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Connie has been licensed since 1987 in PA and MD. She is experienced in all phases of residential real estate, new construction, first time buyers, senior real estate market and resale. Connie believes in staying on top of which is happening in the market. She has taken extensive continuing education courses and has the GRI designation. Connie has served on the local board of realtors, mentored new agents and volunteers at her church and in the community. Connie was born in Hanover, moved to Maryland and then moved back to Hanover in 1980. She lives close to Codorus State Park with her husband, Chuck and Duke her golden doodle. She has two children, Angie and Chucky who graduated from Southwest Schools and both still live in the area. Connie has 6 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. In her free time she enjoys antiquing and reading. Connie looks forward to servicing past and new clients.
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