I'm a two-term Township of Langley Councillor, a lifelong resident, a small business owner with roots in agriculture, a longtime community volunteer, and a grandmother of seven.

I was born and raised in Langley, where I met my husband of 38 years. Together we built our business and raised four children, and today our grandchildren are growing up in the community we love. Before Council, I spent three decades involved in Langley's sport, recreation and community organizations. That experience is where I really came to know this community, and why I decided to serve. Serving has been one of the great honours of my life.

25 years in business and agriculture. My husband and I spent twenty-five years running an agricultural business, supplying equestrian, poultry and dairy operations across the Lower Mainland. Small business taught me to watch the numbers, plan for the unexpected, and understand that every dollar you spend has to come from somewhere.

Two terms at the Council table. I was elected to Council in 2018 and re-elected in 2022. Over two terms, I've gained experience across the many issues that affect a growing community, from infrastructure and public safety to agriculture, heritage, parks and recreation. I've also continued to advocate for financial accountability and thoughtful, long-term planning.

Three decades in community life. That included ten years as Operations Director of the PuCKS Powerplay Foundation, helping children access sport and connect with their community, as well as volunteering in refugee sponsorship and newcomer settlement.