I am a proud past resident of my hometown, Roberts, Montana, home of the Roberts Rockets, two churches, two saloons, a restaurant and 300 merry Montanans who were only too happy to act as self-appointed deputies during my youth there.  I graduated from there, then the University of Montana, then spent 10 years as a folk singer, travelling the west and writing songs about the west, mainly Montana.  I married Jackie in 1984 and it was then I chose the real estate career I now enjoy.  I began in Denver, where we’d moved, in a commercial real estate firm where I was the top agent for eight of the nine years I worked there.  We returned to Montana in 1993 and moved to Bozeman where I started my own company of real estate Brokers.  I’ve been part of the RE/MAX system since 2000 and appreciate the power of the largest, most effective real estate network on the planet.  My West Highland terrier Nessie teaches me a new life lesson every day, but mainly reminds me that it’s better to be happy than not.  

 
But, enough about me.  Most of who I am is about Montana.  I was raised in a small town.  We knew everyone on a first name basis.  We took care of  one another, too.  No big deal.  If someone was hungry, we gave them a job so they could feed themselves and their family.  If someone needed help, we gave it and, in turn, received it.  I would like to take people back in time to our annual Fireman’s Picnic and enlist them in an egg tossing contest or one-legged race.  Maybe call their name off the bench to go in to a tightly contested basketball game where the Roberts Rockets were staging a heroic comeback against huge odds.  But if I can’t do that, the least I can do is welcome you to Montana and hope your experience here is one-tenth of what I’ve experienced.  We’d both be lucky.
 
Keep ‘er steady.
 
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