Western North Carolina holds a special place in my heart and is part of who I am. I grew up in Henderson County, graduated from Hendersonville High School, and married my high school sweetheart. We currently reside in Mills River and spend time with our kids, Ellie and Jonah, at the park and down by the river.

My husband and I lived in Arizona for a few years, and that is where we grew our family from two to four. While we loved it there, we felt a constant pull back to the beautiful mountains. We wanted our kids to experience the beauty and adventures available here, and to be around our families who still live here. It has been exciting to watch the changes, growth, and evolution of our communities over the years.

I absolutely love to cook and bake, so I feel blessed that we are in an area where we have an eclectic selection of places to eat! I take delight in teaching my kids the art and variety of cooking styles, as well as taking them to try different things. They enjoy picking strawberries in the spring and apples in the fall.

I am also a scrapbooker who enjoys photography, and nowhere has better views or more interesting spots to capture with your camera. My daughter has become quite the shutterbug herself. As a new homeschool mom, I am so grateful that there is so much to do and see in these amazing mountains of ours. I love that we have easy access to the performing arts, hiking, camping, music, and great spots for day trips.

I have a deep appreciation for law enforcement, coming from a family rich in local law enforcement and military experience. My appreciation of giving back by serving my church and community comes from the values I learned from them.

I also have a passion to help people find what makes them happy, feel their best, and see their own value and worth. That’s why I became a beauty guide with LimeLife by Alcone and why I got into real estate. Your home should be your sanctuary and place of rejuvenation. Everyone should know that they are beautiful, and everyone should love the place they live.