Jaime Moyer, left, with his father, Jim Moyer, second from left.
(The following information was provided by Living Branches.)
On Friday, residents at Souderton Mennonite Homes gathered for a special early Father’s Day program with former professional baseball player and local member of the community, Jamie Moyer.
Moyer pitched for the Phillies during the World Series championship games in 2008 and his father — who was also a professional baseball player for a short time — resides at Souderton Mennonite Homes (pictured in the family photo). Moyer spoke about his 25-year baseball career with eight different major league teams and the ups and downs he has experienced over the years.
Living Branches is a not-for-profit system of retirement living and affordable housing communities dedicated to providing quality, life-enriching services on three campuses in southeastern Pennsylvania. Souderton Mennonite Homes is one of the three campuses and provides a full spectrum of supportive living services, including health care, personal care, and memory care.
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