My husband, Cary, and I came to Hilton Head Island as newlyweds. Having recently graduated from college and wanting to work in the golf industry, Cary knew Hilton Head Island was where he wanted to be. I, on the other hand, had a degree in Biology and a minor in Chemistry and was fortunate enough to work in the pathology department of Hilton Head Hospital in its beginnings. I continued to work in the medical field including about 10 years in oncology and research immunology. After we adopted our son, I needed more flexibility in my schedule, so my husband suggested I get my real estate license. I took his advice and never looked back. Working in general brokerage with Sea Pines Real Estate Company from 2000 to 2009 was a great experience. Subsequently, I, along with two other partners, formed Sea Pines Real Estate at The Beach Club.
Q: WHAT INSPIRES YOUR PASSION FOR SELLING REAL ESTATE IN THIS BEAUTIFUL REGION?
When you love something, you naturally want to share it with others. It is easy to fall in love with the Lowcountry’s natural beauty and exceptional climate. Beyond that, the vision of early developers and that of our local leadership helped shape our community and preserve all that we treasure as Lowcountry residents. I often tell my clients that our greatest resource is our people, and they will not find a more civic-minded and philanthropic community than ours. We are rich in people resources – people who generously give their time, talent and treasure to make the lives of others better.
Q: WHAT DO YOU ENJOY DOING OUTSIDE OF WORK?
Cary and I both enjoy golf, bike riding, and boating in our leisure time as well as spending time with our family. We are actively involved in various ministries at St. Luke’s Anglican Church. We support Island organizations like The Heritage Classic Foundation, Volunteers in Medicine, Deep Well, Boys and Girls Club, OpFOB, and FCA.