I have dedicated over a decade to the practice of genealogy. My journey into this field took a professional turn in 2020. While my primary expertise lies in United States genealogy research, my pursuit of knowledge has led me to explore ancestral histories in diverse global locations, including the United Kingdom, Denmark, German, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Italy, Armenia, the Philippines, Russia, and several other international destinations. In addition, I possess experience in leveraging genetic genealogy methods.

Currently, I am diligently working towards a Genealogy degree at Brigham Young University (BYU) in Provo, Utah. I have one more year before I graduate. Simultaneously, I am actively seeking Accreditation from ICAPGen (the International Commission for the Accreditation of Professional Genealogists), specializing in the Southwest region of the United States, encompassing Colorado, Utah, Nevada, California, New Mexico, and Arizona. I have submitted my level one project and am awaiting my results.

My experience encompasses a wide spectrum, including both substantial and more compact genealogical projects. This encompasses projects undertaken for individual clients and their families, as well as research endeavors conducted on behalf of various institutions. Notably, my involvement in the Century of Black Mormons project has been particularly rewarding.

Furthermore, I have had the privilege of presenting my expertise at significant genealogical events, including Rootstech in 2021 and 2022, the Heartland Genealogy Conference, and the Utah Genealogical Society.

If you have any genealogical problems, questions, or inquries please reach out. I am happy to help or point you to who may be more qualified to do so.