AGE

OUT LOUD

What does it mean to Age Out Loud?

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Age is not a limitation—it’s a testament to a life well-lived and dreams yet to be fulfilled.

Infinity Healthcare celebrates the vitality, individuality, and accomplishments of seniors who refuse to let age define them. From accomplished professionals to loving parents and lifelong learners, these inspiring individuals prove that the golden years are a time to shine brighter than ever. By showcasing their stories and eccentric styles, we aim to break stereotypes about aging and inspire people to embrace every stage of life with confidence and joy.

Behind every Age Out Loud story is a support system that makes it all possible. That’s where we come in. Our home care services are designed to empower seniors to live life on their terms—whether it’s providing assistance with daily tasks, offering companionship, or managing health needs. We help create a foundation of independence and comfort so that seniors can focus on what matters most: enjoying their passions, spending time with loved ones, and achieving greatness every single day. Let us be your partner in celebrating the agelessly awesome journey of life.

Age Out Loud: Be Unapologetically You!

At Infinity Healthcare, our mission is to empower people to maintain an independent lifestyle and age in place with dignity. Based in Edmonton, Alberta, we provide home health care, dementia care, and companion care services. We believe that everyone deserves to live their best life, and it is our privilege to support our clients in reaching their goals.

Age Out Loud: Be Unapologetically You!

At Infinity Healthcare, our mission is to empower people to maintain an independent lifestyle and age in place with dignity. Based in Edmonton, Alberta, we provide home health care, dementia care, and companion care services. We believe that everyone deserves to live their best life, and it is our privilege to support our clients in reaching their goals.

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At Infinity Healthcare, our mission is to empower people to maintain an independent lifestyle and age in place with dignity. Based in Edmonton, Alberta, we provide home health care, dementia care, and companion care services. We believe that everyone deserves to live their best life, and it is our privilege to support our clients in reaching their goals.

Meet This Month's Age Out Loud Ambassador!

Age Out Loud Ambassador | December

GRACE – 66   

Grace: “..mind your own business. A lot happened before you were born.  And  find your passion and pursue it relentlessly. It is worth it.” 

Grace recently retired after a remarkable career dedicated to making a difference in the fields of correctional services and addictions. Most notably, she worked extensively with Drug Treatment Courts across Alberta, including leading efforts to establish new courts throughout the province. Grace also collaborated with international organizations, sharing her expertise on drug treatment court dynamics in countries like Bolivia, Guyana, Abu Dhabi, and the United States. 

One of Grace’s greatest passions is travel. She has explored the world through solo adventures, work-related trips, and now in retirement with her partner, Arnie. Grace also enjoys kayaking, e-biking, walking, and spending quality time with her grandchildren. Born and raised in a small Mennonite farming community in southern Manitoba, she moved to Alberta over 30 years ago and has called it home ever since. 

Grace has two children, six grandchildren (with one on the way), and shares additional grandchildren with Arnie, her partner of three years. The couple is engaged and planning their wedding for 2025. 

Three things you might not know about Grace? She spent the first 14 years of her career as a frontline correctional officer, worked over a decade as an addictions counselor, met Arnie on eHarmony, and is now pursuing piano lessons as part of her retirement goals. 

Looking for More LOUD individuals?

Every month we release a new Age Out Loud ambassador and showcase their achievements.

Age Out Loud Ambassador | November

SANDRA – 68 

Honored as one of Edmonton’s “100 Edmontonians of the Century,” I have dedicated my life to education, advocacy, and supporting marginalized children and families. As former Director of the City Centre Education Project with Edmonton Public Schools, I led nationally recognized initiatives to empower inner-city students. From 2004 to 2009, I worked on Alberta’s Family Violence and Anti-Bullying Initiative, promoting mental health in schools. An Honorary Doctorate recipient (2014), I currently serve as an adjunct professor and volunteer with various organizations. I live in Edmonton’s river valley with my husband, Tom, and our rescue dog, Belle, cherishing family and friendships. 

Age Out Loud Ambassador | October

TRISH – 68

Trish, born in Toronto, moved to the Northwest Territories in 1957, eventually settling in Inuvik. After earning a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology, she worked for the federal government and later became the Principal for Indigenous Relations at ARA Consultants. In 1989, Trish became the first CEO of the Nunee Health Authority in Fort Chipewyan, signing landmark agreements with Health Canada. She continued her impactful career in Indigenous health services, serving as Regional Director General for First Nations and Inuit Health, and later, Assistant Deputy Minister of Public Health for Alberta. Trish is now a Senior Advisor with the First Nations Health Consortium.  

Age Out Loud Ambassador | September

HICCUP – 15 or 105 in human years

Hiccup, a 16-year-old support dog, is a seasoned traveler, loyal companion, and joy-bringer with an impressive passport featuring 19 countries. Known for his irresistible charm and heart-melting smile, Hiccup has spent his life spreading happiness and inspiring “aww”s wherever he goes. This September, he’ll celebrate his Sweet 16 in style, revisiting his favorite spot—Paris, France—where his Parisian pup adventures began. From cobblestone streets to cozy homes, Hiccup has mastered the art of living life to the fullest, proving that age is just a number for a pup as spirited and lovable as he is. 

Age Out Loud Ambassador | August

ARNIE – 68 

Arnie is a retired veteran and former Physician Assistant with over 30 years of service in the Canadian Armed Forces. Born in Germany and adopted into a Canadian military family, his life has been one of adventure and discovery. He later worked as a Funeral Director for over a decade. Now embracing retirement, Arnie enjoys traveling with his partner Gracie, spending time with his children, seven grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. Passionate about kayaking, hiking, and theatre, he has also dedicated eight years to volunteering with his therapy dog, Cowboy. Together, they now enjoy a well-earned retirement filled with family and adventure. 

Age Out Loud Ambassador | July

RICHARD – 65 

Born in Poland under a communist regime, I found solace in the beauty of my seaside hometown, Sopot. After earning a degree in Economics from the University of Gdansk in 1981, I fled Poland during martial law, spending a year in an Austrian refugee camp before immigrating to Canada. In Canada, I built a 38-year career, with 20 years in nursing and 18 in occupational health and safety, earning the CRSP designation. Now retired, I cherish time with my two daughters, my dog Dennis, and my bird Henry, enjoying outdoor activities like hiking, biking, and tennis while embracing life’s simple joys. 

Age Out Loud Ambassador | June

HARJINDER – 72 

Harjinder, 72, was born and raised in India, where she experienced the rich diversity of the country as the daughter of an Army officer. A dedicated scholar, she earned master’s degrees in political science and history before marrying and moving to Canada in 1978. Together with her husband, she built a loving home, raising three children while balancing career and family. Now retired, Harjinder enjoys her passions, including cooking, reading, music, badminton, and time with her two grandchildren. She treasures her life’s journey and embraces the simple joys of family, community, and inspiring others through her story. 

Age Out Loud Ambassador | May

Krystyna

Born in Birmingham, England, to Polish immigrants, I was raised in a Catholic school for girls and spent much time in Polish school and church. After a first short marriage, I was blessed with my daughter, Jessica, in my second marriage. Now married to Jay, my patient and supportive husband, I found my true calling in health and beauty therapy, running my own business in both England and Canada. A lover of the arts, I paint, dance, and recently began modeling and acting, even singing on stage. I believe it’s never too late for seniors to pursue their passions and dreams. 

Age Out Loud Ambassador | April

Jay

Born and raised in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, I grew up passionate about sports, with hockey, football, and track shaping my early years. In 1969, I married Donna, and we moved to Calgary, where I earned a BEd and MEd specializing in Physical Education and Leadership. My 30-year career in education included roles as a teacher, Principal, and Chief Superintendent of Canada’s largest Public Charter School. Donna and I, married for 55 years, have two sons and three grandchildren. Beyond work, I served as President of the Okotoks Bisons Junior Hockey Club for 14 years and currently lead the Westend Seniors Activity Centre 

Age Out Loud Ambassador | March

Louise

Louise Hayes was the Manager, Organizational Liaison, Indigenous Initiatives with Alberta Indigenous Relations and a lifelong advocate for equity and community empowerment. She has worked extensively with Métis and First Nations communities across Canada and served as Chair of the Edmonton Public Schools Foundation, co-Chair of the Chief’s Advisory Council of the Edmonton Police Service, and was a board member for several organizations, including United Way and Frontier College. A recipient of an Honorary Doctorate of Laws and the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal, Louise is renowned for her leadership, dedication to literacy, and ability to foster impactful connections and partnerships.

Age Out Loud Ambassador | February

Leith

Leith R. Campbell, based in Edmonton, Alberta, is a distinguished educator, counselor, and leader with over 50 years of service in Indigenous education and community development. Holding multiple degrees from the University of Alberta, including a Master of Education in Administration, Leith began his career in geochemistry before transitioning to teaching, counseling, and Indigenous education. He supervised the Indigenous education program for the Edmonton Catholic School District and served as Director of Education for the Kitaskinaw Education Authority. A published author and award recipient, Leith remains active through workshops, volunteerism, running, and advocating for holistic health and social causes.

Age Out Loud Ambassador | January

Wendy

Born and raised in Edmonton, I’ve always called this city home, sharing 52 wonderful years of marriage with my husband. Together, we’ve traveled extensively, with river cruises being my favorite adventure. I’m a proud mother of three and a doting grandmother to my four-year-old grandson, the light of my life.

After a 34-year career with a Canadian company, where I managed Accounts Receivable for Western Canada and taught software, I retired to pursue my passions for baking, quilting, and volunteering. Now, I spend much of my time at the West End Seniors Activity Center, my “happy place,” where I serve as Birthday Party Coordinator and volunteer regularly.