Meet the founder
My Story
Why I started Comfort Notes
I started Comfort Notes after a season that changed my life.
After being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, I went through a Whipple surgery, chemotherapy, and a long recovery. There were many hard days, but there were also many moments of kindness, prayer, encouragement, and hope that helped carry me through.
When my health changed, I was no longer able to keep working the way I had before. That was not easy. I have always wanted to be useful, to care for people, and to do something meaningful with my time.
This became a way for me to do that.
I know how much a thoughtful word can mean when someone is going through something difficult. A card, a small gift, or a simple message can remind a person that they are not forgotten. It can bring comfort on a hard day and hope when they need it most.
My heart is simple: to help people encourage the ones they love.
Whether someone is healing, grieving, going through treatment, starting over, or just needing a little light, I hope these notes and gifts help them feel seen, cared for, and loved.
This is my way of sharing encouragement, one note at a time.
After being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, I went through a Whipple surgery, chemotherapy, and a long recovery. There were many hard days, but there were also many moments of kindness, prayer, encouragement, and hope that helped carry me through.
When my health changed, I was no longer able to keep working the way I had before. That was not easy. I have always wanted to be useful, to care for people, and to do something meaningful with my time.
This became a way for me to do that.
I know how much a thoughtful word can mean when someone is going through something difficult. A card, a small gift, or a simple message can remind a person that they are not forgotten. It can bring comfort on a hard day and hope when they need it most.
My heart is simple: to help people encourage the ones they love.
Whether someone is healing, grieving, going through treatment, starting over, or just needing a little light, I hope these notes and gifts help them feel seen, cared for, and loved.
This is my way of sharing encouragement, one note at a time.