<em>“For 32 years, we have each brought out the best in each other.”</em></p><p>-Mary Lou Fuller and Kay Amsden
<em>“Wow! 60th wedding anniversary – March 1! Loving is a bit of all right. Righto!”</em></p><p>- Bob and Doris Williams
<em>“Love is caring for the other during the ups and downs of life so that the real person is encouraged and free to emerge and blossom.”</em></p><p>-Jim and Barbara Batten
<em>“We make music. We’ve been doing <strong>it </strong>for 61 years. She plays flute, I play piano. She directs, I play piano. We play piano duets. But there’s a lot more to <strong>it.</strong>”</em></p><p>- Warren and Barbara Geissinger
<em>“All too briefly, love is two being as one in pleasure and pain. We have concluded that mere words cannot define true love with any hope of success.”</em></p><p>-Norm and Peg Graves
<em>“Love was made for me and you.”</em></p><p>-Casper Kranenberg and Bill Twibill
<em>“Love is beautiful the second time around.”</em></p><p>-Ed and Judith Lonergan
We visited the Havenwood – Heritage Heights retirement community to ask some senior couples their definition of love. After all, they’ve got more experience than any of us!
