About Sherry
"I Will Always Consider Myself a Small Town Girl"
Sherry is a fourth generation native of Loudoun County. She’s a mom, a successful entrepreneur, a social media influencer and so much more (athlete, artist, mentor, etc.).
Sherry was still a student at Loudoun County High School when she first got licensed as a Realtor in 1988. But instead of jumping into a career in real estate right out of high school, Sherry went off to pursue a college degree. She made a life for herself as a wife, mother and partner in a successful local landscaping business.
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Sherry returned to real estate in 2015, completely reinventing herself and quickly becoming one of the top producing agents in Northern Virginia. In just the past 5 years, Sherry has closed nearly $75 million in real estate transactions. She’s built quite a reputation as a Realtor and her practice has continued to grow year after year.
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For those of us who have watched Sherry build her practice, it’s easy to see why she’s been successful. Sherry is a very hard worker. She is driven to self-educate and learn new things. But most importantly, Sherry genuinely loves serving her clients and helping people get where they need to be. Despite representing the #1 global luxury brand in real estate, Sherry says of herself, “I will always consider myself a small town girl.” People just love her. They put their trust in Sherry and they are consistently rewarded with excellent results.
In Her Own Words - Q&A With Sherry
Why did you come back to real estate?
“Back in 2015 I was going through a divorce. I lost my job because I worked with my ex-husband. I wasn’t sure what I was going to do. I went back to college and obtained a degree in Entrepreneurship & Business from James Madison University. At the same time – I bought and sold several houses and seemed to be buying lots of furniture and decorating a lot of houses. My sister-in-law said to me, ‘You should be a Realtor. You seem to love houses’. That one comment re-started my career in real estate.”
What's the craziest thing that has happened to you as a Realtor?
“I was selling real estate out in Durango, Colorado. It was raining. I asked my clients to take their shoes off. The family took their shoes off and were walking around the home. The wife and I went downstairs to talk over the price. We heard a scream from upstairs. The husband had stepped on something. We weren’t sure what it was but it wasn’t coming out. He was rushed to the emergency room. He had stepped on a fishing hook. The fishing hook was one that expanded when it caught something, in this case, his foot. He was operated on and the hook was removed. I learned to wear booties from then on. The seller ended up having to pay for the surgery.”
Your girl Lola appears to be your constant companion. How did she come into your life?
“I was on a cruise 10 years ago and I got a call from an employee of our company. He said, ‘I found two white and tan shih tzus, just like you wanted. Do you want them both?” At that time, I had a Labrador named Sport. He had a lot of energy & I couldn’t imagine having 3 dogs.
That day, I picked Lola from a picture. She was delivered to me at 5 weeks old. I believe she came from a puppy mill. She came into our home and fit right in. She snuggled with the 100 pound Labrador. They loved one another.
She would do zoomies around the family room and slide under the couch and the lab would chase her but he couldn’t fit underneath the couch.
I call Lola my lifeline. When life got hard, she carried me through. It’s amazing what unconditional love can do for a person. Lola is beautiful and her disposition and temperament was just what I needed. When life got hard, Lola showed up and pulled me through. She’s the best.
You got married again in 2024. How has that changed your life?
I married Keith on September 7, 2024. Our life has not changed one bit. I met a man who is a solid family man and if you’re his friend, he has your back. Everything is the same as before we got married. We have a lot in common. We used to run together and now walk together. We love to ride bikes. The best part is knowing he is beside me. Not in front and not behind me. Not much more I can say.
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We had a gorgeous day with all of our family and friends with us. I posted all of the photos in my blog: Sherry & Keith's Hopping Wedding - A Celebration of Love, Joy & Dance
