You never know who you’ll meet at Blue Skies of Texas. Residents come from diverse backgrounds and have led amazing lives. Meet Pat Perry, a retired firefighter who continues to take her fitness to new levels.
It’s no secret that members of Blue Skies of Texas bring with them rich experiences from all walks of life. In turn, those experiences amplify the distinct culture and bright spirit of this trusted Life Plan Community in San Antonio.
Perhaps no better examples of this exist than current Blue Skies residents Ahia Shabaaz, Ph.D., and Warren Moore, Ph.D. This dynamic husband-and-wife duo has made it their life’s work to better communities through activism, volunteerism and a steadfast resolve. Since moving here in 2013, they have channeled that passion into wonderful things on and around our south Texas setting.
Get to know these two, learn what brought them to Blue Skies and find out how they continue to make their mark—and make a difference—everywhere they go.
You can really let your retirement lifestyle take flight at Blue Skies of Texas, but would you figure that this is a place where your love life could take off as well? Believe it or not, we’re home to numerous couples who met here, fell in love and got married! And we’re excited to share a couple of their stories with you.
Whether you’re a veteran, military spouse or a civilian who simply loves this great state, you’ll discover that living at Blue Skies of Texas is an excellent value. In our vibrant and active community you’ll find amazing restaurants, resort-like amenities, engaged and inspiring neighbors and reassuring health care services—all right on site.
Beyond these appealing features, though, there is one that outshines the rest and really makes Blue Skies stand out from any other retirement community in San Antonio: the people!
Roger and Carol Hansen walk alongside their home in the Blue Skies of Texas retirement community. Credit: Stephanie Marquez for the Rivard Report We began our journey to Blue Skies of Texas West many years ago, after a 30-year career in the United States Air Force...
