Meet Our Team

Cindy and Peter began their journey with Home Instead in December 2014. They had been researching in-home care companies, and it became clear to them that Home Instead Senior Care is by far the best in-home, non-medical care provider in the industry. They are thrilled to have an office for Home Instead in Wolfeboro both for their love of caring for seniors, and for the chance to invest in this region of New Hampshire.

Cindy and Peter have roots in the Lakes Region of New Hampshire dating back to the 1960’s. Peter began attending a summer camp in Alton, New Hampshire as a young boy, and he fell in love with the area. Peter and Cindy’s four daughters began attending the same camp in 1995 and have been coming back ever since. This area has grown to be a very important place for the whole Eichling family.

Cindy has a variety of work experience that has equipped her for this role. She volunteered in the children’s ministry of her church for 7 years and then proceeded to direct the Women’s Ministry at her church for the next 9 years. Cindy has a great love for working with people, and she sees the goals of Home Instead aligning with her goals of serving those in need.

In her free time, Cindy loves to spend time with her four daughters and their families. She also loves to read and explore all that the Lakes Region has to offer.​

Peter developed a real love for seniors by observing his parents shepherd elderly family relatives through their final years. His mother sadly died of Alzheimer's in 2006. Peter and Cindy, along with his extended family, were very involved in her care, with excellent and compassionate in-home care being the priority during these 11 difficult years.

After 35+ years in the computer industry, Peter is thrilled to work with Cindy in this rewarding endeavor. Now in its eighth year of operation, Home Instead Wolfeboro has hired and trained over 200 CAREGivers who have provided over 125,000 hours of service to 269 seniors.

Peter's desire is that Home Instead accomplishes its stated vision each day: "Responding to the needs of seniors with Compassion and Integrity" and becomes known in this region as experts in "all things senior," showing excellence within its defined non-medical scope. He reminds our staff and Care Professionals regularly "Our focus is simple: We serve one client at a time and hire one CarePro at a time." And "We must live out our company's legal name, Integrity Caregivers of NH, by handling all matters and interactions with integrity."

Peter enjoys bicycling, reading, church ministry, and traveling to see his four daughters and their families, including his seven angelic grandchildren.

Cia Spendolini’s appreciation for the needs of seniors has been lifelong. Influenced by her parents, who volunteered for Meals on Wheels, she spent many hours volunteering in nursing homes where she advocated for residents. Cia and her husband, Dan, cared for her mother in their home in her last years under quite trying circumstances. Because she understands the needs of clients and their loved ones, as well as those of caregivers, she works on their behalf with great compassion.

Cia has always loved animals. She became trained and certified as a pet groomer and, with Dan, established a successful pet grooming and boarding business in Connecticut. On that property, they happily raised Airedale Terriers and rescued and placed dogs and cats of all breeds in responsible homes.

After selling the business and recalling the joys of summers on Lake Winnipesaukee as a child, Cia introduced Dan to the Lakes Region of New Hampshire. She is delighted to have made Wolfeboro her forever home, where she lives with Dan, poodle Ava, dachshund Winnie, cat Mr. Missy, and cockatoo Mushpah.

Wendy has worked in caregiving for over 13 years, and joined us after moving to Alton with her husband of 19 years and their three children. She joined us as a Care Professional in 2018.

Wendy began her Home Instead career by working at the Home Instead office in Portsmouth as a Care Professional and On-Call Coordinator.   She has an Associate's Degree in Business Science and worked as a real estate paralegal and office manager for 5 years.   Wendy is wearing four hats for us now -- Care Professional, Care Professional Liaison, On-Call Coordinator, and Recruitment and Engagement Coordinator.  Her skill and energy for this work inspire all of us in the office!

A few of her favorite things are sunrises, fuzzy socks and ice-cold Coca-Cola. Hobbies include reading, baking, hiking, blogging, and volunteering with Relay for Life, Chemo Angels, and as a Sunday school teacher at her church. She led our office's participation in the Walk to End Alzheimer's in Portsmouth last September.

Sevaun has been with Home Instead Wolfeboro for over 2 years and has served over 3,800 hours of Client shifts. She is always respectful, honoring a client’s autonomy while still providing the care they need. One of our staff members said that watching Sevaun caring for our clients is “truly a gift.” She notices nuances in a client’s mood or behavior or expression, and then instinctively knows how to quietly and effectively engage with the client in the most meaningful way. We love working with Sevaun – she has earned the confidence, respect and trust of all of us in the office. Thank you Sevaun, and congratulations!

Lee is great Care Professional, a real pleasure to work with, and came to us with a desire to serve seniors in her community.  She didn’t have experience as a Care Professional but wanted to learn. Lee has a heart for this work and has shown dedication to advancing her skills by taking additional classes and working with a variety of clients. Her clients rave about her and look forward to spending time with her.  Lee is a treasured member of our Home Instead family and provides excellent and compassionate care to our seniors.  Thank you Lee and congratulations!!!