I’m a retired corporate communications professional and a self-professed Jesus girl. Writing has always been my way of making sense of life’s messiness, and I’ve spent years sharing raw, honest, and sometimes humorous takes on faith, love, and everything in between. In retirement, I’ve dedicated my time to serving as the Gospel of Life chairperson at Indiana’s largest Catholic parish, where I help educate and support initiatives that uphold the dignity of life—whether it’s caring for the elderly, assisting pregnant mothers, or providing resources for human trafficking recovery. 

Always Editing is where faith and real life collide. I write to encourage, to uplift, and to remind others that none of us are a finished work—we’re all in progress. Whether it’s through my blog, mentorship, or prayer requests, my goal is to offer a space where hope and humor meet grace. When I’m not writing, you’ll probably find me cheering on the Boilermakers, spending time with my family, or laughing at my own technological mishaps. Life is a work in progress—and I’m always editing.