Senior bride gets married where she lives and works

For some people, Hebrew SeniorLife’s Jack Satter House in Revere is a place they call home. For others, it is their place of work. For Amy Courtney, it is both and much, much more.

Courtney has been the friendly face at Satter’s front desk for nearly nine years. After a birthday a few years ago, she became eligible to apply for an apartment at Satter. Her mother applied as well and they both currently live on the same floor, giving Amy an ideal commute. And now her husband makes three! Recently, Amy and her fiancé, David, tied the knot at Hebrew SeniorLife’s seaside site.

“People asked me, ‘Are you sure you want to live where you work?’ But it is a beautiful place,” Courtney says. “I love my coworkers and other residents. It is a second family.”

And that second family was on hand to celebrate her special day:

• Satter Chaplain Lior Nevo officiated.
• Satter Dining Services Director Rob Crevatis and Dining Services Manager Yury Martinez offered their team’s catering expertise.
• A fellow resident served as the photographer.
• A DJ who often visits Satter spun the tunes at the reception.

“The wedding was fantastic. Everyone did such a wonderful job. David and I were so pleased,” Courtney says. “And whether you are married or not, Satter is a great place.”