Today’s Caregiver Honors Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter At 25th Anniversary Celebration

Oct. 23, 2012 - PRLog -- Today’s Caregiver magazine, since 1995, the nation’s most recognized print, online and conference community http://www.caregiver.com dedicated to educating and training family and professional caregivers, proudly announces that Former First Lady Roselynn Carter is the 102nd  cover interview. The magazine will be presented to those in attendance at the Rosalynn Carter Institute For Caregiver Education Annual Banquet and Awards Ceremony celebrating the Institute’s 25th anniversary on October 25 in Americus, Georgia.  

Gary Edward Barg, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Today’s Caregiver magazine and caregiver.com states, “It will be an honor to join Mrs. Carter at the celebration in Americus. We are presenting each attendee with a copy of the magazine featuring Mrs. Carter’s interview. He continues, “The date has another significance to the Today’s Caregiver family since it is the 17th anniversary of the launch of our online community, http://www.caregiver.com.  When we launched caregiver.com in 1995, Mrs. Carter was one of the very few people already supporting family caregivers. All family caregiver advocates are in her debt for lighting the way.”

Barg is author of the book The Fearless Caregiver and host to 119 Fearless Caregiver Conferences held around the nation. The events are designed to help family caregivers learn how to best care for themselves as they care for their loved ones.   Today’s Caregiver also just presented the 10th annual Caregiver Friendly Awards® designed to celebrate outstanding books, media, products and services produced with the best interest of the family caregiver in mind.  

Other celebrity cover interviews have included Leeza Gibbons, Clay Walker, Kathy Greenlee, Debbie Reynolds, Henry Winkler, Barry Manilow, Dixie Carter, Della Reese, Linda Dano, Patricia Richardson, Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, Former Senator Robert Dole, Robert Urich and Clay Aiken. The digital version of the magazine is available free of charge at http://www.caregiver.com.