Realty Realtor spotlight: James Maroldi, River Valley What was your very first job? The first job I ever had was working on a farm where we would provide petting zoos, pony rides and western-themed de- cor for different types of events, such as school functions and carni-vals through out the tri-state area. I fed the animals, cleaned stalls, stacked countless bales of hay in 90-degree weather, learned how to drive tractors, and even helped deliver a calf. This job introduced me to work ing in a service-orientated atmosphere pany. I worked with clients plan ning all types of events all of which had many intricate details and moving aspects. At the end of an event, seeing my clients leave with smiles on their faces as well as helped me develop my work ethic What do you do when you are not working? It's very easy for me to become wrapped up in my work. But I do love spending time with my fiancé and two rescue dogs at our Solebury home. We enjoy doing projects around the house, going for walks, relaxing around the pool and enjoy dining at many of the local res- was always so rewarding to me. I am very service-orientated and truly enjoy working with people and helping them achieve their goals. When the opportunity arose to expand my professional portfolio, becoming a Realtor seemed like a natural progres- sion. Plus I am still able to see my buyers and sellers smiling when their goals are achieved. taurants in the area. We have a great apprecia tion for good food and great service. What made you become a Realtor? Join James at his newest list- Ialways had an interest in real estate, since I purchased my first property when I was 18. Before joining River Valley I was the ing, 55 Parchment Drive, New Hope, for a public open house on Saturday June 15 from noon to 2 p.m. James can be reached directly at 908-268-7519 or james.rivervalley@gmail.com executive coordinator for a renowned, full- service catering com Submitted by River Valley Realty Realty Realtor spotlight: James Maroldi, River Valley What was your very first job? The first job I ever had was working on a farm where we would provide petting zoos, pony rides and western-themed de- cor for different types of events, such as school functions and carni-vals through out the tri-state area. I fed the animals, cleaned stalls, stacked countless bales of hay in 90-degree weather, learned how to drive tractors, and even helped deliver a calf. This job introduced me to work ing in a service-orientated atmosphere pany. I worked with clients plan ning all types of events all of which had many intricate details and moving aspects. At the end of an event, seeing my clients leave with smiles on their faces as well as helped me develop my work ethic What do you do when you are not working? It's very easy for me to become wrapped up in my work. But I do love spending time with my fiancé and two rescue dogs at our Solebury home. We enjoy doing projects around the house, going for walks, relaxing around the pool and enjoy dining at many of the local res- was always so rewarding to me. I am very service-orientated and truly enjoy working with people and helping them achieve their goals. When the opportunity arose to expand my professional portfolio, becoming a Realtor seemed like a natural progres- sion. Plus I am still able to see my buyers and sellers smiling when their goals are achieved. taurants in the area. We have a great apprecia tion for good food and great service. What made you become a Realtor? Join James at his newest list- Ialways had an interest in real estate, since I purchased my first property when I was 18. Before joining River Valley I was the ing, 55 Parchment Drive, New Hope, for a public open house on Saturday June 15 from noon to 2 p.m. James can be reached directly at 908-268-7519 or james.rivervalley@gmail.com executive coordinator for a renowned, full- service catering com Submitted by River Valley Realty