My love for family history developed at a young age out of the pursuit of the answer to the universal question, "Who am I?" This shifted into a desire to help others in their search as well. Turning my hobby into a profession, I completed Boston University’s Certificate in Genealogical Research in 2018, graduated from the ProGen Study Group 38, and completed the University of New Haven graduate certificate program for Forensic Investigative Genetic Genealogy in 2022.

My passion within the varied field of genealogy is helping people identify their birth families. I volunteer for the non-profit 325Kamra, Inc., which assists Korean Adoptees in getting DNA testing and finding their birth families. 

​Although genetic genealogy is my focus, other research interests include the following areas: Ashkenazi Jewish, Ireland, Scotland, Germany, San Francisco, and Yuba County, California.

My love of all things genealogy takes up most of my time. However, I also enjoy road trips with my husband, three children, adopted Belgian Sheepdog, and adopted bunny.