Amanda, a seasoned genealogist with 15 years of experience, approaches each client's genealogical puzzle as a personal challenge. Known for her tenacity, she meticulously explores every avenue to overcome family history brick walls. Notably, Amanda possesses the ability to read German, a language that we encounter frequently while researching midwestern families.

Her journey includes an internship at the Webster University Archives, where she served as a processing assistant. Here, she successfully tackled the organization of 60 donated boxes of materials, showcasing her archival and organizational expertise. Amanda's commitment to genealogy led her to intern with the St. Louis Genealogical Society (STLGS), where she focused on transcribing German church records. Beyond research, she initiated a community outreach program at STLGS, emphasizing her dedication to fostering engagement and membership.

Academically, Amanda holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in history from Webster University and is currently pursuing a master's degree at the University of Massachusetts in Boston, reflecting her ongoing commitment to professional growth.

In her limited spare time, Amanda channels her creativity into Forserious Treats, a business she founded to help individuals celebrate milestones with custom treats.