Sharon grew up on a farm south of Lexington with horses, cattle, and crops. Her early love of horses led her to become a member of the Keeneland Pony Club where she gained insight, appreciation, and love of the beautiful rolling land in Fayette and surrounding counties and the owners. She eventually broke and galloped thoroughbreds for Doug Davis at Keeneland and Ted Carr at Poplar Hill.
Sharon attended UK, married, and, in 1973, moved to a farm in Woodford County where she raised three daughters. She earned a real estate license in 1987 and joined Justice Real Estate in 1990 where she has found that her years of gathering knowledge of land, farming, and people have been invaluable in assisting buyers and sellers.
Sharon resides today in southern Woodford County with her husband Jim, an attorney, in a historic home "Airy Mount" with adjoining Mint Springs Farm, a cattle, crop, and thoroughbred mare/foal operation. When she has some free time, she is off to Ireland to join her two grandchildren or just down the road to spend time with her third grandchild.
Sharon would encourage you to heed one of her favorite quotes: "Buy land, they aren't making it anymore."