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My family and I moved to Colorado Springs from Georgia in 2018 and immediately fell in love with the views, low humidity, and even the snow. I earned bachelors degrees in Marketing and Advertising from the University of Florida (go Gators!) and previously worked in a real estate office and then for a government contractor. I have always enjoyed helping people and deadlines/details are my specialties. In addition to parenting two teenagers, I’m an avid reader and a huge animal lover; we have a dog, three cats, and a turtle.
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