Mallard
Landing Community News
Mallard Landing Voted as
the
"Best Retirement Community on the
Eastern Shore
of Maryland"
for the 10th Year in a row
Mallard
Landing Retirement Community along with Lakeside Assisted
Living has been voted as the "Best Retirement Community
on the Eastern Shore of Maryland" by the Salisbury
community and readers of the monthly publication, Metropolitan
Magazine. This title has been granted to Mallard Landing
now for 10 consecutive years.
GRANDVIEW CONDOMINIUMS COMPLETED
The newest condominium building has been finished. This is the result of much planning, hard work and support from our suppliers, contractors and staff. The units offer 2 bedroom or 2 bedrooms with a den, a GE appliance package and garages are available and sold separately. 12 of the 20 units in the building have been sold are happily occupied.
NEW ACTIVE ADULT COMMUNITY IN PROGRESS
Summersgate, the newest development from Vantage Point Retirement Living, right down the road from Mallard Landing at 846 Johnson Road in Salisbury, is currently being developed.
Lynn Brocato, owner/broker of Senior Realty and former Marketing Director of Mallard Landing, has set up an office on the property. They will be selling single family homes, duplex villas and condominiums specifically designed for Active Adults. For more information on Summersgate, visit their web site at http://www.summersgateonline.com.
MALLARD LANDING FEATURE STORY
Mallard Landing was featured in the May 2006 issue of the Eastern Shores' most prominent business magazine, The Metropolitan. Shown here on the cover are the owners, Rita and Greg Stevens (front), along with (from left to right in back) Marketing Director, Lynn Brocato, and Executive Directors Dale Loebe and Arlene Spack.
The feature article highlighted many of the amenities offered at Mallard Landing and Lakeside Assisted Living. Included with the article were photos of some of the staff and residents showing the beautiful interiors of the sunroom and library.
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MALLARD LANDING RESIDENT HONORED
Virginia B. Layfield, a resident of Mallard Landing, has the distinction of having one of Peninsula Regional Medical Centers new buildings named in her honor. The Layfield Tower will be part of PRMC's $100 million planned expansion. Mrs. Layfield also holds the distinction of being the 'First Lady' of Mallard Landing. She was an advisory board member during the development of the retirement community and in 1998 became one of its first residents.
Working from 1948 to 1991 in various capacities at what was to become Peninsula Regional Medical Center, she rose from an emergency room nurse to become president, holding that position three times. Mrs. Layfield is currently a member of the Peninsula Regional Medical Center Foundation Board of Directors.
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