How did you get roped into doing this, and what was your first thought when asked?

Two of our Sales Executives at Western, Kaitlin Ward and Cheyenne Kjessler asked if I would do it. After hearing what this cause is all about I was very excited to be apart of it and said yes.

 

Why made you say yes?

As the manager at Western it is very important to me to be involved in the community. The Boys and Girls Club is such a wonderful organization that so many children and families count on. I am thrilled to be able to raise money for such a great cause and to have a lot of fun doing it.

 

What is your official job title?

VP Branch Manager

 

How would you describe your job to your mother?

I support the best escrow and title operation in town and I am incredibly lucky to work with them.

 

All families are unique, tell us about yours.

I have been married to my husband (Dan) for 17 years and together for 22 years. We have two boys Bodey (11) and Dash (6). We are a very active family and spend most summers on our boat Wake surfing and wake boarding. Our boys take after there father and play a lot of sports. Football, basketball, soccer, T-ball and golf takes up a lot of time year round. We attend most Duck football and basketball games and enjoy traveling to away games.

 

Tell us about your personal passions, talents, and/or hobbies.

My passion is my children. As a working Mom with a career I love to spend as much time with my family as I can. I also enjoy Orange Theory, golf, wake surfing, snow skiing and traveling.

 

What is something that you swore you would never do as a parent before you had kids that you do now?

Lick my finger to clean my kids face.

 

What is something that people might be surprised to know about you?

I am obsessed with true crime and studying serial killers. I love Podcasts about true crime.

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Who inspired you when you were growing up, and why?

Princess Diana was always someone that fascinated me when I was little. She genuinely loved to connect with people and she was a wonderful Mother.

 

If you could go back and talk to your 12-year-old self, what would you say?

Never accept criticism from someone you would never take advice from.

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