People buy insurance from people they trust.

For more than 25 years, I was an educator. I spent my days explaining things until they clicked, and looking out for people who felt a little overwhelmed by something new. It turns out that's most of what this job is, too.

I became a licensed insurance agent in 2019 because I kept watching good people get talked at about Medicare instead of talked with. There's a lot of noise out there, from mailers to TV ads to 1-800 numbers, and almost none of it slows down to answer the question you actually have.

That's the conversation I like to have. I'm independent, so I'm not tied to one company. I compare what's out there and help you choose what fits your health and your budget, and I'll be honest if something isn't worth it.

I earned my degree from Wayland Baptist University, and I'm licensed in Texas, Oklahoma, and Arizona. I'm proud to be part of this community, through the Chamber of Commerce, volunteering, and the free Medicare classes I teach at the library. If you've got questions, I'd like to help. Pick up the phone, send a text, or come to a class.