Alice Munnerlyn
Dec 2025
I have a friend who lives there. She has speech and mobility issues from a stroke She use to live by herself, but her health and financial issues made it difficult for her to live the way she wanted. I've watched her try. She finally landed at JAG. I've visited her there for almost five years. It was not a place I would want to be. However, I have noticed changes in the condition of the facility. One time, I came, they were moving residents around to paint. Another time I came, they had put down new flooring. Another time, residents had the dressers that held their clothing upgraded. Another time they had their televisions mounted on the wall. So, I've seen improvements and I'm sure they are making more. The clients, don't have the money to be in the fancy facilities. The clients are varied in their health and mental conditions and they might not be accepted in fancier places even if they had the money. On my last visit, I told my friend I had called before I came to make sure she was home. She laughed and said, "I don't call it that." I said, " I know, but it is " My #2 status is moving to a #3. God Bless.






