About Us

 Rich

With Wanda being raised as a “Navy Brat” and my 22 year career as an Officer and Enlisted Man in the United States Navy we have traveled the United States from the shores of the Chesapeake Bay to Point Loma in California.  We’ve seen the United States up close-up and personal. You get to know the people and the area when you live there that’s the wonderful aspect of moving and part of the beauty of life.  We have lived our marriage, and raised our family on the go.   We relocated to the Tri-Cities in 1993 and our family has chosen to make this area home.  I was employed at the Hanford site for almost ten years prior to being caught in downsizing of the site work force, all of that lead to a career change in mid 2005.  If you’re in the Tri-Cities and want to uncover our best kept secret, you need to find out why we’re called the Heart of Washington Wine Country.  I can make your adventure fun and memorable.  Call me today and arrange your own private tour of the area. I look forward to helping you with your real estate needs weather you’re buying or selling property in Kennewick, Pasco, Richland or West Richland.  You’ll find links to Schools, Hospitals, Golf Courses, Builders and Wineries on my web page to give you information on our community, just look under Tri-Cities Resources or Places to Play Please.   Send me and e-mail and let me know if there is anything else you need on the local area and I will try to pass it along. 

  Cyndy

I grew up, went to college and worked in the San Francisco Bay Area for the better part of my life. When my husband's career advancements took us to the Pacific Northwest, I looked upon the change as way to start fresh in my life. The kids and myself adjusted to the Vancouver area (where we moved first to) just fine. It was not meant to be though, because after four years there, my husband's job brought us to a little town in Eastern Washington called Prosser. My girls and I cried all the way! I was a big city girl in a very foreign environment. What was I doing in a small town? I kept asking myself. Soon, though we adjusted to a slower pace and the small town did not seem so bad. We all made friends there, and just about the time I started to feel I was fitting in (4 years later), there was to be another move back to California. I wanted to go really I did. One of my daughters left for college that year to the University of Washington so I still had ties here. But I was ready to go back or so I thought! While there, we built a beautiful custom home, I had a good teaching job, but I just did not like it and after one year, I was ready to come back. I missed Washington. When my husband decided to take a job in Hermiston, Oregon, I did not hesitate! I missed the Northwest so much...that was over six years ago. The Tri-Cities has always felt like I've lived here all my life. It is a wonderful, friendly place to live, raise children, have fun and work. I enjoy meeting new people. Please send Rich or myself an email to let us know how we can be of service to you. I look forward to meeting YOU!