Biography

While originally hailing from small town, Ayton, Ontario, I traveled extensively throughout Canada and the U.S., finally settling down in Halifax, Nova Scotia where I majored in Family Studies at Mount St. Vincent University.

I have primarily worked in senior administrative positions. After remaining in Nova Scotia for almost 20 years, I made the decision to move back to Ontario. I now call London home and am actively involved with the community through my volunteer work at the Learning Disabilities Association and Women’s Community House.

Along with volunteering, I like to experiment with creative writing and participate in NIA — a combination of the martial, dancing and healing arts.

I am very enthused about being part of such an important venture as The Network. Being part of an initiative that involves helping children is something that I am very passionate about. I look forward to being able to provide administrative support to The Network and to greeting those of you who are interested in finding out more about us when you call or visit.