LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) – Billie Caviel, a woman who helped break barriers in health care and made sure everyone in her community was cared for, died on Monday at the age of 90.
Her legacy lives on in the Caviel Museum of African American History in East Lubbock, housed in the same building where she spent decades serving families.
“You look at her, you see success, you see love, you see all these things wrapped in one person. That’s Mrs. Billie Caviel,” Cosby Morton, board member of Roots Historical Arts Council, said…