
09/07/2025
🌟 A house that glows as beautifully on the outside as it feels on the inside. Who wouldn’t want to come home to this every evening? 🏠💫
Always serving you with Sincerity and Integrity!! Always Love Helping my First Responders! Realtor Life, Firefighter Wife and Firefighter Mom!
10065 Baltimore National Pike
Ellicott City, MD
21043
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My main thought process is always the Golden Rule…my best intention and driving principle is to treat you, my clients, the way you want to be treated, as if I was your client and you were my Realtor.
I started my Real Estate career in 1987 in the title industry and became a Realtor in 2006. I began my Realtor career in Catonsville and then transfered to Ellicott City. While at the EllicottCity Coldwell Banker I was part the #1 team the last four years. I have been rated one of the top 100, I was awarded the International Presidents Circle Award and a winner of the Women’s Choice Award. I take my responsibilities as Realtor very seriously and enjoy working with my clients and having a great business relationship during during transactions and a friendly relationship after our transaction is complete.
I currently reside in Catonsville with my husband and two adult children. I am from a very large family being the last of eight children. My family is the backbone of the person that I have become. I contribute this mainly to my late parents, they have taught me to work hard for what I need, pray for the things I want, nothing is handed to us.
In December of 2015, I had the honor and the privilege of being part of an amazing adventure. I was part of the Living Donor Kidney Transplant, 8-way kidney exchange program. I donated my kidney to someone who needed it, in exchange, my family member would receive a kidney. I was unable to donate directly. This turned out to be a blessing.