For relaxation
and being in touch with nature, she enjoys horseback riding and camping.
Her affiliations include Woods Memorial Baptist Church, the Missionary
Board, and the Courtesy Guild. She has one son and one granddaughter.
Dan Kelch
has been a full-time real estate professional for more than 10 years.
Prior to becoming a licensed professional, he was a sales and marketing
director for Wometco cable TV.
He holds an
associate broker's license and is a certified marketing specialist. He
has received several achievement awards in the real estate community.
He resides
with his wife and stepson in the area. He enjoys boating and gardening,
but most of all he enjoys being "Grandpa."
Byron Ray
Pate has been in real estate since 1995. Prior to that, he served
one year as assistant Clayton County administrator and was in private
business before that.
He has listed
homes and land in nearly every county in the metro area, and specializes
in marketing homes, but his real love is working with zoning boards and
developers to transform raw land into communities.
He is a member
of the South Metro Board of Realtors as well as Second Baptist Church
in Forest Park. He graduated from Harrells High School in North Carolina,
attended Mars Hill College and Georgia State University, and graduated
from John Marshall University Law School as well as Clayton College &
State University.
He is married
with three children and two grandchildren. He loves the outdoor life and
works to provide wildlife facilities for birds and other game.
Connie Watson
has been in the real estate industry for four years. Before becoming a
real estate professional, she was (and still is) a Fayetteville hair care
professional.
She specializes
in foreclosure property, first-time home buyers, 'for sale by owner' clients
and investment properties. She serves Atlanta, Clayton, Coweta, Douglas,
Henry and south Fulton counties.
The church
of choice for Connie and her three children is New Macedonia Baptist Church
in Riverdale.
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