Who I am:

 

I have a unique experience that has provided me with the ability to relate to people from all walks of life.Growing up in Bremerton, WA, my multicultural home showed me that it is so important to listen and reflect before acting.

 

I graduated from Pacific Lutheran University in 2008, with a Bachelor of Arts, where I was involved in the Vocal Music Program, Student Government, and the College of Liberal Studies in the departments of both Economics and Hispanic & Latino Studies. Since 2008 my work experience has included: Software Customer Support; Retail Credit Services/Collections and Banking; Bicycle Safety Education; Bicycle Retail Sales and Inventory; Early Childhood Education; Retail Food Service; Memory-Care Caregiver; and Civil Rights Researcher. 

 

Since 2021 I have loved working 3 part time jobs that tap into my many talents, feed my soul, and make a difference in the lives of those that I serve. Those jobs are: Self-Employed Horticultural Service Provider; Program Assistant for a volunteer community educator organization; and Music Director/Hybrid Technology Consultant for the Olympic Unitarian Universalist Fellowship.

 

I am also the mom of two amazing kids. My partner and I are grateful to be on the path of life together, sharing the joys and challenges of co-parenting. While I believe the future of our planet will be challenging, I maintain hope and look forward to collaborating with you to create a resilient community. I moved to Sequim in 2019 with my family and can see that while the weather is a little sunnier than what I was used to in Kitsap County, the people here are just as friendly, and the mountains are just as majestic.

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Photo by Nicole Berry and Jenna Albright