Last Friday, Sept. 22, marked National Centenarian’s Day, an annual observance and perfect opportunity to honor the community’s residents who have lived an entire century or more. The Terraces at Seacrest Village in Little Egg Harbor celebrated the occasion by learning from an older generation with a great deal to share.
Kelly Reilly, the senior living community’s executive director, said she and her team embraced the day as an opportunity for the entire community to share in all that The Terraces at Seacrest…
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