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January 2026

Born in Quincy, Carol Cuoco is a lifelong resident of the Boston area. Although she was an only child, Carol says that she has always been very social and found it easy to make friends, a trait that has remained a defining part of her personality throughout her life. After graduating from high school, Carol began a career as a personal secretary. Following the birth of her two daughters, she continued working while also taking on the role of homemaker. Carol found joy in both responsibilities, as she has always loved caring for others and helping those around her. As her children grew older, she and her family began traveling more, with tropical destinations becoming her favorite. Carol has a strong creative side and was known for often assisting family members with renovating and decorating their homes. Her creativity also extends into various forms of art and crafting, which she continues to enjoy. Now at Goddard House, Carol remains a true social butterfly, always greeting others warmly, inviting people to join her table, and making everyone feel welcome with a smile. She has also been actively involved in the OMA art programs, where one of her recent pieces was proudly displayed in the gallery. Carol’s smile is contagious and we are so happy to have her as part of our community.

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