For more than a decade, Lori has helped older adults and their families navigate downsizing, relocation, estate clearing, and other life transitions with less stress and more confidence. As the founder of Consider It Done, Lori combines practical expertise, compassion, and a deep understanding of the emotional side of letting go. Her professional training in move management, organizing, and life transitions, along with years of experience supporting families through complex decisions, has made Consider It Done a trusted resource throughout Central Pennsylvania.

Prior to founding Consider It Done, she built a career supporting executive leadership in managing complex office operations and working in human resources, where she assisted employees with sensitive benefits, medical, and workplace safety matters.

Lori is a former member of the Board of Directors for the National Association of Productivity and Organizing Professionals (NAPO) and has earned specialist certificates in Life Transitions, Residential Organizing, Move Management & Home Staging, and Brain-Based Conditions. She is also a member of the National Association of Senior Move Managers (NASMM), The Keys Guild, and an Ally Member of the National Association of Black Professional Organizers (NABPO).

Committed to serving her community, Lori currently serves on the Board of Directors for Choices Healthcare and is a member of the Kiwanis Club of Harrisburg and the Harrisburg Symphony Society. She has also supported numerous charitable causes and previously served on the Board of Trustees for the Central Pennsylvania Chapter of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.

Richard finds fulfillment in the personal connections and meaningful work of Consider It Done. He enjoys providing a plan, solutions, and assistance to clients to realize their vision and achieve their objectives. Having the client’s trust to manage the logistics of their homes, workplaces, and lives and seeing their burdens and stresses lifted is an honor, and it is profoundly rewarding to him.

Richard worked in nonprofit public media for many years prior to joining the Consider It Done team, and he also had a long career in the hospitality industry. He has a police science degree, and after college he interned as an employee of a regional police department. Richard is a U.S. Army veteran, serving as a Small Arms Repairer/Armorer.

Richard has a passion for planning and organizing, and outside of Consider It Done he puts those skills to work on numerous trips and getaway adventures. He enjoys reading mystery books, watching film noir, and playing guitar. Richard has three children—boy/girl twins and another son—and he and his wife Sharon enjoy living in wonderful Midtown Harrisburg.

Michele is grateful to be part of the Consider It Done team. She appreciates the ability to collaborate with clients and team members, and most enjoys the projects where the entire CID team works together to help a client.

Michele is a graduate of Dickinson Law School and is a licensed attorney. She is a member of the National Association of Productivity and Organizing Professionals (NAPO).

Originally from the Boston, Massachusetts area, Michele now lives in Carlisle with her husband and two rescue dogs: Sherlock, a Labrador retriever mix, and Garrett, a Vizsla mix. She enjoys reading, kayaking hiking, biking, and anything soccer related. Her two most memorable vacations were to Seattle/Vancouver to see the 2015 Women’s World Cup and visiting Spain.

Toni finds great satisfaction in knowing her work with the Consider It Done team helps individuals and families successfully navigate overwhelming tasks! Toni helps clients review and sort items for donations and delivers donations to local charities and thrift shops.

Toni spent her career as a medical technologist and is board certified in radiology, nuclear medicine, and nuclear cardiology. She has been married to her sweetheart for more than 30 years. She has a son, two stepdaughters, and seven grandchildren! Ivy, an English Springer Spaniel, is also an important member of the family.

Toni loves to travel, especially to enjoy the sunshine and beautiful blue water in Key West. Her most daring adventure was riding a zip line in the jungle of Costa Rica! Toni enjoys spending time with family and friends, making chocolate truffles and novelties, and going on mission trips with Samaritan’s Purse.

Amy finds great fulfillment in serving on the Consider It Done team, where she is passionate about creating beautiful, functional spaces that clients can enjoy and thrive in for years to come. With a genuine heart for helping others, she builds meaningful connections with clients while approaching every project with organization, efficiency, and attention to detail.

Bringing more than 25 years of experience as a massage therapist, Amy has dedicated her career to caring for others and understanding their individual needs. This background has shaped her compassionate approach and her desire to make a positive difference in the lives of those she serves.

She has been married to her husband, Jeremiah, for 25 years, and together they are blessed with four children. Outside of work, she enjoys attending her children’s sporting events, participating in church activities and spending time in sunny Florida. Her idea of a perfect day is one spent surrounded by family.

Joyce is a dedicated Lead Organizer for Consider It Done’s State College market. As a retired Nurse Practitioner, she has a heart for assisting others on their journey towards a more organized and fulfilling life. She ensures each client’s unique needs are met with care and expertise.

In her 38 years of marriage to Dave, Joyce has found joy in family gatherings, exploring new destinations, tending to her garden, and engaging in lively game nights. Her love for pickleball and newfound interest in golf add an extra spark to her active lifestyle. Outside of work, Joyce contributes to her community as a vibrant member of the Bellefonte Sunrise Rotary Club.

Carol is proud to be part of the Consider It Done team, serving the State College community. A native of State College, she spent many years living and working in the Philadelphia area before moving to rural Bradford County, where she helped run her husband’s family restaurant. Carol holds a nursing degree from Penn State University and has worked in flexible nursing roles that allowed her to care for her three children and elderly parents.

Passionate about animal welfare, Carol fosters cats for Centre County PAWS and currently cares for three strays. She also volunteers with the Red Cross Disaster Health Services and deployed to Maui following the 2022 Lahaina fire. In her free time, Carol enjoys walking, Zumba, yoga, cooking, and dining out.