I set out to be an athletic trainer at Washington State University. That's what I loved doing and that's where my life was taking me. Then I wanted be a nurse because they made more money and I could stay in the medical field. I decided nursing school was too competitive and I wanted to work with kids and become a teacher. Then I decided university life wasn't for me and moved home to complete my associate's degree. During this time, my parents hired me to work at our family

November 12, 2004, changed his life forever when Steve Connor became an amputee and veteran of the United States Navy. A tragic accident left the 23-year-old Second Class Machinist Mate in a coma for weeks. Since the accident, Steve and his wife, Keri, have become an inspiration to other amputees and their families. In need of a certified caregiver, Keri stepped to the plate while being a mother and business owner of a successful salon. Steve’s great grandmother, Myrtle, is t