The desire to become a financial advisor began when I heard someone say, “always pay yourself first. Put some away for a rainy day and put some away for retirement.” This was the path I chose to follow and it led me to a path I wanted share. I am so happy to see clients make the transition from working years to retirement. This is because they made the decision to pay themselves first.

I was raised in Sierra Vista. I graduated from Arizona Western College, where I played soccer, and from ASU with an MBA. I worked for a bank for 13 years as a business relations manager. Fortunately, my brother-in-law is a financial advisor with Edward Jones, and he asked me to become part of the Edward Jones family. I started in 2012 and became a limited partnership in 2018. I mentor financial advisors. I have been recognized by the firm as having many accomplishments.

Before moving back to Sierra Vista, I lived briefly in Phoenix. Taylor (22) and Jaycie (12), Jaycie (15), Jaycie (12), and Ty (77) are my children. I enjoy watching them grow and thrive through their various activities. In my spare time, I thoroughly enjoy being outdoors, biking, camping, 4-wheeling and horseback riding, and my most favorite is long distance backpacking. In 2017, I hiked more than 100 miles in six days on the Sierra Nevada Trail. In 2019, I did a similar solo hike. This experience really gives me a chance to meditate, refocus, rejuvenate and challenge myself.

Cindy Fulbright is my branch office administrator. She provides the highest level customer service to clients. We use an established 5-step process to make each client feel understood, informed, in control with all aspects of their financial life and we will partner with you throughout your life to help keep you on track. At Edward Jones we are focused on you, the client. We need well-defined goals and a trusting relationship to meet your financial health. There is nothing more important to us than knowing what is most important to you.