Serene Senior Living in Northern Idaho

Carson is the Regional Director at About Senior Living North Idaho. With six years of service in the U.S. Navy, Carson developed discipline and a commitment to serving others. He holds a Bachelor’s in Organizational Leadership and a Master’s in Christian Leadership, which equip him to lead with compassion and purpose.

Growing up, Carson often accompanied his mother, Heather Shelly, who is the founder of ASL, to assisted living facilities, instilling in him a deep respect and passion for caring for seniors. He is also the founder of FEW, a ministry that focuses on mentoring young men. Carson’s lifelong dedication to helping people drives his mission to ensure seniors transition into environments where they can thrive with dignity and support.

Moorea Fowler is a compassionate leader whose journey has been shaped by diverse experiences and a deep-rooted dedication to serving others. As a former Division 1 collegiate athlete, she brings a spirit of determination, resilience, and teamwork to every endeavor. Equipped with a bachelor's degree in public relations and nonprofit management, Moorea has cultivated a career centered on effective communication and community engagement.

Growing up in the senior industry, Moorea developed a unique understanding of the challenges and opportunities within elder care while watching her mother and founder of About Senior Living, Heather Shelly. This background inspired her to approach every role with empathy and a people-first mindset. As a mother of five, she gracefully balances the demands of family life while making meaningful contributions to her community. Moorea is committed to compassionate and personal care  creating environments where our beloved senior community can thrive.

Aspen is the Media Director at About Senior Living North Idaho, specializing in professional photography and client relationships. She has a passion for visual storytelling and uses her expertise in photography and social media strategy to create authentic content that resonates with families and caregivers.

Aspen’s work bridges the gap between seniors, their families, and the communities that support them, effectively communicating the heart of senior care services.

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