My intro to Montana
Like a tornado she swept into my life, turning it sideways and
filling it with adventure. I had no idea that in such a short time someone
could influence me and my life so much. Her name is Anne Danczyk. I met her on
her first day at Amazon. She had just joined my Executive Assistant team; we
were at Key Arena for the Amazon Seattle All-Hands, even in a stadium of 30,000
people Anne still stood out. She is a powerhouse of confidence, capturing her
audience, not just by her beauty but her passion. She stormed in a few minutes
late, literally running from campus due to a slight misunderstanding in the
meeting location. Instead of stressing about it, she just laughed and was
really happy about making it before the start of the presentations. That just
who Anne is, bubbly, silly and carefree.
Anne's life is that of fairy
tales, to say that she is a go getter is an understatement of a lifetime.
Anne's first job as a young girl was working with horses. She trained to be on
the regional development team as a downhill ski racer, attended West Point as a
Spanish major, after serving in the United States Army for 10 years (where she
routinely fought forest fires) she left to pursue her dream of becoming a
professional opera singer. She has been dutifully studying and practicing nonstop
for the last year and is preparing for her auditions that are quickly coming
up!
I forgot to mention, while Anne
was in High School and University she ran competitively on the cross country
teams. This, is where Anne's love of Montana really shined through, it was so strong
that I just had to see it for myself.
She would tell me of these
grand adventures of trail running in the mountains with her black lab. She
would be out there for hours not realizing just how far they had run.
Accidentally running 20 milers simply because she would get lost in the joy of
running in her Montana mountains. Her story of a run-in with a friendly bear
didn't deter her love one bit, if anything her face lit up even more while she
told about it.
Anne is how I ended up in Big
Ski Country.
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