Fayette Realtor retiring at 79

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In 1985 she achieved membership in the Million Dollar Life Member Club. In 1992 she received the Phoenix Award, and in 1995 she became a member of the Re/Max Hall of Fame, which distinguished her as one of the elite in the entire real estate industry. Probably her most coveted award is the Spirit of Re/Max Award presented by her peers in 2002.

How do you measure the worth of a life? If it is by acts of kindness, lending an understanding ear, giving unselfishly to others, she again would be at the top of the list. The real estate business is hectic, demanding and time-consuming, but she always takes the time to listen, to help clients and other agents and to give unselfishly to all who come in contact with her.

How do you measure a life? If it is by brightening the corner where you are, Schoene would be known as a beacon wherever life takes her. She is leaving behind a legacy that all would like to emulate and leaving an example that is unquestionable and worth following.

Many times life is measured by success and awards. It is true that Schoene has experienced must success and received many awards. However, much of her success cannot be measured in riches gained, but in lives touched.

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