At The Barclay at SouthPark, the Liberty Games are about far more than medals or rankings. They are about people stepping into new experiences, and a community that makes those moments possible.
This year, Marilyn Prensky became a swimming medalist despite never having swum before the Games preparation. Wellness Director Anna Eagle encouraged her to consider the event after noticing her willingness to try something new. Marilyn agreed, with one condition: she needed help.
That help came from Tom, a new resident and enthusiastic pool supporter, who volunteered to teach her. Their informal training sessions in the pool became a daily reminder of encouragement, patience, and friendship. What began as uncertainty turned into confidence, and eventually into a medal-winning performance.
After returning home from Raleigh, Marilyn presented her medal to Tom in gratitude, a simple gesture that reflected something larger: success is shared here. The Liberty Games celebrate courage, connection, and growth together.
At The Barclay at SouthPark, the Liberty Games are about far more than medals or rankings. They are about people stepping into new experiences, and a community that makes those moments possible. This year, Marilyn Prensky became a swimming medalist despite never having swum before the Games preparation. Wellness Director Anna Eagle encouraged her to . . . Read More
The Barclay at SouthPark’s commitment to wellness and enrichment was recognized as two team members received Liberty Senior Living’s annual INSPIRE Award. The corporate award honors professionals who bring Liberty’s wellness philosophy to life through creativity, compassion, and dedication. This year’s recipients were Anna Eagle, Wellness Director in Independent Living, and Yelena Kilpatrick, Life Enrichment . . . Read More
At The Barclay, the Liberty Games story keeps getting better each year. This year, the athletes brought home the gold after earning bronze two years ago and silver last year. Fourteen athletes and four cheerleaders traveled to Raleigh to compete with their sister Liberty Senior Living communities. Some were seasoned competitors; others were first time . . . Read More
The Lady in the Hat Art Exhibit returned to The Barclay at SouthPark for its second year, transforming the community into a celebration of creativity and storytelling through art. The exhibit featured the work of resident Barbara Miller of Briar Creek at Barclay. Guests enjoyed wine and cheese while exploring the collection, which also raised . . . Read More