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Lisa Minter, director of housekeeping, left; Joe Johnson, maintinance mechanic, back; and J. Ruth Friedman, long time resident, right; will celebrate being at Edenwald for 30 years on Tuesday.
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Lisa Minter, director of housekeeping, has been at Edenwald for 30 years and will celebrate the 30th anniversary Tuesday.
![Sally Ransom-Knecht, a former board member and current resident, shows...]()
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Sally Ransom-Knecht, a former board member and current resident, shows the archival cases that she worked on to commemorate the history of Edenwald.
![Artifacts fill a case to commemorate the rich history Edenwald's...]()
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Artifacts fill a case to commemorate the rich history Edenwald's predecessor, Greisenheim, a facility originally located in downtown Baltimore.
![J. Ruth Friedman, orginally from Pikesville, has lived at Edenwald...]()
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J. Ruth Friedman, orginally from Pikesville, has lived at Edenwald for the past 30 years.
![Joe Johnson, a maintinance mechanic, remembers helping residents move in...]()
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Joe Johnson, a maintinance mechanic, remembers helping residents move in 30 years ago when Edenwald opened its doors.
Lisa Minter, director of housekeeping, left; Joe Johnson, maintinance mechanic, back; and J. Ruth Friedman, long time resident, right; will celebrate being at Edenwald for 30 years on Tuesday.
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The last remaining original resident planned to cut the birthday cake Tuesday, Sept. 29, as the Edenwald retirement community celebrated its 30th year since it relocated from Baltimore to Towson in 1985.
