My Journey

A glimpse into my world, where passion for public service, community leadership, and family life intertwine. My journeys have always combined these loves, often making the focal point a place of historic significance in the development of republics and democracies as we understand them today.

Throughout sites like Stone Henge, 100-acre woods, viewing the Magna Carta, thrilling helicopter flights along the Black Sea, visiting CERN, magical visits to castles across Europe, and moments in nature, relaxing with my horse, my focus has remained a desire to instigate meaningful, positive transformations globally.

My commitment to building love into the human experience through public service and community leadership is most fully captured in my efforts to grow The Creator Share Charity, a global humanitarian endeavor. These poignant moments reinforce my determination to foster positive change worldwide.

Even the selection of our new home and town in which my husband and I will raise our children was directed by these passions. Moving back to Texas, I decided to transition from theory to action and stepped into public service, winning my race for Electra City Commissioner Place 3.

After spending thousands of hours fighting for my new hometown, I began to realize the roadblocks small towns face. My decision to eventually launch a mayoral campaign was galvanized by my passionate advocacy for our town at the Texas Capitol building in Austin, a pivotal moment that truly embodies my deep commitment to the betterment of Electra.

Knowing that words mean little, and actions show true intent, I ensure my family frequents city businesses, attends events, and supports youth organizations. Seeking methods of promoting local business development, I approached the Electra Chamber of Commerce for membership. Now a director of the Electra Chamber of Commerce, I have thrown myself fully into supporting items on the Chamber agenda.

Further supporting public service and community leadership I was nominated as Electra Friends of the Library President. During my tenure, I have had the honor of accepting multiple donations while seeking many more, underscoring my commitment to enhancing literacy and education.

Recently, I have begun expressing the needs of small towns at a national level. Speaking about the roadblocks faced in Electra, Texas in our nation's capital. While in Washington D.C., I was honored with a Ladies of Liberty certificate, marking my contribution to national women's leadership.

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