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Rolling Green Village – where people stay connected Jean Kienholz likes to stay connected – to her community, her family, her hobbies and her friends.
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That’s why she says becoming a resident at Rolling Green Village six years ago was “a very good move.” Jean and her husband may not be as active as they once were, but becoming a part of the Rolling Green family has meant she has not had to give up the activities and independence she holds dear. “I can’t say enough about it,” she says. “There are lots of classes and trips. It’s excellent.” One of her favorite activities is quilting, something she’s done for about 50 years. She is part of the Rolling Green Quilt Group, which is working on a large piece in a beautiful, intricate pattern called Grandmother’s Flower Garden. She and fellow quilters, who meet
once a month, are working on the project as a gift for a friend, whose sister had started the piece before passing away. At each meeting, the ladies tackle a variety of quilting issues, and Kienholz has even been able to teach the craft to a few beginners. “I’ve enjoyed teaching the ladies, and it’s a good outlet,” she says. “Figuring out the different patterns is good for the mind.” In addition to quilting, she often takes part in Mind Games, which help residents boost their memory, and is currently taking a class on religions of the world that she says has drawn quite a crowd. “We’ve been learning about Islam and Buddhism,” she says. “We all need to know about these things.” For 25 years, Rolling Green Village has been the place where people can enjoy all the amenities the Upstate has to offer, along with convenience, camaraderie,