Pitt Warner grew up in Canada and was no stranger to hard work - as a drummer, in the family needlework art business, teaching elementary school and an accomplished photographer.

Arleigh Yewchan loved life and learning. She found a passion for exercise early in life and carried it with her to the end – still involved in yoga classes and folk dancing at age 92.

Glenn grew up in a time when a guy’s pride stemmed from such things as the ability to look under the hood of a ’57 Bel Air and figure out why it was running rough. He says now we are living lives without ever looking under the hood.

Author Colette Michelle and retired Naval Officer Jack Hessler consider lifelong learning and volunteering important to making their post-retirement years meaningful.

"Oasis taught me that remaining physically and mentally active are interrelated and that directly giving back to others can be very rewarding. For me, these are the keys to successful aging."

Emily has taken almost 500 Oasis classes, especially poetry and prose workshops, history, political science, mythology and religion. She is writing a memoir of family stories titled One Woman’s Journey.

Kathryn knows that seniors want to remain active and fully engaged in life and they have unlimited curiosity about technology and other new developments in our ever-changing world.