About Jeanne Scott
Jeanne is a life-long resident of Galveston and a 35 year member of the Walton Christian Church. She raised her two
sons, Brad and Mark here, and now has 3 wonderful grandchildren. After 30 years as a Cosmetologist with her own shop,
Jeanne started her Real Estate career with the Hardie Group in Kokomo, and has earned the designations for
Graduate REALTOR® Institute (GRI) and Council of Residential Specialists (CRS). She now has over 10 years experience
in the local Real Estate Market, including over $30 Million SOLD! Jeanne closes over 40 home transactions per year.
She is also active in the community, including the Board of Directors of the REALTORS® Association of Central Indiana
(RACI), the RPAC committee of RACI, Board of Directors for Guardian Angel Hospice, and a past member of the boards for
Bona Vista, 4-H, and the Little League.
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She often says that her values have caused people to call her for an opinion on many matters, not just real estate.
Jeanne has built her career around a reputation for honesty & integrity and doing what's in the client's best interest.
In fact, her #1 goal is to do what's in your best interest. She will be happy to work for you, with your needs in mind.
That's what keeps her in the TOP 5% of all REALTORS® in the Kokomo market every year!
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About Jim Parsons
Jim grew up in Indianapolis and attended Purdue University. He graduated with a double degree in Computer and Electrical
Engineering. He has one daughter, Kaylee. After moving to Kokomo, Jim began his career in Real Estate doing mortgage
loans for Key Bank. He then became a Mortgage Broker and started Parsons Mortgage Corp., which he owned and operated for over
6 years. Since that time, Jim has joined the Jeanne Scott Dream Team with his wife, Jeanne. He has dedicated his career
to making the home buying/selling process as simple and enjoyable as possible for his clients.
"My job is to make the process smooth and hassle free", he says. It is Jim's goal to complete the buying/selling process
so well that people will go out of there way to tell everyone how happy they are.
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