The Lakeshore

Bryan Young

They are blocking all pedestrian access to the north end of W Perimeter Rd.

Gary Hansen

My father called Lakeshore home for the last seven years of his life. From his first day there, it was a very special place to him. The staff saw to it that he wasn't left alone to find his way around. They found out that he use to fly and in fact got his instrument rating at Renton field which the Lakeshore borders. They hooked him up with two other WWII pilots and immediately he had some friends to share meals and other activities with. He soon realized how many people that he knew that were now living at the Lakeshore and it soon came home. The staff was always kind and professional. They took care of him as his physical strength dissipated. I enjoyed having lunch there once a week. Their dining room is bright and beautiful. The meals were good and the dessert even better. I also attended a number of their special events such as the Christmas formal and Easter Brunch. The Lakeshore also has many off site activities where they take their bus trips. I met the bus on more than one occasion for lunch at their favorite Chinese restaurant. They even managed to get my dad interested in a Wii bowling league. He also had his own pea patch where he grew his tomatoes and other vegetables. He loved his BLT sandwiches with his own tomatoes. The bottom line is the Lakeshore is a beautiful complex, at a great location staffed with quality folks. I would invite you to experience it for yourself.