First and foremost, I am a servant of Jesus Christ. As such, I do my utmost to seek His wisdom through prayer and daily Bible study (by myself and with a ladies group study). I also participate in youth ministries, local and global missions. Because of this, any monies earned, 1/3 is dedicated to local and global missions.

I am also, (as of the time of this writing), married to my husband of 28 years. We have a 13-year-old son, identical twin girls who are almost 11, and a bonus stepson in his mid-30s who has given me 3 grandkids with another on the way.

I am a service-connected disabled Army Veteran, where I served as a financial specialist. (My husband is also an Army Veteran and served in the Persian Gulf War).

After getting out of the Army, my husband and I moved back to Cleveland where I went to nursing school and business school, earning degrees in both, and eventually a master’s in informatics nursing (where nursing meets information technology).

• I have been a pediatric nurse, respiratory nurse, public health nurse, research and evidence-based practice nurse, and for the last two decades, a board-certified Informatics nurse.


• My most recent positions include working at the Cleveland Veterans Affairs and being a professor at universities, collaborating with others to write white papers to help the government make decisions on artificial intelligence from the patient’s perspective. I transferred to the Columbus VA a bit over two years ago.

Here, while working with patients, staff, on different ministries and missions, and through my own life circumstances, I see a great need for those who are lost with what to do with their elderly loved ones. Often many are caught in the middle of caring for them without help or financial resources. That’s where I utilized my research skills to find alternatives. I discovered many forms of different life insurance that can be used to help pay for caregivers, end-of-life expenses, and more (most with tax benefits or savings). There are so many things that people just don’t know that I want to help with. This is why I am here! Let me help you!

What you see matters. Your vision of your future matters. Is it one of fear, disappointment, or doubt? Or do you see a future full of goodness and hope, like the one God says He has for you (Jeremiah 29:11)?