Women's Council of Realtors Georgia

Often times people join the Women's Council of Realtors not sure what will happen next. You may have a desire for leadership. If that is the case, request an application for this years Leadership Academy. This opportunity is for a limited number of participants and it helps set the stage for what your future journey looks like. Comment below if interested.

Just a friendly reminder to check your profiles and make sure your membership is current, we are down to the final two days. This is your journey and we are grateful to be part of it. If not yet a member, you can join as well. WCR.org

Continue to pray for our network’s family and friends in Coweta County as they deal with the devastating destruction and aftermath of the tornado that hit in the night on March 25. The Fayette County Board of Realtors is a collection site for water and supplies. They are located at 101 Devant Street Suite 706, Fayetteville GA 30214.

Back in January, we held our first Imprint State Speaker Series with Terrica Lynn Smith. Her project Madeline Cove has an update and we thought we would share her news! Congratulations Terrica!

Women’s Council Family...give yourself the gift of a PMN Designation as it’s the gift that keeps on giving. Register and join us January 12, 2021 and kick the year off with education. Hope to see you there!! Instructor: Tammy Noll platform: Zoom $40 for members, that’s a deal!

New Year, New You! Right?! Have you ordered your Women's Council of Realtors Georgia 50th Anniversary T-Shirt yet? They are super soft and come in both ladies and unisex styles. Show your support in style! Link to order https://wcrstore.myshopify.com/

Our last Holiday Tradition story...it’s from our 2021 State President, Norm Kennedy. I have so many great memories as Christmas was a big deal when I was young. Family would gather at our house on Christmas Eve and my cousins and I would anxiously await the arrival of Santa. Little did we know it was our chunky Uncle . We would look out of my bedroom window because you could see Rudolph in the distance. As adults, we now know it was the tower light at the local ski hill (Mi...chigan) and not Rudolph. Life changed, we grew up, and with it all, certain traditions remain. Christmas lights, my mother always said there is no such thing as too many and instead of watching for Rudolph, it’s become a tradition to watch the classic Rudolph TV show with my kids. So there you have it. Your Women’s Council of Realtors Georgia family would like to wish you and your families a safe, healthy, and Happy Holidays. We are looking forward to the new year that’s right around the corner.

Down to our final two Holiday Traditions! Traci Denise Fuller, our 2021 State President-Elect shared her families holiday tradition. Christmas is one of my favorite times of the year! One reason I love Christmas is because I get to watch my grandchildren put their parents homemade childhood ornaments on our tree. It warms my heart to see them so excited! We watch Rudolph and decorate the tree together each year! Love hearing all our traditions and the memories that are made. Thanks for sharing Traci!