John and Judy Phelon
- John in an antique bi-plane
- Judy
- John Paddling in Peacham
Judy Phelon and a friend, Nancy Law, founded the company in 1981. Her husband, John, joined them later. This year is the 25th. Lots of changes have happened in that time. John and Judy work together in the real estate business, play together and have lots stories to tell.
In the past two years they built a cottage hands-on on Lake Champlain from the sheathing in. John is a great tennis player, loves woodworking and has even built several canoes with help from his expert friends. He skis, too. Judy a former ski bum now snowshoes and bikes for exercise. Both paddle canoes, kayaks or whatever moves without a motor.
Judy is on the board of the Mad River Valley Community fund, a not for profit organization serving the local community with assistance in time of need. She is also a member of the Central VT Board of Realtors, Northern New England Real Estate Network, Mad River Valley Chamber of Commerce and is a sponsor of the Green Mountain Cultural Center.
Email Judy: lawphelon@[remove this text]lawphelon.com
Email John: jbp@[remove this text]lawphelon.com
Sigi Haslinger
Sigi has been with use since 1982. She likes to travel almost more than anythinng else and has explored lots of places. She speaks fluent French and German and ran Skiclub 10, a private club at the base of Sugarbush for years. She sells real estate, too. Sigi is an avid skier, golfer, tennis player, sailor and hiker.
She always knows the news before anyone else but it's only useful if you can get her to tell you. She is very tight lipped... a real attribute in this business. She has spent some time learning to dowse and can find her way anywhere with a compass.
Email Sigi: haslinger@[remove this text]madriver.com
Betsy Norman
Betsy Norman joined Law, Phelon several years ago. She lives in Warren with her husband Ben and their dogs. With 20 years experience, Betsy still retains an affiliation with Prudential Connecticut in Darien, CT. where she was a member of the Chairman's Circle an honor given to the top 3% of Prudential's agents.
In addition, Betsy is a member of the Central VT Board of Realtors and Northern New England Real Estate Network (MLS).
She loves living here and enjoys tennis, skiing x/c skiing and Bridge... all of it.
Email Betsy: betsy@lawphelon.com
Helen Bridgewater
After Many creative hands-on years in her own Mad River Valley landscaping business and nine winters teaching skiing in Aspen, Helen decided to exercise her brain more than her limbs. With the MO of working with people, her interest in the valley and a natural tendency to be snoopy, she entered the real estate profession in 2006. She joined Law, Phelon in July 2007 and has hit the ground running.
Helen lives in Warren with Mike, her husband of 20 years and their daughter Galen. Galen attends Montana State University in Bozeman-- another great place in the country! But... Ollie, their Golden Retriever is king of the household.
Email: helen@lawphelon.com
Roxie Phelon
- Likes Bryers Vanilla
- Baby Roxie
- Roxie and Winnie
- Roxie and Valdi
Roxie is the company mascot. She's sporting a little winter weight but will get down to lean and mean this summer swimming after tennis balls.
The Story behind the "girls"
About 15 years ago I was showing a house in the very early morning. It was across the street from a working farm. There was a lot of mooing going on and then I heard it: "Come on girls", "Come on girls". I couldn't see the cows or the farmer so I got up to see who the girls were. It didn't take long to realize the girls were cows waiting to be milked. They were mooing loudly because they were uncomfortable lugging around all of that milk. Cows don't move very well so they were lining up, nudging each other and generally meandering towards the milking parlor. Hence our slogan: The "girls" can't wait to see you. ..After they are milked, that is!
Above are a few pinups from our annual calendar.
