Karen Beecham has

joined Tim Jones Realty as builder representative in

Wellington Park, an exclusive new 32-home community in

McDonough by Tim Jones Communities.

Beecham,

who has been in real estate since March 1997, has

previously marketed new homes in several communities in

the metro Atlanta area, including Country Club of

Gwinnett and River's Edge Landing in Gwinnett County. She

has been a million dollar producer.

Wellington

Park, which has homes with prices from the $90,000s, is

just off Phillips Drive in McDonough.

Beecham can

be contacted at 678-432-8451. The builder/developer in

the community, Tim Jones Communities, is a 19-year-old

firm which is currently the leading builder in the

Clayton/Henry area.

Rae Shaw has joined Steve

Freeman on the marketing team for Meyer-Sutton Homes in

Wentworth, the golf, swim and tennis neighborhood in the

White Oak community in Coweta County.

Shaw

entered real estate with RE/MAX Results three and

one-half years ago. Working exclusively in marketing new

homes, she is a member of the Million Dollar Club and has

earned membership in the RE/MAX 100% Club.

She has

previously sold homes in the original Woodstream

development and in the Kingsbrook neighborhood of

Woodstream. Meyer-Sutton Homes, which is constructing at

least 35 of the homes in the 70-home Wentworth

neighborhood, has also announced the opening of a new

model home, "The Metcalf."

On the 13th

fairway of the "old course" at

Canongate-at-White Oak golf course, the 2,500-sq. ft. ,

"split" plan four-bedroom model home has a full

brick exterior, formal living and dining rooms, a great

room, and a long list of upgraded features. The model

home is priced at $249,900. On Lower Fayetteville Road

east of Shenandoah Boulevard, Wentworth at White Oak

offers homes priced from the $180,000s to the $240,000s.

Meyer-Sutton

Homes, one of the premier builders in the south Atlanta

area, is building a variety of different house plans,

including ranch and two-story designs. Exterior options

include all brick, stucco and stone, and brick and vinyl.

The Meyer-Sutton homes include many upgrades as standard

features, including hardwood foyers, cultured marble

vanity tops, European-style white kitchen cabinets,

white-on-white appliances, beautiful interior trim with

high gloss paint, a relaxing jetted tub in the master

bath, tilt-out, double paned vinyl windows, side entry

garages and sodded front yards.

The homes

are low maintenance and energy efficient, and basement

and golf course lots are available. Meyer-Sutton Homes,

whose principals include Bill Buchanan and Al Karnes, is

a firm with real estate construction and mortgage banking

experience spanning nearly 25 years.

The

companyalso has built homes in The Vineyards at Eagle's

Landing, Dickerson Cove and Emerald Pointe in Henry

County, and Legacy Estates II, BraeBurn at White Oak, and

The Courtyards in Coweta County. The Meyer-Sutton Homes

marketing team can be contacted by calling the model home

at 770-253-5245 or by calling RE/MAX Results at

770-252-4500. Information about the Meyer-Sutton homes in

Wentworth is also available on the Internet by going to

www.stevefreeman.com, then clicking on the "New

Neighborhoods" button.

Denise Westerveld has joined

the marketing staff at the Fayette County office of

Coldwell Banker Bullard Realty.

Westerveld,

who received her training through the Joe Kennedy Real

Estate School, is a native of Yorkshire in England. A

Fayetteville resident for two years, she also has spent

one year in Malaysia and 15 years in Canada. She is

married to Jacob Westerveld, and they have three

children, Lain, 19; Chelsey, 9, and Jacob, 6.

Westerveld

is a member of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in

Fayetteville, where she is a Sunday School and Vacation

Bible School teacher, assistant superintendent of

education, and a church collection counter. She is a

member of Women's Investment Group, a Girl Scout and Boy

Scout leader, and a volunteer for the Humane Society,

scheduling and fostering animals.

Doug Crumbley , an

agent with the Henry County office of Coldwell Banker

Bullard Realty, has been recognized as a Top Sales

Associate by Coldwell Banker Real Estate Corporation.

According to an announcement by Alex Perriello, president

and chief executive officer of the Coldwell Banker Real

Estate Corporation network, Crumbley was in the top ten

for Georgia in listings sold for second quarter 1999.

Crumbley,

who was June Agent of the Month for the Henry County

office, has been in real estate since 1990, joining

Bullard Realty in 1996. He received his training through

the MLS Training Institute, and he completed the Floyd

Wickman sales and incentive listing program. Named to

Coldwell Banker's International Diamond Society for 1998,

he is an active member of the Million Dollar Club and has

been a member of his company's President's Club.

Jenny Johnson , who

said that she brings "youth and energy" to her

job, is a new sales associate with the Newnan/Coweta

County office of Coldwell Banker Bullard Realty. Johnson

comes to CB Bullard Realty with a strong background in

retail management, which she said gives her a fresh

outlook and makes her service oriented.

She is a

graduate of the MLS Training Institute and has continued

her education through Bullard College of Real Estate. Now

residents of Senoia, Johnson and her husband, Kendall

Johnson, moved here from Corpus Christi, Texas, where

they were married two years ago. They attend Crossroads

Church in Sharpsburg.

Brenda Cash has

joined Tim Jones Realty as builder representative in

Calloway Village at City Square, Tim Jones Communities'

neighborhood in the new City Square master planned

community in McDonough.

Cash, who

has been in real estate for just over three years, has

earned Million Dollar Club membership twice and has

already recorded over $1 million in sales in 1999. First

runner-up for top 1997 producer in her office at her

previous company, she qualified for Coldwell Banker's

International Diamond Society the past two years. A

Locust Grove resident, Cash is married to David Cash.

They have two children, Jessica, 12, and Adam, 11.

City Square

is on Racetrack Road, just off the Courthouse Square in

McDonough. Calloway Village will be a 200-home

neighborhood with homes priced from $105,000 to $120,000.

There have already been 13 sales in the neighborhood,

which opened less than one month ago.

Cash can be

contacted at Calloway Village. 678-432-7916. The

builder/developer in the neighborhood, Tim Jones

Communities, is a 19-year-old firm which is currently the

leading builder in the Clayton/Henry area. The company

produces approximately 240 new homes a year.