FAIRHOPE, Ala. (WKRG) — One resident at Arabella Health and Wellness of Fairhope is known for brightening up every room.
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“Miss Montgomery is smiles every day. She doesn’t have a bad day. She makes everyone’s day better when she passes by,” Human Resources Director at Arabella Elizabeth Tranchina said. “She’s a part of the family. This is her home.”
Veronica Montgomery is a dementia patient at the facility, and there’s been one question she never stopped asking.
“She stops by my office multiple times a day and has since I started here to ask me if I could help get her high school diploma,” Tranchina explained.
That diploma is from Flomaton High School, a cherished milestone now lost…