’s dining services, their neighbors, and the advantages of the community’s location. Read more

OceanView Wins People's Choice Award

OceanView Wins People’s Choice Award

At Falmouth’s Annual “Hot-in-A-Pot” Cookoff, OceanView once again won the People’s Choice Award! This year, it was Chef Betsy’s Roasted Red Pepper and Tomato with Smoked Gouda that delighted people’s tummies. The event was part of Very Merry Falmouth which kicked-off the Falmouth 300th Celebration. Read more

OceanView Resident Featured on "207" Show

OceanView Resident Featured on “207” Show

OceanView resident Ruth Johnson was just featured on the WCSH 6 show “207” for her outstanding commitment to multiple volunteer roles. Reporter Rob Nesbitt did his best to keep up with Ruth, which isn’t easy, as “sitting still” seems to be quite the foreign concept to her! You’re truly an inspiration Ruth! Read Story on WCSH 6 Here

Mary Jane

In this short video, Mary Jane talks about why she chose to move to a retirement community when she did and why she decided on OceanView. She shares her experiences interacting with other residents and the staff, participation in the many activities offered, the various opportunities to exercise, and the benefits of living in the Greater Portland area with its nearby attractions, culture and medical services.

Peggy

Peggy

“I thoroughly enjoy living in the relaxed environment here at OceanView, among talented and interesting residents. Everyone, including the staff, is friendly. I find the many programs and activities to be stimulating, educational and fun. My health has improved due to the excellent fitness program, and the food in the Gazebo Grille Café and Main Dining Room is delicious! Through all of the above, I rejoice in having made many new friends.” ~ Peggy