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INDEPENDENT LIVING . RESIDENTIAL CARE NOW OPEN IN-PERSON OR VIRTUAL TOURS Call today to schedule your personal introduction to Charter Senior Living of Northpark Place 712. 255 . 1200 Experience the Difference . Studio, One and Two Bedroom Options . Maintenance-free Living . Pet-friendly . Family of people who are passionate about helping residents to live your best life! Our Legacy For over 27 years, Northpark Place has upheld a legacy of helping seniors live better and age in place. In 1993, this plot of land that had formerly been known to many as North Jr., was acquired by then, St. Luke’s Hospital. A board of community leaders was tasked with determining what type of business should replace the education facility. One of those leaders was Darold Sea. Darold Sea was born and raised in Sioux City and had previously attended North Jr. After he graduated, he enlisted in the military. When his military career ended, he was asked to teach at North Jr. and eventually worked his way to become Superintendent of Sioux City Community School District. During this time, he also served on the Board of Directors for St. Luke’s Hospital. The board decided that a Senior Living Community was just what Sioux City needed. Being one of the first, Darold’s mother became a resident of what was known as, Northpark Senior Living. Now, 91 years old and retired, Darold Sea resides in the Independent Living community of Charter Senior Living of Northpark Place. His apartment is situated in the exact spot of the classroom where Darold Sea taught during his years at North Jr.! This is just one piece of the legacy of what is now Charter Senior Living of Northpark Place. Charter Senior Living communities are known for providing extraordinary care and service to enhance the human spirit of the residents who live in their communities. Choosing Char- Senior Living at Northpark Place means investing in a joyful and vibrant experience that is genuine, fulfilling, and FUN! ter Darold Sea, Resident
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