Heron’s Key, a resort-style Life Plan Community located in Gig Harbor, Washington, is inviting prospective residents to attend their Spring Toss event on March 21 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. The Spring Toss event will feature rightsizing experts to share insight about the process of uncluttering a home, preparing to move to a new space, utilizing each room effectively in your home, and taking advantage of an active independent living community like Heron’s Key. Kathy Fredendall, from LivNow Relocation, is ready to answer all your questions about rightsizing, real estate, Life Care Communities and retirement planning. Fredendall has over 25 years of expertise in real estate, corporate relocation, and a passion for senior living. This is a great opportunity for interested parties to get an inside scoop on how to prepare for a move to a retirement community. Participants will also get to interact with Heron’s Key residents, leadership and take a look at the beautiful community. The event will be located in the Heron’s Key Maritime Room: 4340 Borgen Blvd., Gig Harbor, WA. Although this event is free, space is limited so please RSVP by March 18. To RSVP you can visit heronskey.org/events or call (253) 358-2031. ## About Heron’s Key Heron’s Key, sponsored by Emerald Communities, is a Washington state-based, not-for-profit senior housing and service organization. The Life Plan Community is situated on nearly 18 acres in the Harbor Hill neighborhood of picturesque Gig Harbor, Wash. Heron’s Key provides top-notch services and amenities to people ages 55 and older in the aspects of independent senior living while providing a continuum of services to support vibrant, active, and engaged lifestyles. The community provides unparalleled financial and health care security with its unique Life Care program. For more information about Heron’s Key’s campus and services, please visit the website at www.HeronsKey.org. For specific information about Penrose Harbor assisted living, memory care and skilled nursing services, visit www.PenroseHarbor.org.
