Lisa Simpson
Managing Broker, Realtor ®️
Meet Lisa Simpson, a dynamic individual with a rich background
and diverse interests. Born and raised in the picturesque landscapes of
Montana, she developed a deep appreciation for the beauty of nature and the
values of country living.
Lisa attended Montana State University, where she studied business. However, her journey took her to beautiful Washington State and she eventually graduated from Washington State University in Business Administration. Following graduation, Lisa began a career in the field of medical transcription. For over 25 years, she dedicated her expertise and precision to accurately transcribing medical records and contributing to the healthcare industry. This demanding profession honed her attention to detail, organizational skills, and commitment to delivering quality work.
In 2017, Lisa decided it was time for a new chapter in their life and transitioned into the world of real estate. Drawing from her inherent passion for people, she found immense joy in helping individuals and families find their dream homes. Through her warm and personable approach, she has developed lasting relationships with clients and become a trusted advisor in the real estate industry.
Beyond her professional endeavors, Lisa thrives on exploring the
great outdoors. Camping trips, water sports, and the serenity of nature provide
her with the perfect escape from the bustling city life. Among all their interests, one place holds a
special place in her heart – The Yakima Valley. Lisa is deeply involved in
the local community, previously serving as a volunteer at North Star Lodge,
being a member of the local Downtown Association, Yakima Valley Landlords
Association, Chamber of Commerce, and is a member on the Yakima
Association of Realtors.
Family is at the core of Lisa’s life. She is married to her partner in business, Phil Simpson. She is a proud parent of four children who have brought immense joy and fulfillment to their journey. As their children have grown and started families of their own, Phil and Lisa have been blessed with two precious grandchildren who light up their world. She and her husband also serve as host parents for players on the Yakima Valley Pippins Baseball team. Between their two high school boys and the Pippins, they spend a large amount of their time on the baseball sidelines.
