Marcia Grant is a native of Kingston, Jamaica, the youngest of 4 children to her parents Daphne and Livingston Burton. She is married, have 2 beautiful children and one amazing grandchild. She is an entrepreneur and a real estate agent. She enjoys working to build the Kingdom of God and serving as the leader of the women’s auxiliary, assist with dance ministry and sings on the choir. As her parents’ primary caregiver, the daily mission is to ensure that they receive the best quality of care as they age. Marcia is grateful beyond words to have her parents still in her life, she would not trade the experience for anything else in the world.

Pauline Ebanks was born and raised in Brooklyn N.Y., she relocated to Florida with her husband and 3 children in 1995. In 2007 she received a Bachelors in Elementary Education and have happily been a teacher for the last eight years. She is currently a caregiver for her mom Doris (92) and dad Gladson (91), they relocated to Brooklyn from Jamaica in the late 50’s, and moved to Florida in 1999 to support Pauline with continuous love after her divorce in (2000). They are blessed with seven greatgrandchildren. Even though it’s hard seeing the changes occurring in their lives as they age, and the challenges faced with my schedule, it is a privilege being their daughter.

Adrianne Morris is a native of South Florida, the youngest and only girl of 4 brothers in her family. Worked for many years in state government but is currently serving at 4KIDS, working with young adults who have aged out of the foster care system or are homeless youths in our community. Her mom Estelle, raised 5 children as a divorced, single parent. In spite all of mom’s health challenges over the years (blood disorder, massive brain bleed, Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, cancer treatments, dementia, and syncope) she enjoys dancing and walking. It’s been an honor for the past 4 and a half years serving and caring for my strong, brave and loving mom in my home.”

Karla Faye Williams-Francis has made music her life and passion. She is married, A Recording Artist, Certified Music Educator, Music Composer and Arranger. A music teacher for fourteen years at Village Academy in Delray Beach. Karla and her brother Carlton lived in a home always full of great music and singing. Her dad Carl Williams passed in 2006 from complications with Pneumonia. Her mom Barbara was a lead choir member and a High School History teacher. Mom ensured that Karla & Carlton were not just talented but skilled with music knowledge; playing of the piano and voice lessons. In 2020 her mom was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, she is currently in a memory care facility, she may not remember her children’s name but she remembers the songs. Music sparks her memories and mental awareness. “Where words fail, music speaks” Hans Christian Anderson”