Leize Glover Willis

"I am a true local," says Leize Glover Willis. Leize, who grew up on a family farm on Bohicket Road, now lives on Bohicket River. As a farmer’s daughter, Leize inherited an appreciation for land. Her grandfather was the first farmer to plant tomatoes on Johns Island, and her father planted the fields where Freshfields Village is today. Her very first job was driving Jeep safaris on Kiawah Island and she continued to work Kiawah through college and beyond, finally joining KIRE 22 years ago. Leize has a 5 year old son and is an active member in the community. As a member of St. Johns Episcopal Church, Leize serves on the Altar Guild and several other committees and has been active at Bishop Gadsden. She serves on the Board of Managers of the Ladies Benevolent Society and is a member of the Garden Club of Charleston. "It is a privilege," she says, "to have the opportunity to work for KIRE. I love being a part of such a wonderful team. We have a fantastic and dedicated support staff." Leize also finds working with her incredible clients a rewarding experience.