Bethlehem Centers of Nashville has been a successful multi-service mission agency in the Nashville community since 1894 and stands on a foundation of commitment, dedication and family. BCN aims to serve the total family and the McKell/Wilson family is just one shining example of what it means to strive for victory.

Ms. Patricia "Pee" Wilson is a proud mother and grandmother who instilled the ethics of hard work, dedication, focus and prioritizing to her grandchildren and only daughter Carol Wilson, a super Mother of three very outstanding daughters who are excelling academically at three different colleges and universities in Tennessee.

These "Sisters of Success" are great role models for our youth and place a high level of value amongst themselves as well as others in the community. Latoria, the eldest of the sisters, is currently a Junior at Austin Peay State University and is a Physical Therapy major with a 3.60 GPA.

The Middle sister, Amara, is a Sophomore at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. She is majoring in Sports Medicine, maintains a 3.77 G.PA and is a shining star on the Lady Vols Track Team. Amara returns to Bethlehem Centers of Nashville each summer to work with the Youth program and serve as a mentor to the youth.

Denise is the youngest sister and is a Freshman Education major at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga with a 3.57 G.P.A. Denise is serving as a student helper in the BCN Childcare this summer and has made a tremendous impact on the kids.

The McKell-Wilson sisters started at Bethlehem Centers when they were only toddlers and have grown into dynamic and caring young women. They credit their grandmother, mother (Carol Wilson) and the late Ms. Jane Moore, who served at BCN for 25 years along with Steve Fleming and numerous other staff and administrators at BCN and Pearl Cohn for their determination and success. The McKell sisters are true difference makers and are passionately committed to giving back to their community.