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I grew up a Hoosier, playing Indiana basketball. Our claim to fame was our final 8 in the State and 53 regular season wins without a loss.  As a team player, I learned the value of hard work, dedication, commitment, courage, competition, and success.  Life after high school rarely turns out the way that one envisions.  However, from an early age, I was already empathizing with the home life of the elderly, experiencing discrimination in most jobs that I held, and then suffered the illegal taking of property rights after having worked so hard to obtain those bundle of rights.  I felt a calling to participate in the mending of our Constitution, helping women who continue to suffer a lower standard of living due to wage and career gaps through child bearing years, and be a strong, experienced, legitimate, and calculated voice for all of my constituents.

 The State Representatives is such an important position as laws are created that affect you and me. I feel unrepresented and I know others do too. I envision a bipartisan house; an America whereby all Constitutional rights are upheld and respected; fairness over favoritism, earnings over entitlements, accountability over corruption, and all people that are treated equally. I advocate for the terminally ill, and health care as a right.  This position is important to me because the laws that I would like to benefit arose out of the state level of government. I would like to assist local government leaders to achieve their future objectives. I want to see that our river communities receive the fair share of the state’s monetary resources.