Spotlight

Paulette Corrine Neufville (Our Founder’s Mother); R.I.P. 1952-2004

There is a saying that LOVE changes everything. It heals, it encourages, it inspires and it perseveres. If LOVE is the message, then Paulette Corrine Neufville was the vessel in which it was carried from territory to territory being delivered to people in need. Her exemplary life was a shining beacon of charity, compassion and selflessness. The magnitude of her faith and works though known to her beneficiaries, were only fully revealed and understood by others posthumously.

This vessel of LOVE, CHARITY, COMPASSION and HOPE continues today in the PCN-Kids Foundation. May our works in-turn inspire others just as Paulette Corrine Neufville (PCN) has inspired us.

Fredrica “Aunt Birdie” Neufville (Our Founder’s Grandmother); R.I.P. 1914-1995

Fredrica “Aunt Birdie” Neufville was diminutive in stature but a giant in educational reach and impact. As an elementary school teacher for over 40 years, she educated students and developed young minds – challenging them to give of their best.

Using education and church as her platforms, Fredrica helped to prepare children to be responsible young men and women, by cultivating a sense of personal accountability, civic duty, fairness and spiritual balance. Like the sun and a candle that brings light where there was previously darkness, the knowledge and life-lessons imparted by Fredrica continue to guide many in their daily lives.

PCN-Kids Foundation stands in testimony to the inspirational role that Fredrica “Aunt Birdie” Neufville’s faith and works has had on her students, community, friends and family.