Jerry, age 66, was ready to downsize and knew other people who were renting apartments at retirement communities, but he didn’t find anything he liked. Until he came to Masonic Village.

For Walter (known to his friends as Roy) and Carol Smith, it was never a matter of if they’d choose retirement living at Masonic Village at Dallas, but when the time came in 2019, and while it was a transition, it also felt like a homecoming. Roy and Carol had spent years visiting the Irem Country Club for Masonic events and golf

When Curt and Pat Alt decided they wanted to downsize last June, they selected Masonic Village at Dallas because it was a small, quiet community close to their family and offered maintenance-free living.

For residents at Masonic Village at Dallas, discovering retirement in Dallas includes plenty to do on campus, like the Irem Clubhouse restaurant and pub for dining and special events, as well as the Irem Country Club for a round of golf; however, the fun doesn’t stop here.

Bryant Mesick has found a common theme throughout his life: he’s been in the right place at the right time – a lot. The good fortune in his life made it easy for him to give of his time to help others through volunteering.

Inspired by art walks in Wilkes-Barre and Pittston, Masonic Village at Dallas' Walther Apartments recently featured an Art Walk showcasing works by residents Charlotte Kindler and Vi Gommer.