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Discover the freedom, friendships and peace of mind that come with retiring in an MRC community. With locations across Texas, MRC offers maintenance-free living, engaging experiences, supportive services and a faith-inspired, relationship-centered approach that makes every community feel like home.
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Working at MRC is more than just a job—it’s an opportunity to be part of a mission-driven, faith-based organization that puts people first. As a nonprofit, MRC reinvests in its communities and team members, creating a workplace focused on purpose, compassion, and meaningful impact. Employees experience a culture rooted in strong values, servant leadership, and genuine connection, making their work not only rewarding, but deeply fulfilling.
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The phrase was originally made famous by announcer Tom Cheek who famously exclaimed, “Touch ‘em all, Joe” as Joe Carter hit a World Series-winning home run in 1993 for the Toronto Blue Jays. The phrase now seems appropriate for outgoing Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Don Stephens who has certainly hit the proverbial homerun in his career.
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In mid-August, Methodist Retirement Communities was busy with exciting announcements. Firstly, Lee Trumble accepted the position of Chief Financial Officer as the organization celebrates the retirement of Don Stephens who formerly held the role. Secondly, Matthew Currie accepted a promotion from Vice President of Operations to Chief Operating Officer.
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