THIS IS ME
More Than a Candidate, I'm A Neighbor
My life isn't defined by politics, but by the same everyday experiences we all share. Moving to Ormond Beach in elementary school, raising three boys as my 'why,' and spending a decade at Cains Electric Inc have shaped my perspective. I believe in a simpler, softer approach to leadership—one that prioritizes being good stewards of our land and making life better for regular people.
Roots and Resilience
My journey in Ormond Beach began in elementary school. From the halls of Tomoka and Pine Trail to Ormond Middle and Seabreeze, this town raised me. These schools weren't just buildings; they were the backdrop of a life that taught me the value of community and the grit needed to overcome obstacles.
Life wasn't always a straight line. Facing teen troubles and becoming a young mom at 19 was a defining chapter. It forced me to learn from mistakes quickly and work harder than I ever imagined. That experience shaped the person I am today: someone who understands struggle and values the strength found in starting over.
28 Years In the Community
Service Industry & Early Offices
My early professional life was built on grit and real-world experience. From working in the fast-paced service industry to learningprofessional office operations, I learned the value of hard work, adaptability, and the importance of every role in a business.
10 Years at Cains Electric
For the past decade, I've been proud to call Cains Electric Inc home. I want to extend a sincere thank you to John Washington and Mike Cain, and now Shaun Haffner for their leadership. This experience has showen me how local businesses anchor our community's economy and spirit.
A Neighbor in Politics
I never planned for a life in politics, but I care deeply about making life softer and brighter for regular people. My journey as a young mom and a working member of the community has shaped my beliefs. Leadership should be honest, reachable, and neighborly and It starts with those willing to step up and be the change.
Stewardship of the Land
My connection to this land runs deep. Whether I’m gardening at home or exploring our local parks, I’m constantly reminded of our responsibility to protect Ormond’s natural beauty. I believe we must be good stewards of our environment, ensuring our marshes, coastlines, and green spaces remain soft and bright for generations to come.
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Making Life Softer and Brighter
I never planned to be in politics, but I care deeply about making life softer and brighter for the regular people who call this beautiful place home. I am here as your neighbor and fellow resident, committed to being a good steward of our land and a voice for our community spirit.
