Faqs

Written by Bayview resident Sue Ranney Hallie Graham must have been excited, and perhaps a little anxious, on April 5, 1961 – the day the first residents moved into Bayview.  Hallie was one of a [...]

Bayview is full of amazing residents. Each resident, both past and present, have played an integral part in strengthening the fabric of our community. We are proud and honored to share the story [...]

Orie Greene was born in 1922 and dedicated her life to education. She was a pioneer for Black female educators and became the first African American hired in the Bremerton school district. Once [...]

You’ve made the decision to put your house on the market. You’ve decided now is the time to downsize. You want to spend less time maintaining your home and more time and energy to develop and [...]

Even in the midst of a pandemic, love is always in the air at Bayview. This Valentine’s Day, we would like to highlight some special love stories to make everyone’s Valentine’s Day a little more [...]

Douglas Weisfield moved into Bayview in March of 2018 with his wife, Elaine. Since then, he has found a sense of community at Bayview in many different ways, including being involved with the [...]

This post can be found originally via Rice Fergus Miller and the award via Senior Housing News. Bayview is a high-rise Life Plan community with 360° views that occupies a city block in the Queen [...]

Bayview’s Intergenerational Children’s Center is part of what makes Bayview so unique. Bridging the generations not only enriches the lives between children and residents, but fosters [...]

Each year, a multitude of resident volunteers come together to organize Bayview’s annual Holiday Bazaar and all proceeds are given to a selected nonprofit organization. Past recipients [...]

Original Column by Nancy Weinbeck, Bayview CEO can be found here. I keep my eye on senior living trends, and I’m seeing split opinions on the impacts of COVID-19 on the future of senior living. [...]