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The Osborn Hosts Centenarian Luncheon

The Osborn in Rye held a special Centenarian Luncheon on April 14, 2023, to honor their 15 residents who are 100+ years old, even ranging up to 112 years of age. This event kicked off the historic Osborn’s Founders’ Week to recognize the senior living community’s history which dates back to 1908. The MC of the event was Matthew Anderson, President & CEO of The Osborn, who interviewed residents on their secrets for longevity.

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