The children who attend the Kendal Early Learning Center (KELC), were able to celebrate their mothers, grandmothers and/ or grand-friends at a special tea party held the day after Mother’s Day. Bright colored tablecloths, vases of flowers, teapots and plates of cookies awaited the children

In 2004, the year after Robert Taylor and Ted Nowick moved to Kendal, an Oberlin College professor offered a fall course on death and dying that involved matching first-year students with Kendal community residents. The couple signed up and liked it so much they continue to participate when

Look here for Frequently Asked Questions from Kendal at Oberlin residents. Questions related to “hard closure” of the campus: With a “hard closure” at Kendal’s Maple/North Pleasant entrance, can I leave  campus to visit a friend, attend church, or pick up groceries?  Unfortunately

“Creativity” may not be listed in Kendal at Oberlin’s mission statement, but it is certainly a major part of the framework of this life plan community. From making pottery to writing poetry, playing the piano to taking photographs, Kendal residents are regularly engaged in creative expression

Visitors are Welcome at our Community! Kendal at Oberlin is a vibrant life plan community, located less than one mile from Oberlin College and Conservatory in Ohio. Situated on 110+ acres, the property is home to 350 residents. The campus features apartments and cottages for independent living, all

If you want to see Kendal at Oberlin values in action, just take a look at who is leading activities, enjoying fellowship and encouraging each other to learn and grow with lifelong learning. The value of caring for all people and treating them as equals as well as caring for their environment

Kendal Early Learning Center’s “Nature Club” provides opportunities to explore the great outdoors. There is no cost to take part in the programs and families from surrounding communities are welcome to join. Known for its creative curriculum, Director, Jeni Hover, and the preschool teachers

  On September 15, 2017, Molly Kavanaugh of Kendal at Oberlin was awarded the Excellence in Communications Award by LeadingAge Ohio. The award was presented during the LeadingAge Ohio Awards Luncheon, in Columbus, as part of the LeadingAge Ohio 2017 Annual Conference and Trade Show. The award

and intensity run the gamut, as illustrated by Kendal Collects, a biennial exhibit in which residents display paintings, pottery, photograph, quilts and more from their “collection.” (More on this later). First, let’s take a look at collecting, whether casual or serious. “Nostalgia is one of the biggest