After many years as a McCall, Idaho resident, teaching, ranching, playing, skiing, hiking, backpacking, river running, exploring, she’s been there, done that and knows what has sold and sold and sold.

This is a big one. You’ll just have to meet her, talk to others and figure out if her years of living here, being in the business this long, her involvement in community etc., gives you a comfort level. She likes working w/all ages and feels comfortable dealing w/all types of property - land, commercial or residential. She's had listings priced from $200,000 to $11,000,000 and prides herself w/her ability and enjoyment of the different types and ages attached to each price bracket.

Jean has a Business Degree with a Physical Education minor from UCLA, a teaching credential and experience as a high school teacher and coach.  She was involved in all aspects of school and extra curricular activities while raising her two sons. An unexpected career began in McCall in the ranching business which meant irrigating 4 and 5 hours a day, chasing cattle which led to the realization that it is more fun dealing w/people than 300 head of cattle, fixing fences and chasing critters - definitely a huge learning career!  Her past 26 year career in Real Estate has been another learning curve and a different kind of fun!

Jean is enthusiastic about life and loves people.  She has a happy disposition, is curious and eager to accept change. She enjoys her home on the lake, boating and sharing it w/family and friends. She has traveled extensively throughout the world for the past 23 years - trekked in the Himalayas, through Patagonia, traveled through Africa, China, Laos, Cambodia, Viet Nam, Thailand, Peru, Bolivia, Guatemala, Cuba Europe, Ireland, Alaska, New Zealand and Australia, heli skied in Canada and the Rubies and has even taken time to wander in the USA w/her camper van. She’s backpacked extensively in the McCall back country (now down to day hikes or using llamas) and can share the areas w/you via walking, car, ATV, river running and many “fly overs.”