Louise Thompson Re/Max First Integrity

09/11/2026

On 9/11/21, I worked at Miller's Senior Living Community and was with the residents, many who were WWII veterans. They were very upset, and I did my best to calm them, praying and give hugs. My mother's birthday was 9/11, and she spent the day alone in her suburban Detroit home watching the news and the towers being hit and falling. Even though I called her many times that day, I wish I could have been there with her....

A drone show recreating the Twin Towers lit up the skyline over New...

08/07/2026

07/11/2026

Great 1-level home in Muncie with 3 bedrooms, huge living room with wood-burning fireplace, bonus room, attached garage and fenced back yard. Immediate occupancy!

06/16/2026

This evening, I picked berries in my backyard. The blueberries are just ripening now. What are the berries on the right?

06/04/2026

It's cherry season! I mistakenly bought a sour cherry tree instead of sweet. This tree produces small tart cherries! When they turn burgundy makes for delicious cherries. Eat fresh if you like tart and put into baked goods or sweetened yogurt to if you prefer sweeter. Do you want to help me remove the pits with my cherry pitter?

05/14/2026

I made the bed this morning, but Ice Man decided he needed to sleep under the covers. I think he wants the weather to warm up too!

05/09/2026

Springhurst Health Campus celebrated the Grand Opening of their patio homes in Greenfield. During the event, resident Betty Parks spoke about how much she likes Springhurst and her new patio home. She said “Springhurst meets all of my criteria for healthy aging” with activities, fellowship and plenty of fun. Also pictured are Steve Long, CEO with Hancock Health and a Springhurst patio home.

05/07/2026

The featured speakers at yesterday's Hancock County Chamber meeting were Julia Compton, MD, Oncologist, and Joshua East, MD, Neurologist. The focus of their talk was about the latest in diagnosis and treatment for cancer and Alzheimer's disease. In particular, they explained how the PET/CT tests were improving diagnosis. Currently, the hospital has a loaned PET/CT which is there once a week which is causing delays in diagnosis, particularly dangerous for possible cancer. They explained the need to have a dedicated PET/CT at the hospital. The Hancock Health Foundation's goal is to raise $3 million towards the purchase. Steve Long, the Hospital's CEO and President, answered questions from the audience.

05/06/2026

The building at River's Edge Townhomes is continuing. I love to see the progress. These are the final Oasis models, and one is available for you to customize. Please DM me for info.