Kingston isn’t just where I work—it’s home. I was raised here, I’m raising my own kids here, and I’ve built my life around being part of this community. You’ll often find me at the rink coaching my kids’ hockey teams, around town with my family, or with a house that has somehow gained another four-legged friend in need.
Long before real estate, animals were—and still are—a huge part of my life. As a Registered Veterinary Technician, I’ve spent years caring for animals and working with local rescues, fostering animals who needed a safe place to land and helping them find the families and forever homes they deserve.
Real estate feels like a natural extension of that same passion. There’s something pretty special about helping someone find the place where their next chapter will unfold—whether it’s a first home, a bigger home for a growing family, a fresh start, or the home they’ve been dreaming about for years.
I know Kingston because I’ve lived it. I know the neighbourhoods, the communities, the hockey rinks, the schools, and many of the people and small businesses that make this city feel like home.
Whether you have two legs or four, I suppose finding forever homes has always been my thing.
