Beyond Angel Care LLC

11/26/2025

My client finished this very interesting puzzle!!

How amazing is this circle jigsaw puzzle. It came with a booklet about who it was...Thérèse of Lisieux was a young French nun who lived a short but very meaningful life. She was born in 1873 and felt called to love God from a very young age. At just 15 years old, she entered a Carmelite convent, where she spent her days praying, doing small chores, and trying to show love in every little action.

Thérèse believed that you didn’t need to do big, dramatic things to be close to God. Instead, she taught that even small acts of kindness, done with love, could be holy. This became known as her “Little Way.”

She became very sick with tuberculosis and died young, at age 24. After her death, people read her writings and were deeply moved by her simple but powerful message about love, humility, and trust. Eventually, she became one of the most beloved saints in the Catholic Church.

Today, she’s known as “The Little Flower” because of her belief in offering small, beautiful acts of love—like little flowers—to God.

11/11/2025

Sometimes it’s the smallest acts that hold the biggest meaning. Putting up a Christmas tree might seem simple, but to someone else, it could mean the world.

11/11/2025

Happy Veterans Day to all who have served and sacrificed. From Beyond Angel Care, our hearts are with you today and every day. We honor your courage, your strength, and the freedom you’ve given us all. ❤️🇺🇸

11/06/2025

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10/27/2025

You’re resting in peace now, but you still have me thinking about that question you asked:
“If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?”

That was you — always making people stop and think, always turning an ordinary moment into a deep conversation that lingered long after. You had a way of challenging minds without even trying. The random facts you could share at the snap of a finger, the stories behind them, the meaning you found in the smallest things — it all showed what a brilliant, curious, and unique mind you had.
You will be deeply missed, but never forgotten. Thinking of your family, friends, and everyone who was lucky enough to cross paths with you. May your light and your wisdom continue to echo, just like the sound of that falling tree — whether we hear it or not.

Ashley Carpenter

10/27/2025

Beyond Angel Care LLC Hands I’ve cared for through the year. Every one tells a story. ❤️ 🙏

10/25/2025

This particular client was an engineer. His mind was brilliant — sharp, analytical, always curious. You could tell he saw the world through a different lens, one built on precision and logic, yet he carried a quiet gentleness that balanced it all. He was strong in ways that went far beyond the physical — his strength showed in his calm and the dignity he held onto through every challenge.It’s amazing how much time means nothing in this line of work. It was such a short, short time knowing him — but somehow, it still felt deep. Real. Like I’d known him far longer than the calendar would show. That’s the part that always gets me — how a brief connection can leave such a lasting mark.I was honored to care for him, to be trusted in those sacred spaces where life slows down and everything becomes real.
Rest easy, my friend. You were truly an honor to know.

10/16/2025

He was a strong man — not loud, not demanding, just steady. The kind of strength that comes from a lifetime of hard work, of doing what needed to be done without ever asking for help. For a long time, our visits were simple. He’d sit in his chair, I’d bring him coffee, and we’d talk about the weather or whatever was on TV. Never too deep. Never too personal.

But one day, something changed. Maybe he was tired of holding it all in. Maybe he just needed someone to care enough to sit still and listen. That afternoon, he started talking — really talking. He told me about his childhood, his first love, the heartbreaks, the years of struggle, the things he was proud of and the ones he wasn’t. His words came slow, almost hesitant at first, but once they started, it was like he’d been waiting his whole life to let them out.

I didn’t say much. I didn’t have to. I just listened — and held the space for him to finally be seen, not as a patient, but as a man who had lived, loved, lost, and endured.

When I left that evening, I knew something was different. There was a calm in his eyes I hadn’t seen before — a peace that comes when you’ve finally said the things you’ve carried too long in silence.

Not long after, he passed. Quietly. Peacefully. The way he lived — without fanfare, without noise. But I knew in my heart, his story had finally been told.

That’s what I think about often — how perfect that ending really was. Not because it was easy, but because it was honest. Beyond Angel Care isn’t just about tending to bodies; it’s about tending to souls. It’s about being there when someone finally decides to open their heart, and making sure they don’t leave this world unheard.

He reminded me why I do what I do. Every story matters — even the ones whispered in the final days. Especially those.

10/15/2025

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