"It was time for another adventure in our 63 happily married years together. We shed our responsibility for the large house we lived in for almost two decades. And now we sit back and relax at The Fairfax. We play golf and tennis, we volunteer at local schools, and we enjoy our good health. We still do everything we always loved, but without all the worries that used to come with it. So we’ve come full circle as retired Army folk, and we’re back to being with vibrant, energetic military families."
— BG P.T. and Betty Boerger
"Once the children were settled and out of range of my advice and care, keeping a near-empty house didn’t make sense. As friends and classmates moved to The Fairfax and invited me to visit, I saw the positives: no yard work, plenty of companionship, a high level of community support. So now I’ve adjusted to new priorities, interests and diversions. And I even occasionally test the flexibility and patience of the staff by bringing my teenage grandchildren or five great-grandchildren onto the premises to experience the feeling of family."
— COL Stephen Farris