My family brings me joy, especially my grandchildren. I have four children and six grandchildren, and I love hanging out with everyone and doing life together. I also love sitting on the beach reading a good book.

I love pouring into moms and bringing them encouragement in their motherhood journey.  Listening to moms over the years, and then hearing them reconnecting with their Heavenly Father through Birds on a Wire, is a real joy for me. I am honored God allows me to do what I do.

Trust God through it all. Trust that He loves you, wants the best for you and will use everything in your life, the good and the hard, for His glory.

My perfect evening consists of putting on my pj’s early, popping some popcorn, watching a Hallmark type of movie with my little dog Barkley by my side. (If Greg, my husband is home, the same thing, but not a Hallmark movie, probably a detective type of show)

There are so many! I mean the obvious choice is Jesus because without Him we wouldn’t have a relationship with God. But, other than Jesus, I would say Joseph. I love his story. Joseph stayed true to his character and faith in God through some very difficult circumstances. Despite being in prison, he kept his faith in God and worked hard, earning favor among men. Joseph’s true act of love came when he forgave his brothers after their betrayal. Throughout his life, Joseph trusted that God had a bigger plan, which is a true test of his character.

I moved to Forysth Country when I was in the 7th grade. I attended Otwell Middle School and Forsyth County High School which is now Central. I lived in the south end of the county, where a phone call to Cumming was long distance. I didn’t get to talk on the phone with all my friends in high school because it was too expensive. I had an “Atlanta” line, and was known as the “city girl”.