Coldwell Banker Stuart and Watts in Lewisburg, West Virginia, does. Her name is Bonnie Roberts. She is very dedicated to her job, and not only works hard, but tries to please everyone in the office. Bonnie is an extremely good person, with an extraordinary spirit. Her positive attitude and wonderful outlook in life prevails, despite the difficult life she's had. Without a doubt, she is someone who counts her blessings and shares them too. 
While working 8 hours a day at Coldwell Banker Stuart and Watts, and cleaning the office on weekends, Bonnie is also raising her nephew, Davy. Bonnie recently just received her B.A. in Education. She hopes to get a teaching job next year, if not sooner. We would hate to see her leave, but know her dream is to teach children. She will be an excellent teacher because of her spirit, love for people, and sweet personality. Like she's done with us, she will touch more lives and serve as an inspiration to young minds that will soon shape the future.
Recently, I hosted our Coldwell Banker Christmas Party. It was a great time for socializing away from the office. The managing broker, Tom Johnson, presented Bonnie with a Christmas card containing $550. This gift was given to express our gratitude to Bonnie for all she does for our office.
As you can tell we all think Bonnie is a fantastic person. Now, I would like to tell you about her true love. And, that is writing. She has written and self-published two books, and is working on her third book. Her first book, "Bruises On the Heart", is a story about the cycle of violence passed down through three generations of one family in West Virginia. The story covers a period from 1946 to the early 1970's and chronicles the love and desperation that keeps a family together even though violence and fear intermingle daily with love and hope.
Bonnie's second book, "Homespun in the Appalachians", is a story about Bonnie's grandmother growing up in the western Virginia mountains and the challenge at the turn of the century when roads were still unpaved and the small towns were scattered about. The book describes her grandparents as being poor, but rich with love, and how that love would sustain her grandmother through the valleys that would lie right down the road or perhaps over the next mountain.
You can buy or download the paperback books from www.lulu.com.
To Bonnie, our office angel, thanks again for everything you do for us. Most of all, thanks for just being you. We wish you all the success that life has to offer.
Call me, your Greenbrier County, WV Real Estate Connection --
Rebecca Gaujot - Coldwell Banker Stuart and Watts Real Estate 304-520-2133
The Greenbrier Valley Board of Realtor's Installation and Awards Banquet was held today at the Lewisburg Elks Country Club. This was my first attendance to the monthly Board meetings, since I obtained my West Virginia license. It was somewhat different than the Virginia Board meetings, but the missions are basically the same.
The mission of the Greenbrier Valley Board is to provide service to the members through education and stewardship; enhance the credibility of the profession by encouraging ethical behavior and professional relationships and constantly provide a platform to meet the challenges of tomorrow.
The Greenbrier Valley Board of Realtors (GVBOR) is a terrific group of people working to accomplish their mission, and all deserving of recognition. Below are some pictures of the 2009 Officers and Directors, and a picture of the past and current presidents. Also a list of awards recognizing individuals on a "job well done".
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2009 GVBOR Officers and Directors
Left to Right: Paul Grist, Director; Kathleen Mundell, Director; Derek Houchins, Director; Fred Ray, Director; Nancy Sartor, Director; Keith Shaver, President Elect; and Linda Rodger, Secretary
Past and Present GVBOR Presidents
Left to Right: Ralph Nash, Phyllis Tuckwiller, Martha Hilton, Mardi McMillan, Liz McCuffie, and Bobbie Jackson, the 2009 GVBOR President
Awards recogntion went to the following categories:
Top Seller:
1st Place - Martha Hilton, RE/MAX Vision Quest
2nd Place - Greg Allman, Greenbrier Real Estate
3rd Place -Paul Grist, Foxfire Mountain Properties
4th Place - Peter Monico, First Tracts Real Estate
5th Place - Bobbie Jackson, RE/MAX Vision Quest
Top Units Sold:
1st place - Martha Hilton, RE/MAX Vision Quest
2nd place - Greg Allman, Grenbrier Real Estate
3rd place - Rosemary Hofer, Hidden Crek Realty
4th place - Tom Johnson, Coldwell Banker Stuart and Watts
5th place - Tina Walton, Walton Realty
Team Awards:
1st place - Michael Hughes, RE/MAX Old Spruce
2nd place - Jane and Girlonza Scott, Old Spruce Realty
3rd place - Liz and Mac McGuffie, Country Road Realty
4th place - Brad and Lynn Tuckwiller, Stone Hill Realty
5th place - Roger and Alisha Patterson, Greenbrier Real Estate
Realtor of the Year Award went to - Kay Holliday, Country Road Realty
Rookie of the Year Award went to - Keith Shaver, Coldwell Banker Stuart and Watts
30+ Years in Real Estate - Ralph Nash, Old Spruce Realty, and Ann Bell, Ann Bell and Company
Recognition is the best motivator. Congratulations to GVBOR and the award winners on a job well done in the past, present, and in the future.
Call me, your Greenbrier County, WV Real Estate Connection --
Rebecca Gaujot - Coldwell Banker Stuart and Watts Real Estate 304-520-2133
This beautiful two-story, all brick home, located at 121 Old White Drive, Greenbrier Pines Subdivision, Lewisburg, West Virginia, has been reduced to $430,000!
This is a $99,900 reduction from their original asking price of $529,500
For more information, see my post, Home for Sale in Lewisburg, WV
Rebecca Gaujot
Coldwell Banker Stuart & Watts Real Estate
174 Northridge Drive
Lewisburg, WV 24901
Cell - (304) 520-2133
bvgaujot@yahoo.com
http://www.rebeccagaujot
This weekend was a very busy week for Greenbrier County. Three Christmas parades were held in Ronceverte, Lewisburg and White Sulphur Springs. My real estate office, Coldwell Banker Stuart and Watts, participated in all three parades. I only participated in the Lewisburg parade, which had floats, bands, civic and youth groups (boy scouts, schools), emergency vehicles, etc. It was so much fun. The temperature was around 34 degrees. We threw candy at the crowd, waved and laughed a lot.
I didn't take pictures, since I was busy throwing candy and waving to the crowd. I'll try to remember to take pictures at the next parade to be held on New Year's Day. The parade started at 1:00 pm. It started to snow about 3:00 pm, and it is expected to continue through the night.
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas! I'm loving it!
Call me, your Greenbrier County, WV Real Estate Connection --
Rebecca Gaujot - Coldwell Banker Stuart and Watts Real Estate 304-520-2133
Saturday evening, after another Thanksgiving dinner, my family attended the Greenbrier Valley Theatre (GVT) in Lewisburg, West Virginia. The event was the West Virginia Jazz Orchestra with special guest Tony Nalker. Get this-- a $10 admission. It was really a superb evening. My nephew, Robert Vasvary and his wife Nicolena were so amazed that this small town had so much to do. They loved the show,! It was so relaxing, and we enjoyed the big band music and holiday cheer.
The West Virginia Jazz Orchestra is comprised of area musicians -- retired music professors, working professional musicians, and ecellent amateur musicians. Cathy Sawyer, Artistic Director at GVT, was the vocalist. Tony Nalker has served since 1989 as the pianist of the U.S. Army Blues Band.
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What a great evening, and to think I was so full of turkey and all the trimmings, I almost stayed home. Glad I went, as it was a truly amazing evening.
Call me, your Greenbrier County, WV Real Estate Connection --
Rebecca Gaujot - Coldwell Banker Stuart and Watts Real Estate 304-520-2133
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Your WV Real Estate Connection for Lewisburg, and all the Greenbrier County. As your agent, I will always be committed to putting my professional image, reputation, & business ethics to work for you.
Lewisburg WV real estate agent in Lewisburg, West Virginia with Coldwell Banker Stuart and Watts - In 2004, my husband and I were in West Virginia attending my nephews wedding. Afterwards, he suggested we drive to Lewisburg and checkout the area for a possible retirememt area. Well, we fell in love with this quaint historical town. We found a lot in Greenbrier Pines Subdivision, about a mile from the town of Lewisuburg. We purchased two lots for building our retirement home.
In 2005, while working and living in Arlington, Virginia, my husband and I started building our house in Lewisburg. We drove to Lewisburg every weekend during the building phase. We enjoyed getting out of the city, not to menton the traffic.
We stayed at the James Wylie House in White Sulphur Springs, and also at the Brier Inn in Lewisburg. At the James Wylie House, the owner of this Bed and Breakfast made us feel like we were family. The Brier Inn was closer to our building site, and also made us feel right at home.
Of course, the Greenbrier Resort is only ten minutes from Lewisburg. In 1778 (that's right, 1778), guests started flocking to the idyllic White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, resort for the supposed curative effects of the spring of sulphur water. Today, The Greenbrier is known for its golf, spa, and fine dining, not to mention loads of family activities like hiking, pony rides, kayaking -- even falconry! A four-and-a-half-hour drive outside Washington, D.C.,
The best thing about living here in Lewisburg is the people. Everyone is so friendly! I remember going into Cooper Art Gallery and being invited to their Friday evenings get together. We were told the best places to eat, best sites to visit, information on the Greenbrier Valley Theater, Carnegie Hall events, and so much more. We looked forward to going to Lewisburg every weekend, and we started to say "we are going home this weekend". Because, Lewisburg had become our home even before our house was completed.
The people are the best thing about Lewisburg. People will stop and let you get ahead of them in traffic. Strangers will smile at you. This hardly ever happens in the Washington DC Metro area. I remember the first weekend in Lewisburg, walking around the quaint town, strangers would smile and say "hello". The first Friday of each month, the stores are opened until 9:00 pm. One weekend, my brother was visiting from Tennessee, and since it was First Friday we went to town. He was astonished at the many people walking around in town after dark. Couples going to the theater or dinner, singles at the Irish Pub or Martini Bar, or couples pushing their babies in strollers browsing through the shops. He still visits us about once a month, as he loves Lewisburg.
Come visit Lewisburg...... You will absolutely love it here!
Greenbrier Valley is a region of diversity, from peaceful farmlands and historic towns to raging whitewater rivers. Resorts, outdoor dramas, parks, natural wonders and amazing engineering feats will entice you to this busy area. Here scenic beauty and wild rivers provide food for the soul, as well as, a feast for the eye. There are incredible state parks, adventures awaiting on the mild or wild whitewater of the region and hiking and biking on rail trails or on the backroads and forests of your choice. Once you explore the mountains and the valleys, the stunning scenery and still untamed terrain, the old railroad towns and the new centers of culture and commerce, you will want to live here!
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Some Success Stories 
Rebecca Gaujot is an exemplary Real Estate Agent. Not only did she help us find the perfect home and negotiate a great price; she was indispensible in assisting us with the details of a long distance relocation. We would highly recommend her. Deb & Dan Chernesky
"Rebecca was the consumate professional real estate agent. She is very knowledgable about how to stage a home for sell, the legal conditions surrounding the entire process of the sale and creative in her approach to generate leads and interest from the marketplace. We would highly recommend Rebecca and would not hestitate to use her again...Jerry and Jody Wayne"
Rebecca Gaujot was wonderful to work with. She made a very difficult time in my life a little easier. Rebecca is kind, knowledgeable and efficient. I would highly recommend her. Sandra M. Wilson
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