After spending the first eight years
of her life as an “air force brat”
in a number of cities in Ontario,
Quebec (where she was born) and
Moses Lake, Washington, Terri’s
family decided to settle back in her
dad’s hometown of St. Catharines,
Ontario, Canada (five minutes from
the famous Port Dalhousie). She’s
been here ever since and doesn’t
plan to leave until they plant her
six-feet under. She loves the
Niagara region, the weather, the
wine and the people!
Terri’s been
a realtor since 1984 and became a
broker in 1989. She’s worked with
the same company, which has gone
through three name changes (Rusty
Kruty Realty, Kruty Realty Better
Homes and Gardens®, and now Royal Le
Page Niagara Real Estate Centre,
Brokerage at the Lakeport Office).
She loves her office!
Terri has a passion for golf
(although it doesn’t always love
her, as evidenced by her scores) and
plays on the Ladies Business League
at Sawmill and at various courses in
the Niagara Peninsula. She’s a
10-pin bowler at Fairview Lanes in
St. Catharines during the winter
season. She’s acted as chair for
several years for the Niagara
Association of Realtors Charity Golf
Tournament and likes to support
other charities by playing in their
tournaments. Currently, Terri chairs
the Discipline Committee and has
received the President’s Award for
Outstanding Performance and
Contribution to The Niagara
Association of Realtors twice.
Terri has been a part of The
Salisbury Team since 2005. Her
primary role is to take care of out
of town clients and local buyers.
She’s been successful as a realtor
for many years and enjoys working
under a team concept. Terri feels
that the day-to-day contact with the
other team members, along with our
weekly meetings, are a great avenue
to learn and grow professionally,
individually and together.
Should you have any questions
concerning real estate, “whether
moving up, moving down, across the
street or to another town,” don’t
hesitate to contact her at
terri@timothysalisbury.com.
Jim was born and raised on a large
farm near Quebec City, but lived in
the Niagara Region since he turned
18. In 1970, he was employed by
Canadian Tire Acceptance in Welland
where he held several jobs and
eventually progressed to the
position of Personnel Director.
Working closely with people has
always been his passion, which is
the reason he joined the real estate
field in 1989. He particularly
enjoyed introducing his out of town
clients to the Niagara region.
His
role on The Salisbury Team is
helping buyers that are searching
for country properties, farms and
high-end homes. His country
upbringing is particularly helpful
in this area.
In his free time, he enjoys
traveling (mainly to the Caribbean),
skiing in Ellicottville, and golf
(which he’s not really that good
at).
Should you have any questions
concerning high-end properties or
country homes, you can can contact
Jim at
jim@timothysalisbury.com.
Karl was born and raised in Niagara
on the Lake and worked on his
neighbors’ fruit farm every summer,
for ten years. He attended (and,
hard to believe, but he graduated)
Brock University with a BSM
(Bachelor of of Sport Management),
thinking he wanted to be the next
great sports agent. While in his
first two years at Brock, he worked
at the Shaw Festival as the Food and
Beverage Manager. He realized he
needed a change and golf had always
been a passion since he started
playing at 16. He began working at
Legends on the Niagara golf course,
helping to build the course by
cutting the tees and greens at 5:00
a.m. every morning. He soon realized
that wasn’t for him either. He then
started working at Boston Pizza as
their bartender and had a GREAT
time. Instead of going to work at
5:00 a.m., he was coming home at
that time. This was not the life he
wanted either.
He had purchased an
investment property from his parents
when he was at the university. He
enjoyed the process and working with
people, so he decided to give real
estate a try. He bought his current
home the day he graduated from Brock
University and it has been an
ongoing renovation since. Buying an
80-year-old home may seem like fun,
but it can be a LONG process. The
experience has helped him look at
the mechanics of a home when helping
clients look for their first home,
dream home, investment property, or
that perfect fixer-upper.
His
dog, Hazzard, keeps him busy when
he’s not working and also, a baby
daughter, Olivia, who was born on
April 29, 2009. Still, golf always
seems to fit into Karl's schedule.
Karl is a member of
the St. Catharines Golf and Country
Club and enjoys playing golf with me
since I never beat him! He enjoys
traveling, sports and having a good
time.
His key role on The Salisbury
Team is to help investors understand
the process as well as the good, the
bad and the ugly of being a landlord
and to make sure they are having a
good time while doing it.
Should you have any questions
regarding the investment process or
about being a landlord, don’t
hesitate to contact him at
karl@timothysalisbury.com.
FYI…He has seen just about every
investment/student rental property
listed presently around Brock
University and The Pen Centre and
keeps himself updated on a daily
basis.
Sally is a lifelong St.
Catharines and Niagara resident with
a wealth of local information to
share with you! She has almost 25
years of real estate related
experience, having started her
career as a real estate secretary.
She is service and technology
oriented! She is married with two
teenagers and their 1/2 child
(9-year-old black lab, Burt). In her
spare time (which is never often
enough), she volunteers at the
Jordan Museum and Gift Shop (I love
history) and on the Board of
Directors for The Jordan Historical
Museum of The Twenty Volunteer
Association. She is a Member of The
National Association of Green Agents
and Brokers, Friend of Diana Sweets
and make appearances at the Rotary
TV Auction, Henley Regatta and
Graffiti Clean-up Crew. Her clients
value her years of real estate
related experience and knowledge of
Niagara!
Her main role on the Salisbury Team
is to assist first-time buyers and
guide them through the entire buying
process step-by-step and to take as
much time as needed to find them
just the right home. Also because of
her Niagara Region background, she
brings a wealth of knowledge to
people moving to Niagara for the
first time. She brings many ideas to
our monthly team “Meeting of the
Minds” and enjoys the diverse,
cooperative team environment. She
has seen first-hand the additional
benefits our clients receive by
dealing with our team. The more
information her clients have, the
better informed decision they can
make. Should you have any questions
concerning buying a house or simply
want her to help you through the
entire buying process, don’t
hesitate to contact her at
sally@timothysalisbury.com or by
phone at 905-937-6000.
Elayne Whitfield began her
Virtual Assistant practice,
Executive Assistance, in
September 2000 and incorporated
Executive Assistance Business
Solutions Inc. in May 2005. She
graduated from the University of
Western Ontario in 1987 and
worked for several years in
various support and management
positions before relocating to
Barrie, Ontario to raise her
three sons (6, 10, and 16) and
start her business.
A Virtual
Assistant (VA) is an
entrepreneur specializing in
business support services,
virtually, allowing other
entrepreneurs to attend to the
revenue producing activities
necessary to their own business.
Virtual assistance is simply
administrative support offered
online rather than face-to-face.
Executive Assistance also
provides other support services
such as Website design and
maintenance, Search Engine
Optimization, graphic design,
desktop publishing, and
bookkeeping.
Elayne and I began working
together in 2000. She initially
handled my Website maintenance
but now takes care of the
Website, my blog, my SEO (Search
Engine Optimization), mailings,
and other projects as they come
up.
Elayne and her family are
avid boaters and spend every
possible minute on their
Silverton 402 in the Georgian
Bay area. Elayne and her
husband, Tim, curl, golf and
spend most of their spare time
running around after their three
boys.