I was born in British Guiana and moved to England for a while and helped raise my grandkids. One of my grandkids was a bank teller and he told me …
Our Stories
You age pretty much the way you livedā¦ Your sense of humourā¦relationshipsā¦family. You can kind of gauge how you will face the end of thingsā¦my saying in my yearbook was …
We didnāt have anything that was just fun at the church without any responsibilitiesā¦we started with board games, but everyone gravitated towards dominosā¦Everyone loves dominoes because itās casualā¦you can socialize …
We run this placeā
I couldnāt believe it at first when my son said he wanted to move to Hamiltonā¦ Coming from the UK it was a big change for meā¦ we used to …
āI started attending this church in the 80s. My husband was a United Church ministerā¦in Dundas, we have an Association of Churches that includes all of the churches in the …
Under the Seniors of Canada: Hamilton umbrella, undergraduate students had the opportunity to take pictures and gather stories from iconic places and seniors in Hamilton. Through this initiative titled āIconic Ageingā, a collaboration with Associate Dean in the Faculty of Social Sciences at McMaster University, Dr. James Gillett and his students went out and engaged, organize & documented the narratives from seniors at ‘iconic’ places in Hamilton, Ontario for his course on “Representations of Health and Illness Across the Lifecourse”.