Legacy Village at Park Regency Hosts 2nd Annual Chili Cook-Off

MOULTRIE, Ga. (December 22, 2017) – Legacy Village at Park Regency, a premier senior living community serving the Colquitt County, Ga., area, hosted its second annual chili cook-off on Thursday, Nov. 30.

Local firemen Cameron Ford, Keith Walker, and Josh Gay, from Moultrie’s Fire Station #2 served as the panel of judges.

“We appreciate all that our firemen do to serve our facility and the Moultrie community. We love having them involved in our activities and interacting with our residents,” Jamey Rickard, executive director of Legacy Village at Park Regency, said.

Chili was prepared by five of the Legacy Village employees and was enjoyed by residents, family members and staff. Employee Christy Tucker won first place, with a prize of $25.

“Our residents and team members enjoyed sampling the different chili dishes that were prepared by our staff. We had such a fun time and really appreciate the firemen coming out to judge the contest,” Lisa Bynum, life enrichment coordinator of Legacy Village at Park Regency, said.

Situated on 11 beautiful acres, Legacy Village at Park Regency is an assisted living community in Moultrie, Ga., that offers assisted living type services and Alzheimer’s care services in a safe, attentive, homelike atmosphere. The facility, which is a short drive from Valdosta and Albany, Ga., is committed to serving the greatest generation with honor, respect, faith and integrity. More information is available at legacymoultrie.net or by calling (229) 890-3342.

Legacy Village at Park Regency is one of three Legacy Village facilities in South Georgia. Legacy Village at Park Regency in Moultrie, Ga., Legacy Village at Plantation Manor in Thomasville, Ga., and Legacy Village of Tifton in Tifton, Ga. are three of the 11 facilities owned and/or operated by Legacy Senior Living of Cleveland, Tenn. The parent company specializes in offering independent living, assisted living, and Alzheimer’s care services. It was founded in 2002 by Barry Ray and Bryan Cook, senior living industry veterans. More information is available at legacysl.net.