My first position as a Court Reporter was in 2009 when I joined Network. At one point, I took three years off to work in Family Court for Westmoreland County with Judge Scott Mears, but I returned to Network to work with Terri again. I love working for Terri. She’s probably the best boss/owner you could ask for because she’s been in the trenches before and still gets in them with us today. She knows what it’s like and understands what we go through as reporters. Terri is hands-on. She isn’t sitting behind a desk with no idea what we go through. That’s why I came back to work for Network.

What I really enjoy about my job is working with the attorneys that I’ve built relationships with. It’s nice being able to know someone on a friend basis and
not only during work hours. I also enjoy not knowing what kind of case I’m going to work on day-to-day.

You would be surprised to know that I have a family history of state police in my background. My great, great grandfather was the Governor of Pennsylvania,
Governor Pennypacker and formed the Pennsylvania State Police. My grandfather taught at the Hershey State Police Academy and my father was also a State
Trooper. My parents met while my father was going
through the academy in Hershey, PA, fell in love and the rest is history.