I was born in Athens, Greece to a U.S. military father and Greek mother. Coming from a family with a history of military service, I knew I wanted to serve our country and did so proudly as a Russian Intelligence Interceptor in the U.S. Army.
After leaving the Military I came to Arizona to study at the University of Arizona in Tucson where I earned my Bachelor of Science in Geosciences. I fell in love with Arizona!
I wanted to further my education and left for England and postgraduate study at Oxford University. Shortly after, I met my husband John, a small business owner, and soon afterwards began working as a radio producer for the BBC.
We moved back to the United States, and as a member of AMVETS, I became an advocate for veteran women’s issues and homeless and disabled veterans - fighting the corruption and fraud that is currently trying to disenfranchise veterans at the Pacific Branch of the National Home for Disabled Veteran Soldiers, a cause I am still committed to.
Once I had my two girls, I knew the only place I wanted to raise my family was in Arizona, a state that prides itself on fierce independence, love of country, and strong sense of community.
I was born in the birthplace of democracy, Athens, Greece, to a U.S. military father and Greek mother. Coming from a family with a history of military service, I knew I wanted to serve our country and did so proudly as a Russian Intelligence Interceptor in the U.S. Army.
After leaving the Military I came to Arizona to study at the University of Arizona in Tucson where I earned my Bachelor of Science in Geosciences. I fell in love with Arizona!
I wanted to further my education and left for England and postgraduate study at Oxford University. Shortly after, I met my husband John, a small business owner, and soon afterwards began working as a radio producer for the BBC.
We moved back to the United States, and as a member of AMVETS, I became an advocate for veteran women’s issues and homeless and disabled veterans - fighting the corruption and fraud that is currently trying to disenfranchise veterans at the Pacific Branch of the National Home for Disabled Veteran Soldiers, a cause I am still committed to.
Once I had my two girls, I knew the only place I wanted to raise my family was in Arizona, a state that prides itself on fierce independence, love of country, and strong sense of community.
