Erickson Tribune - Tallgrass Creek- Erickson Retirement Community News

If you’ve driven by 139th and Metcalf in Overland Park, you’ve seen the site. The signs are in place, the Welcome Center is open for visitors, and now bulldozers are doing their job on campus.

Priority List questions answered
Monday, November 27, 2006

Erickson developed the Priority List to ensure that individuals who were interested in moving to an Erickson Retirement Community, and acted quickly, were rewarded with the best available home selections. Here, Jane McIntire, retirement counselor at Tallgrass Creek, answers the most frequent questions about the Priority List at Tallgrass Creek.

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John Erickson returns to his midwest roots
Monday, November 27, 2006

Childhood recalled with trip to Overland Park

John Erickson, founder and CEO of Erickson Communities, proved you can go home again.

Virtual tour entices tour of the real thing
Monday, November 27, 2006

Tour ‘made the decision easy’

Overland Park resident James Izzard was interested in moving to Tallgrass Creek. He and his wife were looking for a home for the future.

Continuing Education Option Springs Up in Overland Park
Wednesday, November 01, 2006

Free Seminar Series Welcomes Variety of Experts

School bells are ringing for adults in Overland Park, Kansas.

Accepting Applications for Fun, Interesting Neighbors
Wednesday, November 01, 2006

Tallgrass Creek Priority List Member Hopes to Enjoy Good Company

A native of Soldier, Kansas which is north of Topeka, Gerald Jepson grew up on a dairy farm. As a young boy, he could only imagine the adventures life would hold for him. As the oldest of three, Jepson had a lot of responsibilities at the farm—not only did he keep up with his regular chores and school work, but he also walked a half mile into town to sell milk.

It’s the Little Details That Make a Big Difference
Wednesday, November 01, 2006

Life at Tallgrass Creek Affords Time and Peace of Mind

For the people who will call Tallgrass Creek home, it’s having the little things available on campus that will make all the difference. “People are so attracted to this lifestyle because we make it so easy for people to enjoy the good life,” says Jane McIntire, Tallgrass Creek’s retirement counselor. “We offer an array of unmatched amenities at a tremendous value and take care of nuisances like raking leaves, fixing appliances, and security. People have more time to truly pursue their passions.”

How to Entertain Your Grandkids at Tallgrass Creek
Wednesday, November 01, 2006

Five Fun Activities Both You and Your Grandchildren Can Enjoy

It’s not easy to spend as much time as you’d like with your grandchildren. On the one afternoon you’re free, they have an out of town soccer match. On the weekend they’re available, you’ve already scheduled a trip with your best friend.

Why Did More Than 18,000 Homeowners in the Prime of Retirement Walk Away From Their Houses?
Wednesday, November 01, 2006

Why would they walk away?

Fact: More Than 18,000 Homeowners Recently Chose to Move to an Erickson Community