Arlene is actively involved with her family, university, and community. As a wife and mother of four children, she is past president of her children's school association, an Aggie Mom's Club Member and an avid fan in the stands . She enthusiastically supports her husband's Executive Committee position at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo while she works with the Special Children's & Junior Rodeo Committee. Arlene and Ray actively support the Fort Bend County Rodeo, while Arlene serves on the Board of Advisers for Baylor University's School of Arts and Sciences and the Board of Advisers of Baylor Alumni. Previously Arlene was able to support the Harris County Children's Assessment Center and even served as the Style Show Chairman for the Junior League of Houston.
Born in New York, Arlene has lived in Houston since 1980, graduated from Kingwood High School and then graduated from Baylor University in the late 1980's. She made Houston her home as a young adult and never left. Having personally lived in a number of different areas and types of homes in the Houston area she is uniquely qualified to have an educated counsel about a Buyers real estate needs.
Arlene was named Greenwood King Rookie of the Year 2004, Greenwood King Top Producers Club 2006, 2007 and H Texas Magazine's Top 100 Houston Agents 2006, 2007. She chose in 2009 to increase her real estate knowledge and abilities by joining a privately owned firm in the Richmond/Fulshear area and focus on the marketing and sales of acreage and residential properties in Fort Bend County. While earning her Brokers license she was a company Top Producer for 2011 and 2012. Her move to BHGRE-Gary Greene Katy/Fulshear in 2013 is again and effort to increase what she can offer clients. She earned a gold production ranking her first year with BHGRE, and since has continued to achieve Gold and Platinum production.
Arlene and her husband Ray own acreage and a home in Richmond. They are fortunate enough to enjoy a second home in Galveston on the Bay.
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