Meet Our Team

Braddock Wilson, originally from Hartselle, Alabama, is the owner of Home Instead Mobile & Baldwin County. After attending Troy University, he moved to Mobile with his wife to start a family. Drawing on his diverse experiences across multiple industries, Braddock has seamlessly integrated this knowledge into providing the highest quality in-home care services available in Mobile and Baldwin counties, ensuring that every client receives compassionate and personalized support tailored to their unique needs.

Braddock has been married for 11 years and is the proud father of three children, who are the most important part of his life. He and his family are deeply involved in their church, Eastern Shore Presbyterian (PCA), where their faith and community are central to their lives.

Braddock's passion for home care began after his grandmother passed away. "Our family had to begin the process of ensuring my grandfather could remain comfortable at home while getting the daily help he needed to thrive at his age." He is passionate about delivering compassionate, high-quality care to seniors, with a commitment to making a positive difference in the lives of the families served by the business.

"We who are strong have an obligation to bear with the failings of the weak, and not to please ourselves." Romans 15:1

Suzanne has been working at Home Instead since 2020 and is deeply passionate about helping clients and collaborating closely with caregivers. Originally born and raised in Texas, Suzanne moved to Alabama in 2010. Married with seven children and three grandchildren, Suzanne enjoys a lively household, especially during football season when allegiances are split between Texas and Alabama teams. When not working, Suzanne loves spending time at the beach and traveling with family. Suzanne is also an active member of Cross Point Baptist Church in Citronelle.

Beyond Aubrey's role at Home Instead, she is actively involved in her church, where her passion lies in helping people and fostering meaningful connections. She enjoys serving in the kids' ministry and is incredibly thankful for the community there. Aubrey is very close with her family and friends and spends much of her time with them outside of work. Her love for people and helping the community drives her to provide the best care possible to the families at Home Instead. Growing up in a close-knit family, Aubrey understands the importance of being there for one another and believes that having a caring person can change the course of someone's day. She is grateful that her job allows her to support the community and the families within it. Getting to know the families and CareGivers is her favorite part of the job, and she is deeply appreciative of the amazing team she works with.