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Leslie Robinette
Associate Pastor of Eastwood Campus
(502) 245-8839 Ext. 116
Jennifer Williams
Child Development Center Assistant Director
(502) 245-8839 Ext. 114
Shannon Hollon
Custodian
Laurie Simon
Laurie Simon recently moved back to Louisville from Tuscon, AZ as her husband Bret accepted a management position with an area company. They previously lived in Sheperdsville from 2008-2013 before a new job took them elsewhere. Laurie says she is very happy to return to the Bluegrass and reconnect with old friends and of course make new ones!
She has been an administrative assistant for 20+ years in a number of different scenarios – public schools, construction, government, human resources, etc. but never for a religious affiliation. When she saw the posting for this position, it seemed like a good direction to follow. Laurie is excited to see where this adventure will take her and all the new things she will learn along the way.
Professionally, Laurie is most passionate about learning new skill sets. She says that even after 20 years, there’s always something new to experience. Technology has evolved so much in that time: new gadgets, apps, programs…she strives to keep up with the latest and greatest to continue to do her job most efficiently. Personally, she is most passionate about making a home here in Louisville. Her and her husband are empty-nesters so they have free time to explore new places, restaurants, venues, parks, etc. She has also committed to learning to play golf as they live off the Polo Fields golf course!
If someone met Laurie they would probably never guess that she is deathly afraid of cats! She has a feline phobia that stems from an unpleasant encounter 25 years ago. She says she has made progress but generally steers clear. If Laurie had to name her #1 pet peeve it would be arrogance – but not to be confused with confidence. She says that confident people don’t need to be arrogant. Arrogance is typically a sign of a LACK of confidence.
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