I’ve been drawn to family history ever since my maternal grandmother passed her genealogy research down to me in my twenties. What began as a simple curiosity quickly became a passion. I love the detective work of analyzing old documents, following the clues, and piecing together stories that might otherwise be lost to time. I’m someone who cares about the stories hidden in archives, attics, and old county records. There’s something deeply meaningful about giving forgotten relatives a place in the family narrative again.

I use records, DNA evidence, careful analysis, and a healthy amount of curiosity to help uncover the people and stories hidden in your family history. I approach each project with patience, curiosity, and respect for the families and records involved. My professional background in regulatory documentation taught me to be organized, detail‑oriented, and thorough—skills that translate naturally into genealogical research

As a member of the Association of Professional Genealogists, I follow established ethical guidelines and professional standards in all of my research. I’m mindful of the sensitivity surrounding personal information, and I handle details about living individuals and any non‑public materials with discretion.