I serve as part of the Trinitas team by managing much of the background administration that helps our mission thrive. My responsibilities include responding to inquiries, scheduling, updating our website and newsletter, and creating flyers and marketing materials. I love supporting the heart of Trinitas in these practical ways, helping ensure that our message reaches those who need it most.

What draws me most to Trinitas is its mission. I believe every person is created to be loved and seen as a child of God. Through the lens of Internal Family Systems (IFS), I deeply value how we can meet people where they are and walk with them toward greater self-knowledge. As St. John Paul II says: “Self-knowledge for the sake of self-possession for the sake of self-gift.” While I am not a coach myself, I feel privileged to contribute to this profound work by supporting it behind the scenes.

On a more personal note, I am Marion’s eldest daughter, and in many ways Trinitas’ mission feels like a legacy she passed on to me through the way she raised me. Even before Trinitas came to be, she instilled in me a love for faith, family, and the conviction that every person is created with human dignity and is meant to be seen and loved. I’ve been married for 13 years and am blessed with six lively children—five energetic boys and one little girl who is the princess of our home.

Beyond family life, one of my greatest joys is dancing. Since I was 10 years old, I’ve enjoyed many styles, especially ballroom and west coast swing, and have also spent the past 17 years teaching partner dance. I am equally passionate about helping build Christ’s Church. My background includes 10 years in pastoral ministry for our parish, and today I continue to share my time and talents by bringing meals to new moms, supporting our married couples’ group—encouraging others to join or even start one—and more recently assisting with the social concerns committee.

In all these roles—whether through family, parish, or Trinitas—I hope to reflect the love of Christ and help create spaces where people know they are valued, seen, and never alone on their journey.