I started my life as an army brat. I learned early on that you need to make the most of life every day.  Take in all that you can about the people you meet, hang on to the people that you love and be open to the new communities you move to. 

 

I have so much to be grateful for, for my grandfather was a naval aviator in World War II. My great aunt Priscilla from the wonderful state of Vermont was an ambulance driver in World War II, and was actually buried with full military honors for her service.

 

My Dad was an army plane mechanic, when he first met my mom who was an army nurse, both of them served for years and moved a lot: my gratitude extends to them or their collective service to their country. 

 

In my years as a prosecutor and a deputy district attorney, I met so many wonderful police officers, firefighters, dispatchers, and other first responders that I felt I needed a way to give back and show my gratitude for all their service to their communities

 

When I started doing real estate, I knew I needed a purpose. Homes For Heroes gave me that purpose. It allows me to serve all of you who have served your communities. It gives me the honor to help you buy or sell a home and take care of every little detail so that you can serve your community and take care of your family.