I was born in Enid, Oklahoma, but raised in Hiram, a small town in Northeastern Ohio.  I have lived in many beautiful and unique places, including Japan, Key West, Florida, and Plymouth, Massachusetts.  I now call Georgetown, Texas home because of the warm, sunny days and the rich quality of life the “Red Poppy Capital” has to offer.

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I enjoy learning, and I’ve pursued several degrees.  I have a B. A. in Psychology from Hiram College in Ohio and another in Education from the University of South Florida.  I was an award-winning elementary teacher and earned a Master’s Degree in Curriculum and Instruction from Lesley University in Cambridge, Massachusetts.  Following the unexpected loss of my husband, I completed a Master’s Degree in Psychology from Walden University, thinking that my emphasis in loss and grief might be of service to others.

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I entered the world of real estate in 2011 as my way of putting my teaching and counseling skills to use.  Helping others navigate their housing transition and find their way home is especially rewarding for me.

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I have boy/girl twinsters, who are the lights of my life.  I enjoy running, eating healthy, watching sports, and spending time with my family.