Whidbey Island Living

Senior Services: Oak Harbor for older adults with Liz Lange

Reid Schwartz

In this episode of Whidbey Island Living, Liz Lange, the Director of Senior Services for the City of Oak Harbor, joins us to discuss the three major challenges facing seniors today: isolation and loneliness, the risk of falling, and more. Liz oversees The Center, a vital resource for adults 50 and older, providing everything from educational programs and fitness classes to social events and travel opportunities.

This episode is a must-listen for everyone—whether you’re a senior or have loved ones who are aging. The issues of isolation and loneliness are all too real, but there are solutions. Liz highlights the ways The Center is helping seniors stay active, engaged, and connected right here in our community.

For more information about The Center and the programs available, contact them at:

Phone: 360-279-4580
Email: llange@oakharbor.org
Website: https://www.oakharbor.gov/361/Senior-Services
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheCenterOH
Address: 51 SE Jerome Street
Oak Harbor, WA 98277

Reid Schwartz is not just a real estate broker; he’s a dedicated leader and active participant in the Whidbey Island community. A Navy veteran and 30-year island resident, Reid brings a unique perspective and deep-rooted passion to his work. As a proud Rotarian and a founding board member of North Whidbey Hearts and Hammers, he’s committed to making a difference in the lives of those around him. He also serves as the organization’s Public Relations Director, always on the lookout for volunteers eager to give back.

Whether it’s helping clients buy or sell their homes, connecting locals with community resources, or creating opportunities for neighbors to support one another, Reid is driven by a desire to make Whidbey Island a better place. He’s always looking for creative ways to help—whether it’s growing local businesses or offering a hand to those in need. For Reid, it’s about more than just real estate; it’s about building a stronger, more connected community through kindness, collaboration, and service.


Reid can be reached:
Phone: (360) 929-4808
Email: reid@reidschwartz.com
Website: reidschwartz.com