A Georgia resident since 1988, I’ve lived in Roswell since 1993. I grew up in rural Louisiana, and am a graduate of Louisiana State University Medical Center and the University of New Orleans.  Since graduation, I have worked over 35 years in Healthcare Management focusing on improving care for people in communities across the Southeast US.

My husband, Rory, and I have been married for 44 years. We are the proud parents of twin sons, Scott and Chad. While my sons were growing up in Roswell, I served on everything from the PTA boards to being a Parent Representative on the Fulton County Disciplinary Board. Scott has established The Robichaux Law Firm in Savannah and Chad is conducting medical research at Emory.

I am also the proud daughter of a World War II Navy veteran. When I’m not working or spending time with my family, you can find me sailing, traveling, reading, gardening, and supporting a variety of volunteer efforts in our community.

In 2018, my team and I were part of the biggest upset in Georgia politics. The formula was no secret: we had adult conversations with Roswell and Alpharetta residents about what was truly affecting their lives. With the same dedication to common sense, and a focus on public service, we can continue to shape politics in 2022 and beyond.