I grew up in the beautiful landscapes of Alaska, surrounded by the rugged mountains and the warmth of family. I have a rich history in Alaska. My family has a lake named after them, my great-grandparents homesteaded in Hope, AK. It’s a beautiful piece of land with a creek running through the property. My great grandma, and grandpa owned the first general store in our small town of Palmer, AK.

My grandpa had a 400 acre farm, and created his own wood cutting maching for his wood cutting business. Grandpa & Grandma had seven children. All of our holidays were spent at my grand parents house where the entire family gather. With seven children on my mother’s side, our large family was always busy. There is where I experience the joy of having a large family. I spent most of my early childhood climbing the butte with my twin cousins, and my fondest memories were when the family spend the 4th of July weekend camping at the homestead where the original house and milk house still stand from my Grandpa’s childhood.

My father ran two businesses—a Harley Davidson shop and a locksmith shop. I spent my later childhood  years riding motorcycles with my dad and experiencing all the adventures that came with that lifestyle

At 14, I was saved at Victory Bible Camp, and my faith has been my anchor through every chapter of my life. After joining the Army in 1993, I moved across the country, from Kentucky to Missouri, and eventually settled in Ft. Worth, TX. Along the way, I became a proud mother of five, raising my children mostly as a single mom, guided by my faith in God.

Now, I own my own faith-based business, rooted in my passion to share the love of Christ. Through this journey, I hope to inspire and uplift others in mind, body, and spirit, while also working toward establishing my own non-profit to make an even bigger impact.