SOUTHBURY, Conn. — For the past three years the Watermark at East Hill, a continuing care retirement community in Southbury has opened its doors to hold the Forever Together Luncheon.
The event is open to the public and the staffers at Watermark say there's a reason the lunch is put on the day before Valentine's Day.
"We do it to celebrate love and togetherness," said Samantha Nook, the marketing director at The Watermark at East Hill.
As the wait staff served up the four course lunch and a harp played to set the Valentine's mood, JaKeith Jackson, the community liaison at Watermark said, "we have couples from all over coming in to sit down and enjoy one another. Jackson then added, "they can bask in love and happiness."
