Touching Hearts held a “Dolly themed” baby shower to honor our scheduler, Kaitlyn Defoe, her husband, Jeremy, and their baby to be, Allie Rae!
Kaitlyn has played an important role at Touching Hearts for almost 2 years. Initially she served as care coordinator, but moved into the scheduling role a little over six months ago. Kaitlyn does an outstanding job with scheduling…..but she is an even better mother! We are excited about her new addition and look forward to welcoming a new baby to the Touching Hearts at home family.
While Kaitlyn is on maternity leave in December & January, our other scheduler, Katrina Weems will handle the bulk of the scheduling with support of our office manager, Sandy Gogulski, and our Recruiter, Kelly Mayo.
Congratulations Kaitlyn and Jeremy! We celebrate with you as you be one a family of four!
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