The story behind Sage Lines
Named for my mother.
Built for yours.
12
years old when it began
"I was 12 years old when I discovered that my grandmother's brother had died two years earlier, and no one had told her. That day changed everything I understood about information, silence, and family."
Since then I've built a tree of over 3,000 people, coordinated DNA testing across more than 30 relatives, found a biological half-uncle whose own father didn't know he existed, and connected family members across continents who had lost each other entirely.
I've helped multiple friends and family members find unknown biological parents — including my own biological grandfather, a close friend's father, and a lifelong family friend's entire paternal line.
Sage Lines is named after my mother, whose maiden name is Sage, because every line we trace carries someone forward. I bring nearly 20 years of research experience, a marketing analyst's precision, and a genealogist's instinct for the stories hidden in records.