What do you like to do outside of work (hobbies, sports, interests)?

Cook, Read, Enjoy nature, Play board games, Listen to music, Attend plays, musical theatre, and concerts

 

What is a fun fact about you?

I’ve been to over 75 concerts (many Hootie & the Blowfish and Sister Hazel)

 

What is your favorite snack/treat?

Chicken wings and celery & carrots with Wingstop Ranch

 

What song inspires or motivates you (who sings it)?

Jireh – Elevation Worship featuring Chandler Moore & Naomi Raine Giants – Matt Nathanson

 

What is something you’re proud of and why?

My kitchen skills! They get put to good use, providing delicious and exciting meals for family dinners and gatherings, luncheons, and events. I love creating menus dependent on tastes, likes, and preferences.

 

What is your personal and professional journey that led you to Call to Freedom?

I’ve worked in HR for over 10 years and enjoyed serving people – employees, clients, and executives. When my son was called home in 2024, my life took a drastic change. I left everything and everyone in South Carolina and travelled to South Dakota (where my brother and his family lives). By God’s providence, I am settling here surrounded by amazing people with a fulfilling job at Call to Freedom.

 

What kinds of projects are you most excited to work on at Call to Freedom?

I’m excited to work on projects that will enhance the efficiency of workflow while embracing the needs of the employees.

 

Why do you believe in the mission of Call to Freedom?

Firstly, it is a Christ-centered approach to a mission. Secondly, Call to Freedom helps the victims of horrific experiences live an abundant life through its programs and outreach.

 

How do you think your position at Call to Freedom is important to the mission?

My goal is to be a resource to manage human relations for the people responsible for providing services to both the mission and the victims by allowing them to focus on their core job duties.