Ronald and Margaret Mudge celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with a surprise party at The Homestead this week.
The celebration was filled with joy and celebration recently as Ronald and Margaret Mudge marked their 60th wedding anniversary.
The beloved couple, who visit The Homestead for daycare, were treated to a wonderful surprise party organised by the care home team.
Ronald, known affectionately as Ron, is no stranger to the community—having served as the Mayor of Exmouth, he is well-known for his dedication to the town.
The Homestead staff wanted to do something extra special to recognise both his and Margaret's contribution to the community, as well as their enduring love for each other.
Ronald shared a few words of gratitude, saying, "Margaret and I are overwhelmed by this wonderful surprise.
It’s not every day you celebrate 60 years together, and to do so surrounded by such warmth and kindness makes it all the more memorable.
"We’ve always loved coming to The Homestead, and today we feel truly at home."
Margaret echoed Ron's sentiments, expressing her delight in spending the day with those they care about.
“I couldn’t ask for anything more—it’s been a day full of love, and that’s all that really matters,” she said with a smile.
The Homestead's manager, Clare Titley added: "We are honoured to be part of such a special occasion in Ron and Margaret's lives.
"They are a wonderful couple and seeing their love for each other is an inspiration to us all. It was a privilege to organise this celebration, and we wish them many more happy years together."
The surprise party concluded with a toast to the happy couple, as residents, staff, and guests cheered for Ronald and Margaret.
The day truly embodied the spirit of love, community, and happiness—values that The Homestead Care Home holds dear.
Ron and Margaret’s love story has stood the test of time, and their anniversary celebration was a testament to the enduring power of love and connection.
The Homestead looks forward to welcoming them for many more wonderful days to come
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