Legacy Senior Living Hosts ‘Thank You Tour’ at Renaissance Assisted Living of Greene County to Recognize Residents and Team Members
November 6, 2026

Legacy Senior Living Hosts ‘Thank You Tour’ at Renaissance Assisted Living of Greene County to Recognize Residents and Team Members

Thank you poster with two photos of people sharing a meal and giving support to an elderly woman

On October 28th, Legacy Senior Living, the management company of Renaissance Assisted Living of Greene County, made a special stop on the "Thank You Tour" to celebrate its team members, residents, and family members who have chosen to be a part of the Renaissance Assisted Living of Greene County family. This year’s Thank You Tour also coincided with Legacy Senior Living’s 20-year anniversary, making it a special event for everyone involved.


Legacy Senior Living was originally formed on October 1, 2006, when co-founders Barry Ray and Bryan Cook assumed management of Renaissance Marquis in Rome, Georgia, and purchased Southern Care Senior Living in Tifton, Georgia—which we know today as Legacy Village of Tifton. Over two decades, Legacy has expanded to serve thousands of residents across the Eastern United States with independent living, assisted living, and memory care services. 


The foundation of Legacy Senior Living rests on the mission "to serve seniors with honor, respect, faith, and integrity," and is guided by the scripture Matthew 5:41: "If anyone forces you to go one mile, go with them two." This focus on going above and beyond daily responsibilities has fostered a culture where seniors and their families feel genuinely supported and loved. 


Throughout the Thank You Tour, Legacy Senior Living’s leadership team, including COO, Blake Ray, visited each of their communities to personally say ‘thank you’ for choosing Renaissance. The fifth stop on this year’s Thank You Tour was Renaissance Assisted Living of Greene County. During the event, Legacy leadership recognized each resident and team member by name, highlighting their time spent at Renaissance so far. 


As part of the festivities and in honor of Legacy Senior Living celebrating 20 years of service this year, they awarded the community $2,000 for an in-house celebration, honoring the team members who have contributed to making the 20 years of Legacy possible.


For more information about Renaissance Assisted Living of Greene County and its services, call (434) 985-4481 or visit our website at https://www.renaissancealf.cc/.

COMMUNITY DETAILS


Located at the gateway to the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of Stanardsville, Va., Renaissance of Greene County is a quaint assisted living community in the heart of Stanardsville. The team at Renaissance Assisted Living of Greene County serves 17 resident apartments in a safe, attentive, home-like environment. The community is committed to serving the greatest generation with honor, respect, faith, and integrity.


The assisted living and Alzheimer’s and memory care services here are unparalleled in eastern Virginia. The staff is friendly, the environment is safe, and they value the dignity of each resident, considering it a special blessing to serve them. More information is available at (434) 985-4481 or renaissancealf.cc.


Renaissance Assisted Living is a part of Legacy Senior Living, a family-owned, faith-based company with an executive team that has more than 150 combined years of experience in the senior living industry. Legacy Senior Living strives to serve the Greatest Generation with honor, respect, faith, and integrity. More information is available at legacysl.net or by calling (423) 478-8071.

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