Creative Grace Homes

Born in Aurora, Colorado, Shannon has spent her life connected to the communities that make this state so special. Her story reflects resilience, determination, and the belief that challenges can lead to meaningful growth.

At 17, she earned her GED just months after leaving high school — an early experience that strengthened her belief that setbacks can become stepping stones toward something greater.

Her entrepreneurial spirit emerged early when she began selling Tupperware at 18, planting the seed for a lifelong interest in business and helping others build their futures. At 29, she completed her degree in Finance and Accounting at Metropolitan State University of Denver. With a natural talent for numbers, she began her career in accounting and gained valuable experience working through several demanding tax seasons at Ernst & Young.

During that same time, Shannon was raising her two young children. Their encouragement eventually led her to step away from corporate life to focus on family — a chapter that deepened her appreciation for home, stability, and the environments we create for the people we love.

Those values — home, stability, and creating supportive environments — continue to guide the way Shannon serves her clients today.

During her years as a stay-at-home mom, Shannon explored several entrepreneurial ventures before finding a long-term professional home with Primerica, where she worked as an agent for 15 years and was previously Life and Securities Licensed.

Her work there became deeply personal. After losing her husband to cancer at just 49 years old, Shannon experienced firsthand the impact that life insurance can have on a family’s financial stability. While the benefit provided essential support, navigating that season without a trusted guide left her feeling overwhelmed by grief and uncertain about the decisions ahead.

That experience sparked a passion to help others facing similar life transitions — ensuring they would not feel as alone as she once did.

Through her work with clients, Shannon developed a strong commitment to financial education, helping individuals and families build confidence with money and make thoughtful decisions about their future. Along the way, she also supported dozens of small business owners through coaching, networking, and mentoring, and taught courses in Ethics of Entrepreneurship and New Venture Creation at Metropolitan State University of Denver through 2015.

These experiences shaped her belief that clear guidance during life’s most important transitions can make all the difference. That same passion for helping people navigate meaningful decisions eventually led Shannon into real estate — where home, stability, and financial clarity come together in powerful ways.