
My Story
My goal as Trustee is simple:
To ensure every student has the opportunity to learn and grow in a faith-filled environment where they can live, learn, and serve God each day.
Born and raised in Edmonton and a proud graduate of ECSD St. Francis Xavier Catholic High School, I’ve built my life around family, faith, and community. Alongside my husband and son, I operate a growing repair, maintenance, and small construction business. Together with our four children and family dog, we love staying active and connected to Ward 77 through Saturday Adventures, exploring local events and beyond, and spending time gardening in our backyard.
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Before serving as Trustee, I was deeply involved with School Advisory Councils, including four years as President. This experience strengthened my commitment to supporting students and families while fostering a strong Catholic faith environment.
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For the past 15 years, I’ve had the privilege of serving as a Trustee with Edmonton Catholic Schools, across four terms. During this time, I’ve held many leadership roles, including three terms as Chair of the Board, as well as Vice-Chair and Chair of the Governance Committee. I am honored to represent the Board on the Council of Elders, a role I’ve held for the past eight years. I’m also proud to have completed my Catholic School Trustee Certification through Newman Theological College.
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Community involvement has always been at the heart of my work. Within Ward 77, I collaborate with Southeast Communities Sspomitapi and Karhiio, early learning coalitions, inter-agency initiatives, and actively engage with Community Leagues through the Mill Woods Presidents’ Council. I’ve also served on The Meadows Community League Board as Vice President, Secretary, and Children’s Director. My involvement extends to the St. Theresa and Corpus Christi Family of Schools, where I work closely with parents, educators, and students.
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As an active member of Corpus Christi Catholic Church and the Catholic Women’s League, I believe that strong Catholic schools grow from strong Catholic communities.​

