Meet our Founder & Owner

For 22 years, I served the people of Connecticut in the Judicial Branch, Court Support Services Division, Adult Probation. After nine years as a Chief Probation Officer II, I retired in 2017 and founded Project Pardon, my passion project, driven to keep supporting positive change for individuals, families, and communities.

My career spanned a wide range of caseloads, including Intakes, Court Staff, Domestic Violence, Mental Health, the Probation Transition Program, Youthful Offenders, Sex Offenders, and gender specific units. Along the way, I wrote, trained, and supervised officers in presentence investigation reports. These lifetime reports guide sentencing and condition recommendations and are relied upon by judges, prosecutors, and defense attorneys. They are also used by the Department of Correction for classification and parole matters, and considered by the Board of Pardons and Paroles, the same board that decides every pardon.

Education:
Bachelor of Science, Human Development and Family Relations, University of Connecticut

Master of Science in Management, University of Saint Joseph

Graduate Certificate in Latino Community Practice, University of Saint Joseph
Bilingual, Se Habla Español