Beverly is the founder of Circle C Property Management and has been involved in Real Estate for more than 15 years now.  She began working as a sales agent in 1991 and soon after acquired 10 clients from a partner who was moving out of state to pursue other options.  Since then she has worked to grow her company from 10 to 250+ clients and properties.  She worked solo on the accounts for several years and in 1994 her granddaughter, Elizabeth Garcia, started helping out by filing papers and organizing the office.  In 1996 Dave, Bev’s oldest son, began his interest in the company and helped Beverly with her growing tasks.  Three grew to four in 1999 with the addition of Beverly’s son in law, Frank Gilliam.  In the past two years the company has grown to include agents Sylvia McCormick and Javier Paniaqua and Beverly’s daughter, Laura Gilliam, as our HOA Manager.  These past years have also seen Dave move into the broker position as we branch out from Century 21, Frank move up as not only an agent but also our Marketing Manager and Elizabeth has become the company Book Keeper.  Bev’s other two children are involved in different ways with Sally as a recent vendor and Brett one of our long time owners. 

In early 2007 Circle C Properties broke away from Century 21 to become its own withstanding company.  In the days with the company however, Beverly was a multi million sales agent and won ‘Top Team’ from 1999 to 2005.  She is a part of NARPM (National Association of Residential Property Managers), CAI (Community Association Institute) and CCAR (Collin County Association of Realtors). 

Beverly’s accomplishments are not only in real estate.  She has been an interior designer since the 70’s and won many awards during her extensive career with Sherwin Williams.  She has been a seamstress and designer all her life, selling quilts and clothes of her own design for many years now.  She created her own line of fancy western shirts, as worn to rodeos and by country music stars.  She has made and sold her own quilts and held craft booths in many of the top outdoor markets in the DFW area. 

She is originally from, Utah.  There she was married and had four children.  Being affiliated with the air force, the Christensens moved around for many years before settling in the DFW area in 1970.  After living in many western states including California, New Mexico, Arizona and Utah the family decided to move eastward and found their home in Richardson, Texas.  All four children grew up and went to school in the area, three of whom still live in Texas.