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Carol Zetterberg is an educator, writer, wife and mother, who has been honored at the White House for her environmental efforts as one of America’s “thousand points of light.” She founded several organizations, including Langhorne Open Space, Inc., for which she still serves as Director of Funding.
Carol spent her early life on the West Coast—Oregon, Washington, California—and today, lives in the small pre-Revolutionary Pennsylvania town of Langhorne, where she has served as vice president of town council and chair of the planning commission. She has two sons and daughters-in-law—Christian and Kristen and Forrest and Anarissa—and two grandsons Liam and Aeden. Larry, her husband, was a pilot in the U.S. Navy, and with Pan Am Airways and Delta Airlines.
