Seniors document their lives in memoir class
It’s 10:30 on a Friday morning and a dozen residents of All Seasons of Rochester Hills, an assisted living center, form a confluence of walkers and wheelchairs headed toward a conference room. For an hour, the group of seniors, the majority of whom are older than 90, read out loud their first-person essays in this memoir writing class. They offer each other more praise than criticism, all the while providing their families with a tangible treasure: documented memories of generations past.
