My roots in Fairfield go back to 1980s….
These streets shaped my perspective on what makes a neighborhood truly special. I’ve returned to my Fairfield roots to help my neighbors navigate the next step with the local heart they deserve.
Foundation
The ground beneath Fairfield has always been about more than just property lines. Starting with the Welsh immigrant farmers of the 1830s, this land was settled by people who valued hard work and a strong foundation. By 1842, the Town of Delafield was official, and the stage was set for the neighborhood we know today.
Homegrown in the ‘80s Dirt
My family’s story started on the far side of Fairfield Way near Lexington Drive. My parents built here in 1973, and I was born into the neighborhood shortly after. By the time I was old enough to be out exploring, the subdivision was mostly established, but it still felt like our own private world where we could get a little dirt under our fingernails.
The Iron and the Berries
I have two memories that keep me rooted here. There was an old farm plow buried deep in the brush on our yard line a stubborn relic from the farmers who worked this land a century before us. To me, it was a hidden treasure I’d show off to anyone who visited. Then there were the wild berries along that property line. They were the taste of summer in Fairfield, and they usually ended up on a bowl of ice cream after a day of being a neighborhood kid.
Why I’m Back
I know these streets because I lived them. I’ve watched Fairfield grow from the “new” subdivision into the established, rock-solid community it is today. I’m not here to give you a rehearsed sales pitch or act like some corporate outsider; I’m here because this is the neighborhood that made me the person I’m today spunkiness and all.
I’m back in Fairfield because I want to honor the legacy of this land and the people who have spent decades making it home. You deserve a Realtor who treats your home with the same level of care of my family did when they first built here. When you’re ready to pass your keys to the next generation, I’ll suit up and put my lifetime of Fairfield history to work to ensure you get the results your years here deserve.
