Stacey Whiting
Every month, we have the privilege of stepping back and recognizing the remarkable people who make Twin Valley Developmental Services the organization it is. This month, we are proud to celebrate Alice, our Residential Day Supervisor, whose unwavering commitment to the individuals we serve is an inspiration to everyone around her.
Alice has spent over a decade as part of the Twin Valley family. In that time, she has shown up, day after day, with the kind of consistency and heart that can't be taught. Her role as Residential Day Supervisor means she's often the steady presence in the lives of the individuals she supports, and she takes that responsibility seriously in the best possible way.
"Thank you, Alice, for your continued hard work, dedication, and the positive impact you make every day." — Twin Valley Developmental Services
What makes Alice stand out is not just the length of her tenure, but the quality of her presence. She is someone the team can always count on: punctual, reliable, and thoughtful. When challenges arise, Alice is the kind of person who rolls up her sleeves and finds a solution. She goes above and beyond, not because she has to, but because that's simply who she is.
Those who work alongside Alice will tell you that her positivity is contagious. She creates an environment where the people she supports feel seen, respected, and genuinely cared for. That compassionate spirit ripples outward, uplifting coworkers, residents, and visitors alike.
At Twin Valley, our mission is to enhance the lives of the individuals we serve. That mission only succeeds because of people like Alice who live it out every single day. She is an essential part of what makes our residential programs a place of genuine growth, safety, and community.
Alice, thank you for being an essential part of our team and for representing Twin Valley with excellence. We are proud to call you our Employee of the Month, and even prouder to call you a colleague. Here's to you, and to many more years of the difference you make.