Heaven's Helpers
Heaven's Helpers is a company that God put on the mind of Tammy Ann Hartmann, born and raised in Florissant, MO. Currently living in Dardenne Prairie, MO. with her family. Tammy is no stranger to the accomplishment of a good day's work being done. Also, she lives with the daily understanding that loving families always want the best for each other, and sometimes the demands life puts on us require a little delegation of duties in order to get it all done, and done very well.
Tammy's adult working career began in 1993 at Camp Cedarledge where she worked in the Health Lodge and rode horses in her spare time. From there, 1996 through 1998, she worked as a Nurse's Aide. The year her daughter came along, she became a Certified Nurse's Assistant and remained employed in that capacity until 2001. Her son was born in 2001 and Tammy graduated as an Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN). She worked as an LPN and helped on the family farm from 2001 through 2003. Graduation from Maryville University's School of Nursing in 2003, was a huge honor for Tammy, and a stepping stone in her career that allowed her to work as a "Real Nurse" (Registered Nurse) in the words of her grandmother, Juanita until 2012.
Currently, Heaven's Helpers is involved in providing care for those challenged with physical or mental conditions and doing commercial or residential janitorial work. The first client that Heaven's Helpers had and her family was seen as "Heaven's Helpers" to Tammy because of the way they were encouraging her to pursue the career she has been led to for over 30 years. That career is to be of service to one's fellow man, and to do the very best quality work possible regarding services such as in home care for all ages, cooking, cleaning, organizing, assisting with exercise programs in the home, cleaning and providing transportation. Please join with us on the journey to see how God in Heaven, and here in our hearts on Earth, helps us all for many years to come. May God continue to bless you, your family and our country.
