C.I.A. Services Celebrates Moms
On Sunday, May 9th, we had the opportunity to celebrate some of the most remarkable people in our lives. These are people with no shortage of virtues—they are strong and courageous enough to bring life into the world, practitioners of both compassion and firmness, selfless in their pursuit of giving their children the best lives possible. These people are, of course, mothers.
C.I.A. Services would not be what it is today without our mothers. Moms make up a significant portion of our workforce, and moms shape our employees into people who prioritize stewardship, empathy, and hard work. Our exceptional moms—whether they’re part of our team or raised the individuals who comprise our company—deserve recognition. We are proud to honor them in this edition of the eNews.
We hope you enjoy the collection of vignettes, stories, memories, and epiphanies that encompasses the complexities of motherhood better than any introductory article ever could. We’re grateful for the chance to share a little about the amazing women who make us who we are.
From our family to yours, Happy Mother’s Day!
Deidre Bell, Community Specialist & Mother to Rochelle & Dwana
by Rochelle & Dwana
MAMA!
Who is this woman we so deeply cherish? She is a lady of character, honesty, and strength. Her journey to motherhood began in 1980.
A young lady who did not know what her tomorrows would hold took her responsibility to raise her two daughters with unwavering strength and courage she discovered day by day.
As her daughters, we are continuously amazed at our mother’s resilience, and we often marvel at the beauty of what our lives have become because of who she decided to become for us.
MIMI!
The one who can do no wrong in the eyes of her three “Poopies” (Autumn, Jaden, and Jalon). These babies healed her heart, mind, and spirit in a very pivotal time in her life. Through them, she was able to release and live life freely “child-like” through the experiences and memories she created for them. She is their rider in all things, travel, sports, dancing, games, etc., it is the ultimate “MIMI EXPERIENCE.” Her G’s, aka grands, always want to know, “Is Mimi Coming”? (LOL). She is their safe place, and if you come for Mimi, you come for them all. (LOL)
MOTHER!
Worthy of admiration! Over the years, we have watched our mama transform into our mother – a pillar of strength who has carried us through the most tumultuous times in our lives. The unwavering strength and courage she discovered early in motherhood, she tapped in again as she became a fulltime caregiver and nurturer to her daughter Dwana, ensuring she would get back to a restored, healthy life. Even when Mama was crying silently, she remembered who she became for us, and she was the Super-Hero. When Rochelle was working toward getting a new home as a single parent, Mother was there, encouraging and rooting for her every step of the way, reminding her of who she was and that nothing is too hard. Dwana is now cancer-free, and Rochelle is a new homeowner.
She is a woman of many titles whom we cherish and hold dearly in our hearts.
But let it be known she will not spare the rod nor spoil the child, no matter your age, 46, 42, 17, 11, and even her grand dog.
We love you, Mama-Mimi!
Our Proverbs 31 Woman
Angela Metcalf, Administrative Assistant & Mom to Zachary, Zoe, & Denise
by Zachary, Zoe, & Denise
Mom, I couldn’t ask for a better mother. Even if the Lord had given me the option, I wouldn’t even dare to think about it. You are the best mother that Zoe and I could ever ask for.
I cherish every moment we spend together, and love the memorable ones as well. I have a smile bigger than my heart when we laugh. I know you have my back as I will you for all eternity, and I will be forever grateful for how you raised and brought me up in life. I love you from then and forever.
-Undesputed Favorite Child #1
Thank you Mom for all that you do for us, throughout the years of teenage angst and now fighting for the favorite child spot.
I can be the first to say thank you for raising me with grace, kindness and sarcasm. I hope that I’ve helped you grow as much as you’ve helped me.
I love you so much and I hope you had an amazing day.
-Favorite Child #2 Rules
My mother-in-law is super cool—seriously. She always makes me feel right at home, and even though we sometimes bicker over little things, deep down I know she wants what’s best for me and the family. She’s a really hard-working woman, and she’s always looking for ways to keep everything in order. We get along really well, and I love that she can speak both English and Spanish—it helps us understand each other even better. Honestly, she’s like a second mom to me, and I love her very much. Thanks, Angela. <3
Sabrina Padgett, Houston Director of Management Services / Community Manager & Mom to Faith & Joelie
by Faith & Joelie
Mom,
I will never forget those hours, me sitting sprawled on the floor and you in your worn leather chair, surrounded by flowers and ribbons the night before my wedding. After a frantic day of running around and placing finishing touches, we both felt bone-deep exhaustion starting to creep in. Eyes heavy, bodies aching, minds drifting to the day ahead. And, drowning in baby’s breath and marigolds, it would’ve been easy to call it a day. It would’ve been convenient to rest and begin again in the morning. But your brand of motherhood favors neither ease nor convenience.
And so we sat there, looking like the scene out of Baz Luhrmann’s The Great Gatsby, and made the pew ribbons that would line the aisles the next morning. We worked in companionable silence with the quiet hum of House Hunters and the occasional request for a second opinion. Somehow, you were able to push past the weariness and still give me your best. I think that’s what motherhood is—tapping into that reserve of strength and love, even when it would be easier not to, to work a quick miracle. From last-minute science projects (sorry) to D.I.Y. wedding florals (not sorry), you have taught me the meaning of motherhood. Motherhood is a dandelion pushing through the cracks in the sidewalk, finding fierce determination for the prosperity of your progeny. In other words, motherhood is love enduring. Or at least it is to you.
Thank you for your guidance, your enthusiasm, your compassion. Thank you for persevering to give me and Joelie the best lives possible, for giving us better than what you yourself had. It’s certainly not easy after back-to-back meetings and community emergencies. And it’s certainly not convenient after long, hard days of household budgeting and caretaking. But it is worth it. Your unconditional mother’s love is an invaluable gift to us. With that, we wish a very happy Mother’s Day to the best mom in the world. We love you!
And shoutout to the wonderful Community Manager and my mother-in-law, Stacey Hitchcock. I am so lucky that I now get to call your son my husband. You have raised the most authentic, energetic, and loving person I have ever met. Your children are living testaments to your parenting. Thank you for bringing my brothers- and sister-in-law into the world, and thank you for shaping the love of my life!
Stacey Hitchcock, Community Manager & Mom to Jonathan, David, Seth, & Shayna
by Seth Maldonado Hitchcock
My mother is an incredibly caring, strong, and capable woman. I fondly remember every year that she would hand-sew our costumes for Halloween, plan our curriculum and activities for homeschooling, and open our house up and cook tons of delicious food for our youth group parrandas (a Puerto Rican Christmas tradition). She has always known how to ensure that anybody who crossed her path has known how welcome they are not only in this world, but in her home. She makes sure to announce that our holiday celebrations are open to anybody who may need community or a warm meal, and it’s inspired me to show that same kindness to the world around me.
Mom, thank you for teaching me to always face adversity with courage and for teaching me to pick myself up when I’m down. I will be forever grateful to you for supporting me in being self-sufficient and inspiring me to radiate kindness, warmth, and joy wherever I go. You’ve taught me the importance of community and taking care of relationships to ensure that the people I surround myself with are aware that they always have my love and support. I’m incredibly lucky to have you as my mom.
I’m also fortunate enough to have been blessed with a wonderful mother-in-law who has reminded me of that same welcoming warmth that I know in my mother. Sabrina, thank you for being so supportive and kind in the time that I’ve known you and your family, and I will always be grateful to you for welcoming me into your home, including me in your family’s traditions, and blessing my relationship with your beautiful daughter.
Thank you to my wonderful mother and my wonderful mother-in-law, and happy Mother’s Day!
Such an Honor to Be Their Mom: What My Children Have Taught Me
by Sabrina Padgett, Houston Director of Management Services / Community Manager
Motherhood is often described in soft, glowing terms—laughter echoing through the house, bedtime stories whispered in dim light, tiny hands reaching for yours without hesitation. And yes, those moments exist. They are real, and they are precious. But that is not all motherhood is. Motherhood is also something deeper. It is a journey shaped just as much by uncertainty, growth, and challenge as it is by love.
Being a mother to my daughters, Faith and Joelie, has taught me that love is not a fixed idea—it evolves. It stretches. It asks more of you than you sometimes think you can give, and then quietly shows you that you can give even more.
Faith has brought into my life a renewed sense of joy and curiosity, gently reminding me to slow down and notice the small, often overlooked moments. The way she experiences the world—through excitement, thoughtful questions, and quiet observation—has shown me that growth doesn’t always come from grand, defining events. More often, it emerges from simply paying attention. Her deep empathy, insight, and kindness continue to guide me in meaningful ways.
Joelie’s journey has deepened my understanding of what it means to truly see and support another person. As she has grown into herself, I have learned that motherhood is not about shaping your child into who you expect them to be, but about walking beside them as they discover who they are. That path isn’t always straightforward. It can come with questions, fears, and moments of adjustment. But it also brings an opportunity—to listen more closely, to love more openly, and to grow right alongside your child.
There are challenges in motherhood that no one fully prepares you for. The worry that sits quietly in the background. The decisions that carry weight. The feeling of wanting to protect your children from everything, while knowing you cannot. But within those challenges are lessons—about resilience, about humility, about acceptance, and about the strength that comes from showing up, even when things feel uncertain. Children have a way of holding up a mirror. Through this mirror, you see your patience tested, your assumptions questioned, and your understanding of the world reshaped.
If there’s one lesson that continues to unfold for me, it’s this: our children aren’t just learning from us—we’re learning from them, too. Being a mom to Faith and Joelie has challenged me to grow, to open my heart in ways I never expected, to question long-held beliefs, and to stay curious. I know it isn’t always easy for them to explain new ideas or help me rethink beliefs shaped by years of habit and upbringing. But I’m here, committed to listening, learning, and continuing to grow and to be open. For that—and for them—I’m deeply grateful.
I am so honored to be the mother of these two amazing people, Faith and Joelie Padgett. And my heart is even more filled with honor that I also get to be mother-in-law to the amazing young man that now holds Faith’s heart, Seth Maldonado. The greatest honor of being a mom is walking beside your child as they become themselves.
Being a Mother
by Frances McIntyre, Community Specialist / Administrative Assistant & Mom to Gene, Nikki, Cory, & Brittany
Being a mother is the greatest accomplishment of your life, but being a grandma is a bonus. The triumph of raising your children as a single mother, with the unsung appreciation to the woman who raised me. It was a tough road, but I would not re-route my life for a different course. The satisfaction of having your firstborn, but still being able to graduate with your class, and having your baby boy unaware of the significance of him being there in the stands. Then having your first daughter, and the challenges of having a girl. You feel your life is complete, but then you have an unexpected additional boy; after making the decision you can be independent, and do your best in being the sole parent. The life of working, juggling the care of 3 children, with no more social life or self-care, was the undeniable reality. But after the trials of motherhood to 3 children, then life gives you a curve ball and adds a pre-teen to your existence. The tween who grew to call me mom, as if she had always been there from the beginning, and accepting us as family.
Thinking your heart is full, then shifting to grandma mode. What a whirlwind. Life’s up and down rollercoaster, with mixes of emotions. At first 4 grandkids; with 3 girls and finally a boy. With a whole new ball game from when your kids were little. The different personalities, fighting for attention and trying to be the “favorite”. The wholehearted extension of your child, instilled in 4 little ones, for you to give unconditional, unending love. The souls that would burst my heart at the seams.
To overfill your heart is a blessing of a new grandbaby boy, after your other grandkids are grown, and their importance is friends, video games, and hobbies. A new little, to help raise and hopefully instill your life experience, in hopes he would make me proud someday.
I pray for God to allow me to be there for the graduations, the marriages, and the great-grandbabies, or be blessed to watch from the heavens and cheer them on.
Cynthia Wood, Founder & Bonus Mom to Rhonda, Dawna, & Renea
by Dawna Woods
Sometimes in life, we are blessed with a Bonus Mom who loves us as if we were her own. Cynthia Wood is ours.
Cynthia came into our lives over 45 years ago and was there through our childhood. She is a founder of C.I.A. Services and instilled an amazing work ethic in us and the many who have benefited from her as a mentor.
She loves reading, cruising, and spending time with our big family at her home in Matagorda. She loves talking to all of us on the phone and will keep you on the line for what feels like hours, and sometimes it is. She loves hearing about our lives and the grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
She loves all of us as if we were her own. Our lives would not be the same if she were not in them.
Happy Mother’s Day, Cynthia!
Brenda Miller, Mother of Brandi Brack
by Brandi Brack, Vice President, San Antonio Director of Management Services, & Community Manager
My mother is one of the strongest and most loving women I know. She taught me the value of hard work, loyalty, faith, and family. She also taught me how to fish, dance, cook, play dominoes, and carry myself with grace and strength. She is the reason I love Medina Lake, boating, fishing, beach trips, and time spent on the water with family. She also taught me that a true family domino game is not complete until someone is accused of cheating, someone gets their feelings hurt, and she somehow still wins.
Some of my favorite memories are our family vacations and highly competitive domino games filled with laughter, storytelling, and just enough arguing to keep things interesting. She also instilled in me a love for dachshunds and the importance of creating a home where everyone feels welcome, even if that means sharing the couch with a few wiener dogs and leaving covered in fur.
Her love for family has no bounds. She helped raise her six brothers, and even 50 years later, she is still caring for two of them in her home. She is always there to listen, support, and help whenever her family needs her. Her grandchildren and great-grandchildren are the light of her life, and she loves them fiercely and unconditionally, while also making sure they never leave her house hungry.
Her life has always been guided by her love for God, her husband, her family, and service to her country; in that order. I admire her deeply and feel incredibly blessed for the example she has set for all of us as the matriarch of our family.
Linda Jean Seekford, Mom to Frances & Renee
by Frances McIntyre, Community Specialist / Administrative Assistant
It will be 20 years ago this May 30th that my mom passed away; however, my mom was there to help raise my children. I thought it would be touching to submit who my mom was, by transmitting my son’s impression:
“Holidays and my birthday (they have the same birthday) have always been rough for me since my granny left. So winter is always a dark time. But sweet memories always flood my brain to keep me going. From playing cards and watching soap operas to hearing my name called for dinner or for doing something stupid. I’ll never forget her many faces. The ‘I love you’ face, the ‘You’re killing me’ face and the ‘I’m going to kill you’ face, which I got a lot.
She was a wonderful woman. Loved her knick-knacks, television shows, and sweet tea. Made the best egg sandwiches and potato salad and could turn nothing into something. I’ll never forget the time she got me off the bus and a spider fell on her shoulder from the big oak tree and she ran, screamed, and swatted all the way to the house faster than I’d ever seen her move. I miss her so much. She taught me a lot of things but the one that sticks the most is that family is all you have and all you’ll ever need.
Granny, I love and miss you more and more, and I hope to see you one day again and hear you say my name with open arms.”
Happy Mother’s Day Mom/Granny in Heaven
Carmen Morfin, Mom to Jessica Soto
by Jessica Soto, Community & Office Manager
I am a proud first-generation Mexican American. My parents are from Mexico and have been in the United States since they were young. My mom was an old-school Mexican mama; she had a chancla or a belt when needed, and she didn’t play.
My mom taught me how to be independent, how to stand on my own, make my own money, and never depend on anyone else to survive. That’s something that has stayed with me my entire life.
She believed in tough love, and I’ll be honest, I wasn’t always the easiest kid. I pushed boundaries, I made mistakes, and I gave her a run for her money. But looking back now, I understand why she was the way she was. She was preparing me for the real world. Because of her, I am strong. Because of her, I am independent. Because of her, I know how to keep going no matter what life throws at me. Everything she poured into me, every lesson, every tough moment, every bit of love, helped shape the woman I am today. I am proud of who I am, and I know I wouldn’t be this person without her.
Happy Mother’s Day to the woman who made me strong.
Marissa Woods, Daughter-in-Law to Dawna Woods
by Dawna Woods, Maintenance Coordinator
Being a mom is awesome however being a Nella to our grandchildren is the BEST feeling ever!
Our daughter-in-law, Marissa, is the mother of our Grandson, Waylon, who is 16 months old. Since he was born, she has taken Motherhood on like a hero. She is so gentle and patient with Waylon, and at times, with his dad. He is such a happy baby, rarely cries or fusses. He is now walking and talking, each day in a new adventure. I am excited to see how she has bloomed as a mother.
To Our Working Moms
by Faith Maldonado-Padgett
To all the moms who make up our team:
I don’t know how you do it. Day in and day out, I watch you juggle your career and motherhood with resilience and grace. From Community Specialists in our Customer Care department who take your kiddos to an appointment on lunch and hop right back on the phones for the rest of the day, the Administrative Assistants who stuff statements with your babies babbling in the background, the Community Managers who have an annual meeting one day and a college graduation the next, and everyone in between. We have moms throughout the company: our Support Staff, Publications Coordinators, Maintenance Coordinators, Compliance Team Members, Financial Team Members, Insurance Coordinators, Receptionists, and our Executive Board.
Your purses are filled with planners, snacks, notes-to-self. You carry your to-do list in your head, diapers and snacks in your bags, and the weight of the world on your shoulders. You show up every day for your kids and colleagues. And you do it all not because it’s easy, it is far, far, far from easy, but because it’s all important to you. You value it all: your communities, your coworkers, your families.
For my entire life, I have heard time and time again that women can’t have it all. And maybe that’s partially true—I don’t know a single one of you who sleeps as much as she should. There are sacrifices made behind closed doors, after the kids have been tucked in and the rest of the world is quiet. There are invisible choices every day: skipping lunch to make it for the pick-up line, clearing your inbox late into the night, shouldering the mental load of home and work without letting either one slip. But every single day, you dispel the myth that a woman must choose between her children and her career. You prove that it’s a false dichotomy. Maybe (probably) Beyoncé says it best: you’re “smart enough to make these millions, strong enough to bear the children… then get back to business.”
Though you may not know it, there are so many people who look to you for inspiration. Your coworkers, your friends, your sisters, your daughters. They are watching you, learning. They are questioning and redefining their understandings of motherhood. They are reevaluating their goals as they watch you excel both at work and at home. Maybe without knowing it, you are inspiring more and more women to dare to try.
So to all of the moms who are part of C.I.A. Services, I wish you a very happy Mother’s Day. I would say you’re superheroes, but you’re not. You’re something even better. You’re moms!
New Communities
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Please help us welcome our newest communities joining us!
- Fox Grove (San Antonio) Homeowners’ Association - 05/01/26
- Infinite Loop Commercial Property Owners Association - 05/01/26
We are so excited about these new partnerships and look forward to long and successful relationships!
Community Spotlight
We are proud of every one of our communities, so it’s always hard to find just one to spotlight. However, we are always eager to share!
Here are the most recent selections:
- May Colony Grant Homeowners Association Houston
- April Magnolia Heights Homeowners Association San Antonio
- March Country Colony Community Improvement Association Houston
- February Hunterwood Village II Association Houston
- January Lincoln Green Estates Community Association Houston
To see the full story on these communities and more, visit the Community Spotlight page on our site.
Community Anniversaries
Every month we appreciate the communities that are celebrating their anniversaries with us. Here are the clients that started with us in May.
- Bay Pointe Community Association - 27 years
- Cinco Ranch Commercial Association II - 18 years
- Atascocita Timbers Homeowners Association - 14 years
- Oak Hill Estates Homeowners Association - 11 years
- Rancho Verde Residential Community - 10 years
- Artesian Lakes Community Association - 8 years
- Spring Branch Townhomes Homeowner’s Association - 3 years
Our goal has always been to create a positive, long-term relationship with all of our client communities. We are very proud to be managing all of these communities.
Employee Corner
One Year Anniversaries
We love to celebrate special milestones with our employees. In the Employee Corner of each eNews issue, we introduce you to all employees who have reached their first anniversary with our company.
Read on for this month’s company one-year anniversaries and to learn a little bit about what they do both professionally and personally!
This month, we proudly celebrate a very special milestone for Theresa Gossett, Administrative Assistant, as she marks her first work anniversary.
In just one year, she brought positivity and genuine connection to the workplace. Her presence made a meaningful impact, and the relationships built within the team became one of the most valuable parts of her journey. She says she’s most proud that she’s able to build strong connections, create trust, and share memorable moments with her team. It’s been a rewarding first year for her.
Life Beyond the Office:
- She loves reading and finding joy in quiet, peaceful moments.
- Enjoys spending time with family and celebrating life’s little moments.
- A big fan of Disney movies and anything that brings laughter and happiness.
- She loves to laugh and believes joy makes a day brighter. Has a unique love of collecting Christmas ornaments.
- Also enjoys collecting purses and shoes.
Let us also celebrate Natalie Jackson, Administrative Assistant, for an amazing first year with the company.
Her perseverance and strong work ethic make her stand out. She is also most thrilled about how quickly she became a dependable part of the Administrative Assistant Team. Becoming someone the team can always count on has made her year special and meaningful.
Life Beyond the Office:
- She finds time to unwind with a good book.
- Loves weightlifting, running, and staying active.
- Enjoys camping and spending time outdoors.
- Video games are one of her favorite ways to relax and have fun.
- She recently bought a 2023 Subaru Crosstrek and named it “Karol C”.
- She watches SpongeBob SquarePants every morning—a daily dose of laughter and good vibes.
Happy first work anniversary to both of you! Your first year is proof that great things happen when passion meets dedication. Thank you for the hard work, positive energy, and reliability you bring to the team. We are excited to see all the amazing things ahead of you!
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Five Years & More!
When an employee reaches their five-year anniversary with the company, they become stockholders! This May, we are proud to recognize and celebrate the dedication of our valued stockholders whose passion and commitment continue to make a meaningful impact on our organization. Your hard work shapes the success of our company every day.
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Today, we proudly recognize an outstanding milestone of Renea Miksch, CEO, President, Director of Marketing, and Community Manager, as she celebrates forty-one years of dedicated service and commitment to our company.
For over four decades, her passion and perseverance have played an essential role in shaping our success. Her dedication, professionalism, and positive attitude continue to inspire everyone around her.
Life Beyond the Office:
- She loves spending quality time with her family and cherishes every moment shared with them.
- She is passionate about supporting children in sports and enjoys encouraging their growth, teamwork, and confidence through athletics.
- A fun story she loves to share is from when she was 16 years old—she was kissed on the hand by Rob Lowe! A gentlemanly gesture that remains a memorable and special experience.
Congratulations also to Laura Tate, Executive VP, Director of Financial Services, and General Manager, as she marks thirty-three years of service with the company. Her professionalism, resilience, and dedication continue to inspire those around her. One of the things she is most proud of in her career is her ability to successfully manage complex associations while balancing her executive responsibilities with excellence and grace.
Life Beyond the Office:
- It’s hard for her to stay away from a karaoke mic—she’s always ready for a good sing-along!
- Shopping is always a fun way to unwind.
- She also enjoys working out, walking, and staying active.
- Finds joy in reading and relaxing with good books.
- She’s proudly named after both of her grandmothers.
Let us also celebrate Jessica Soto, Houston Office Manager and Community Manager, for her incredible eleven years of commitment to the company.
For the past decade, she has contributed not only through her hard work and professionalism but also by helping create a workplace filled with positivity, support, and connection. Her uplifting spirit continues to make a lasting impact on the team and everyone around her. One of the things she’s most proud of in her career is the environment she has helped build—a positive and supportive culture where the team feels connected and motivated, and more like a family.
Life Beyond the Office:
- She loves spending time with friends—catching up, sharing laughs, and making great memories.
- She enjoys being a homebody and values peaceful moments to relax and recharge.
- She is proudly an AML survivor, a true testament to her inspiring spirit.
Next, we warmly congratulate Leticia Burchard, Gate Systems Coordinator, on marking her eleventh year of unwavering service.
Her positive energy and commitment continue to make a difference every day. She’s always proud that her career has built her a work family throughout her journey with the company. The trust and strong support system she has created with her colleagues have made her workplace feel like a second home, making every year more meaningful.
Life Beyond the Office:
- She loves spending time at the beach and enjoying peaceful ocean views.
- Crafting is her favorite thing to do.
- Family time is what she treasures and prioritizes.
- Before joining the company, she proudly served in the Coast Guard for 4 years—and yes, she carried a gun while on base, showcasing her strength, discipline, and fearless spirit!
Lastly, let’s send our cheers to Dana Mohl, Financial Team Member, on celebrating seven years with us.
Throughout her tenure, her willingness to go the extra mile created not only success but also stronger connections within the team. What makes this milestone even more special is the impact she leaves beyond the tasks and responsibilities— the encouragement, reliability, and inspiration she shares with those around her.
Life Beyond the Office:
- Enjoys spending quality time with her husband and family, and values every moment shared with them.
- Actively involved with her church family and remains deeply grateful for the fellowship and time spent together.
- Enjoys working out and maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
- A passionate baseball fan who loves watching and cheering on her favorite baseball team, the Atlanta Braves!
Once again, Congratulations to all of you! Your years of service with the company are more than just a number—they’re a story of growth, resilience, and dedication. Thank you for being such an important part of our journey. Cheers to many more work anniversaries and to successful years ahead!
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