Brenda Nelson
Brenda has spent almost all of her life in North Western British Columbia and loves the natural beauty of the area.
Brenda has spent almost all of her life in North Western British Columbia and loves the natural beauty of the area.
Celeste received her accounting designation in 1984. Since that time she has worked for industry, government and public accounting.
Celeste has worked at Carlyle Shepherd & Co. since 2013.
Connie has deep roots in Northwestern BC having lived in Kemano and Prince Rupert before the family finally settled in Terrace.
Debby has lived in the Terrace area for most of her life and has witnessed the area’s many changes over the years. She enjoys spending time with her family, ATVing, and getting her hands dirty in the garden.
Donna grew up in rural Prince George. After earning her professional accounting designation in 1989, an employment opportunity with CS&Co brought the family to Terrace. Captured by the natural beauty of the area, she has been here ever since.
Ernie was born and raised in Terrace and has no intention of leaving. He loves the beauty of the area, having actual seasons and the incredible lack of traffic. Not many people can get to work in less than a minute.
Fritz grew up in South Africa and a family immigration led him to beautiful Terrace BC. Most days you will find Fritz in the gym working hard at his bodybuilding but he still finds time to hike and mountain bike in the summer. In winter he enjoys curling with his friends.
Jamie grew up in the Okanagan but the search for a slower pace of life brought him and the family to Terrace. He makes good use of the long summer days to golf, mountain bike or go hiking but in the winters you will find him either at the curling rink or on the ski hill.
Steve grew up in South Africa and spent a year in Terrace as a Rotary youth exchange student. The marketing campaign worked and Northwestern BC seemed the logical place to raise a family. He really appreciates the fresh air, mountains, fishing, curling (hurry hard!), snowboarding, the vibrant arts scene and the two-minute commute.