Some homes simply feel like they were waiting for you.

Home has always meant more to me than walls and a roof.

I live just outside Gig Harbor on a little homestead surrounded by woods, water, gardens, and the people I love most. It’s where my husband and I gather our family, tackle one project after another, grow far too many zucchini, and appreciate the kind of everyday moments that turn a place into home.

That same understanding shapes the way I work in real estate. I listen carefully, tell the truth, notice possibilities others may overlook, and take personally the trust my clients place in me. Whether I’m helping someone find a waterfront retreat, prepare a well-loved family home for sale, or see the potential in a property that needs vision, I want them to feel genuinely cared for from beginning to end.

I also have a special place in my heart for veterans and military families. As the wife of a retired Air Force veteran, I understand that military life and homeownership can come with their own transitions, questions, and challenges. I’m honored to help veterans and their families find their footing, understand their options, and move toward the place they can call home.

Some sales require a different kind of care. Helping a family sell a home after a loss, during an estate transition, or at the close of an important chapter is never simply a transaction. These homes often hold decades of memories, and the decisions can feel overwhelming. I bring patience, compassion, practical guidance, and a steady hand to help families move through the process one step at a time.

Real estate is my profession, but home is personal. I believe there is room for both experience and heart—and my clients deserve nothing less.