MEET THE RESIDENTS OF 2LIFE COMMUNTIES | GREATER BOSTON
Stories from residents
Every day, we witness the invaluable contributions elders make to the world when they have a strong community and a sense of security. In celebration of our 60th anniversary, we will be sharing stories each month from the residents who make our communities truly exceptional. Here’s a glimpse of who they are. Check back every month to meet someone new.

Geri Weinstein: the go-getter grandma who officiated 1,300 weddings
“I don't like to just sit and do nothing, I’m a doer and get things done.”
Vladimir Romanovsky: survival, skydiving, and second chances
“I was a pilot for the Soviet Union and I still love to fly. I went skydiving on my 90th birthday and I’m already planning to do it again for my 100th birthday."
Shlomit Mintz: from Hungary to Israel to Massachusetts
“The truth is, with all I went through, I don't regret anything. I grew from it. I grew and I am still growing.”
Yon Xin Zhao: leading with art, music & kindness
“My art is meaningful because it is my way of sharing what I see and the joy I feel.”

Katherine Wilkins: following her grandmother’s path to impact
“My grandmother made things happen and I'm a part of her. I'm looking to make a difference and so I will.”

Renee Holesvosky: an individual in community
“Animals and nature sustain me and a good laugh amongst friends.”

Anthony Jamieson: a story of survival
“I survived cancer. I survived the streets of Boston. I can hardly believe that I’ve ended up in this place where I’m safe and I’m comfortable.”
