I am the mother of two adult daughters (and one son-in-law), wife, pharmacist, small business owner, advocate and a volunteer. I feel this is a great time for me to use my skills to help our city.

As the mother of a daughter with autism I have become an advocate for those with special needs and financial struggles. This led me to start Ability Weavers ten years ago.  My business provides meaningful employment for Erin and others with special needs.  Ability Weavers is a social enterprise, currently employing 16 people and 10 volunteers. Any profit generated is only used to hire and train more weavers. Running a small business has required me to sharpen my people and financial skills. This ability will help me help the citizens of Lowell.  

Most of my adult life I have been a licensed pharmacist. Independent retail pharmacy is my specialty. I always enjoy working with patients and prescribers to prove the best medical care possible. I am still licensed and do relief work for Rivertown Compounding Pharmacy in Grandville.

Giving back to our community is important. I currently volunteer on the Downtown Development Authority, Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce (current president), FROM board of directors and the Lowell Area Fire Authority. My career as a pharmacist has taught me to listen, and work well with all people while taking care of their needs.  

Feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions or concerns. I enjoy getting to know the people who call Lowell home.

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