Westminster Canterbury Richmond was founded in 1971 by the Episcopal and Presbyterian churches and opened in 1975. Westminster Canterbury Richmond was the first among Richmond-area retirement communities to earn accreditation by the Continuing Care Accreditation Commission (now CARF-CCAC), the independent authority that evaluates all aspects of a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC).

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Westminster Canterbury Corporation

Westminster Canterbury Corporation's headquarters in Richmond, VA, United States

John D. Burns

Dan Stackhouse

James Lee Wright

Chelsea O. Naylor

Jason T. Collins

Kevin G. Daignault

Robert P. Mann

Lynn McClintock

W. Russell Gardner

Sloan H. Verlander

Stacey W. Nannery

William H. Blackwell

W. Lee Chaney III

Jennifer D. Britton

Angela P. Phelon

Herbert B. Thomson

Greta B. Peters

Haley H. Wolford

Christopher M. Michalik

Peter H. Bowles

James M. Kresge

P. Frederick Duckworth Jr.

Birck Turnbull

Brian K. Blount

Mary D. Ellison

Anne H. McDonnell

Thomas L. Bowden Jr.

Peter S. Alcom

Thomas G. Hardy III

George C. Howell III

Thomas H. Tullidge Jr.

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John D. Burns

W. Russell Gardner

Lynn McClintock

Robert P. Mann

Stacey W. Nannery

Sharon M. Poznanczyk

Sloan H. Verlander

Haley H. Wolford

Chelsea O. Naylor

Dan Stackhouse

Stacey Langley

Anita Adkins

Derek Oliver

Chris Wyndham

Jessica Goldberg

Kimberly Briggs

Glendon Kemp

Randall Bennett

Jessica Corbitt

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