I grew up in Corinna, a small central Maine town. While some may think Corinna doesn’t have a lot to offer due to its location and lack of employment opportunities, I strongly disagree. The lessons I learned while there and the friends/families/residents of the town taught me the value of life and what it means to be a caring and all-around good person. For that, I’m forever [...]

I grew up in Corinna, a small central Maine town. While some may think Corinna doesn’t have a lot to offer due to its location and lack of employment opportunities, I strongly disagree. The lessons I learned while there and the friends/families/residents of the town taught me the value of life and what it means to be a caring and all-around good person. For that, I’m forever grateful. 

I graduated 6th in my class from Nokomis Regional High School in Newport, Maine in 1994. While there I participated in many sports and extracurricular activities. I worked throughout high school mowing lawns and bagging groceries at a local Hannaford. 

I moved to southern Maine in 1994 to attend St. Joseph’s College. I graduated cume laude with a degree in Sociology, Criminal Justice, and a minor in Business. While there I played field hockey and worked as an aerobics instructor and personal trainer. 

After graduating from college, I managed group homes for people with disabilities at Waban Projects and Support Solutions. Then I went on to juvenile case management and child case management. I enjoyed the challenge and the clients, but it was time for a change. 

I received my license to sell real estate in 2003 and have been helping Buyers and Sellers ever since. I’ve always been part of a real estate team, and we bring much value to our clients by having more than one Realtor working for them. I’m proud to call Cortnie my team member, and I’m very fortunate to have her by my side. 

I’m married to a wonderful and supportive man, Paul, who is a college professor at SMCC. We have five rescue dogs, one cat, and in our spare time, we go camping, fishing, hiking, boating and spend time with our families and friends. I have two sisters, two nieces, two nephews, and my Dad just turned 81 years young. After losing my Mom to cancer in 1988 I started supporting and donating to Maine Cancer Foundation, and I’ve participated many times in Tri For A Cure. 

I LOVE my job as a Realtor and consistently have 3 million dollars or more in sales per year. I’m honored when people put me to work for them.