
Q: Where do you currently work?
A. I am currently working at the Camrose Association for Community Living as a Disability Support Worker and I love it.
Q. What do you do for your job?
A. I support individuals with different abilities in their day to day lives. I also do the presentations to grade 5 students with Kelsey and that is how we met. I really enjoy working with Kelsey and I look forward to the spring when we start the presentations.
Q: What are your hours ?
A: I work one week on and one week off. Monday to Friday I work 8am-4pm and every second Saturday I do a sleepover shift at the house I work at. Best schedule ever! I love having that week off all the time.
Q. What other jobs have you had?
A: My very first job as a teenager was working in a video store owned by my parents where I watched a lot of movies. I have waitressed, bartended and worked at the front desk at a tourist resort. I then worked as a pharmacy technician for almost 20 years before changing careers in my 40’s.
Q: What was your childhood like?
A: I grew up in the 80’s and 90’s in a really small town so I had a lot of freedom as a child. I rode bikes around town and explored the forests, built forts with my friends. Played soccer and hacky sack when we could get enough players. I spent a lot of time outdoors as a kid. I was lucky enough to travel a bit with my parents and grandparents.

Q: Where did you grow up?
A: I grew up in a small mining community in BC called Logan Lake. The main boast for Logan Lake is it is home to the largest open pit copper mine in Canada. We were a half hour away from Kamloops and 2 hours from the Okanagan. Logan Lake had approximately 2500 residents so everyone knew everyone.



Q Where all have you lived?
A. I was born in Fernie, BC, lived in Elkford, BC as a small child and moved to Logan Lake when I was 3 or 4 years old. Moved to Kamloops when I went to Caribou College and moved to Camrose in 1998 to follow my husband who grew up here.
Q: Tell us about your family!
A: My folks live in the Okanagan and are still happily married. I had a brother who was shot and killed at a house party in Osoyoos when he was 17 years old ( I was 12) so I have been an only chld most of my life.
I met my husband in 1996 while working at the front desk at Lac Le Jeune Resort, a small wilderness resort that catered to international visitors that came on a bus tour. It is about half way between Logan Lake and Kamloops. I worked at the hotel desk and my husband worked in the kitchen. I followed him to Alberta in 1998 and we have been married 24 years. We have 3 kids, 2 girls and a boy. Our oldest daughter just graduated from the University of Alberta and our middle daughter is taking Social work at Grant Macewan in Edmonton so they are both still close to home. Our son is 14 years old and keeps us busy playing Soccer. We also have a Schnoodle (half mini Schnauzer half toy Poodle) named Mya and she is very spoiled!











































