10/05/2025
Happy Sunday to our beautiful families and caregivers ❤️
I’ve been a 24/7 caregiver to my son Ben for 26 years now. It’s been an incredibly difficult journey at times — but along the way, I’ve been blessed to find my people — those who have been there for me and for my family through it all.
You may not have four or five people in your corner… maybe it’s just one. But having someone makes this journey a little less lonely, and a little more hopeful. ❤️
So today, take a moment to reach out to that someone — the person who checks in, listens, or simply understands without words. Let them know they matter. Together, we remind each other that we’re never truly alone on this path.
Diane,
Ensemble Committee Member
In just a few weeks, my family will pack up and head out for fall break with several other families. On the surface, it’s a vacation. But when I stop and think about it, it’s so much more. It’s a reminder of how friendships can quietly transform into family, and how the people we do life with shape who we are becoming.
They say you are a reflection of the five people you spend the most time with. And when I look at my circle, I see my foundation of peace, the ones who remind me how to laugh and have fun, and the ones who push me to be better. A better friend, a better wife, a better mom, a better businesswoman.
It’s funny how some of the most important and influential people in your life aren’t the ones you grew up with—but the ones you meet later, once you’ve lived enough to truly know yourself. That’s when God’s timing steps in. When you understand what you need, what you want, and who you want to walk alongside in this life.
Life is built in little moments—conversations over coffee, spontaneous laughter, vacations that turn into traditions. Each moment stacks on the next, slowly building the life you’ve always desired.
So don’t wait to “find your people.” Be intentional. Show up. Align yourself with those who bring out the best in you. Because the life you want isn’t something that just happens—it’s something you help build, one relationship, one moment at a time.