Looking for Senior Apartments in San Antonio? Check out Blue Skies of Texas
If you’re looking for senior apartments in San Antonio, you’re undoubtedly aware of the number of different options. You may be comparing 55+ communities and Life Plan Communities, or you might be deciding between rental or entrance fee models for contract options. At the end of the day, it benefits you to weigh the pros and cons of every option, because it all comes down to which total package best suits your wants and needs. Every plan has its advantages, so which plan works best for you – for today and for tomorrow?Living in Comfort: A Brief Look into the Navarro
Blue Skies of Texas offers comfort and customizability in its various residences. Regardless of your floor plan, your residence will be completely and uniquely “you.” And with such vibrant and engaged residents living around you, the environment will undoubtedly be a colorful place to live. One of the most popular residences is the generous two-bedroom, two-bath Navarro.The Navarro
Lieutenant Colonel Carter’s Love of Aircraft—and Birds
Lt. Col. Tom Carter
Blue Skies of Texas resident Retired Lt. Col. Thomas Carter is a man in motion. His sense of purpose originates from his 28 years in the United States Air Force where he oversaw aircraft maintenance training and aircraft maintainers in combat flying units.
A love of aircraft—and flyers
Growing up in Portsmouth, VA, Tom was familiar with the Navy life. His father served in the Navy, and his hometown of Cradock was a planned community developed in 1918 to support the work force at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard. But Tom’s love of aircraft and his cousin’s influence led him to the Air Force. “I was in my high school’s marching band and liked the discipline,” Tom shared. So, he chose to attend Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, joining the VA Tech Corps of Cadets and Air Force ROTC program.Meet Jill Garza: Avid Gardener and Happy Making New Friends
Though Blue Skies of Texas has historically served former military members, a military background is not required to call our community “home.” There are many residents at Blue Skies of Texas with non-military backgrounds, like resident Jill Garza, who was initially attracted to the community for its strong reputation and non-profit status, along with the availability of on-site healthcare, should she ever need it. Jill has called Blue Skies of Texas “home” since early 2017, and she’s enjoying every minute of it.
“I don’t have to cook and I don’t have to clean. I don’t even have to change a lightbulb. I feel like a kid again. I let someone else do all the important stuff and I just play with my friends!” Jill exclaimed.