BERLIN — It takes a special person to be a successful nurse: strength, expertise, resiliency, attention to detail and above all compassion.

For Mary Anne Baillargeon, her role as a caregiver for her own mother motivated her to become a nurse and her lifelong dedication to others inspired her daughter, Donna Baillargeon-Chaloux, and her granddaughter, Dawn Chaloux, to do the same. As a result, three generations of nurses from the family graduated from White Mountain Community Colleges (WMCC) nursing program and have been caring for individuals in the region for more than four decades.

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