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ISO to borrow- One row seed planter ( Sweet Corn at Ranch)

Something to think about.

Aging does not happen all at once.
It shows up slowly through daily choices.

Strength or weakness.
Clarity or confusion.
Independence or dependence.

You build it over time.

Look at a senior.
You are looking at years of habits in motion.

Decide today what direction you are moving.

Happy Easter from Springfield Homes

Today we celebrate hope, renewal, and the promise of new life

He is risen

We are grateful to care for your loved ones and walk alongside your families each day

Wishing you peace, joy, and meaningful time together this Easter

Our hearts break as we bid farewell to “Rosie the Riveter” Lila Tomek, who has passed at 101, a quiet giant of the Greatest Generation, a woman whose courage echoed far beyond the factory walls she once stood within. At just 19, while others clung to comfort, Lila stepped into history. She left behind her office job in Pawnee City, Nebraska, as her two younger brothers marched toward war, one to the battlefields of Europe, the other into the vast uncertainty of the Pacific. She could not carry a rifle, but she carried something just as powerful: resolve. And so she chose her battlefield, the roaring production lines of the Glenn L. Martin Bomber Plant near Omaha.🕊️🇺🇸

Amid thunderous machinery and the constant hum of urgency, her steady hands helped build the B-26 Marauder and the B-29 Superfortress, aircraft that bore the weight of hope for a world desperate for peace. Each rivet she fastened was an act of defiance against tyranny. Each shift she worked was a prayer for her brothers’ safe return.

As victory crept closer, Lila was entrusted with a mission cloaked in secrecy, preparing aircraft for a purpose history would later reveal. She asked no questions. She sought no praise. She simply served. Because true bravery does not always stand on the front lines. Sometimes, it stands at a workbench, sleeves rolled, heart steadfast.

When the war finally fell silent, she returned home not as someone seeking recognition, but as someone ready to build again, this time a family, a marriage with her beloved Rudy Tomek, and a lifetime of service to her community. Her strength was never loud. Her humility never wavered. Her legacy never needed applause.

Today, we do more than remember her, we honor her. A woman who helped forge victory with her bare hands. A sister who carried fear and faith in equal measure. A hero who proved that sacrifice wears many faces.

Thank you to our families, staff, and community for placing your trust in Springfield Homes & Generational Care.

Wishing you a peaceful and healthy New Year.

Glad städning -You clean with purpose.
Swedish Death Cleaning means keeping what matters, letting go of the rest, and welcoming the New Year lighter.

Merry Christmas from the Manor!!