Paula has lived in Maine her entire life.  She is a 7th generation Mainer and can trace her direct descendants to two men on the May Flower.  All her life she grew up hearing stories about her robust pioneer stock. Going back 6 generations, her direct descendant left Castine, Maine in a stagecoach to build a new life in  northern Maine. Her relative traveled up here on the Old StageCoach Road still  visible by hunters today. This relative then dredged supplies and belongings 18 miles to [...]

Paula has lived in Maine her entire life.  She is a 7th generation Mainer and can trace her direct descendants to two men on the May Flower.  All her life she grew up hearing stories about her robust pioneer stock. Going back 6 generations, her direct descendant left Castine, Maine in a stagecoach to build a new life in  northern Maine. Her relative traveled up here on the Old StageCoach Road still  visible by hunters today. This relative then dredged supplies and belongings 18 miles to the new homestead.  She did this in a dress, caring for an 18 month old child, and in the spring.

Paula has used this same tenacity for the last 30 years in the mental health field advocating for and linking clients to services that will enhance their quality of  life.  She would like to use this skill set to assist you in finding your dream home, camp or little piece of heaven on earth.

Paula married her  high school  sweetheart and they have been married 35 years. They have 1 adult son and 1 grandchild.  In her spare time she enjoys exploring Portland, watching classic movies, and making homemade pasta.