About Carol

Carol was a beacon of light at the most difficult moment of our lives. She brought warmth, kindness, and deep capability into our home when my mother needed it most. Her patience was extraordinary—the patience of a saint—paired with the intelligence and instinct of someone who has spent a lifetime caring for others, particularly the mercurial elderly. She didn’t just care for my mother; she cared about her. Carol engaged her in gentle movement, thoughtful cognitive exercises, and, most importantly, surrounded her with constant love and warmth. While she handled all of the essentials—feeding, bathing, changing—with total competence, what set her apart was how she did it: always with dignity, tenderness, and genuine kindness. Her sunny disposition never faltered. Day after day, she showed up fully present, calm, and reassuring. Carol was not only a gift to my mother, who was living with dementia—she was a gift to our entire family. She made us feel supported, steadied, and cared for during an incredibly painful time. We worked with several caregivers, and none compare to Carol. Her impact on our family is lasting, and our gratitude is immeasurable.