This journey began with my mom.

I started reaching out to local community centers, hoping to find ways for her to stay socially active and connect with others in her stage of life. My dad was still working during the day, and I wanted her to have somewhere she could go. Somewhere that kept her mind sharp, her body moving, and gave her something to look forward to each day.

The more I looked into it, the more I realized how important it is for older adults to stay engaged, connected, and active. I also began to notice just how many people were looking for the same thing, for their parents, their loved ones, or even for themselves.

That’s when the idea for Rideline Shuttle Service, DBA was born.

Now, as I step into semi-retirement, I’m proud to bring this vision to life: a service that helps people maintain independence, stay involved, and feel like part of something, because everyone deserves that at every stage of life.