09/17/2026
335 Sussex Ct - Suffolk
This one is so much more than a SOLD sign. ❤️
Erin and I have been friends since I was 12 years old. We grew up together, stood beside each other in our weddings, and have been part of each other’s lives through more seasons than I can count.
I met William when Erin met him, and more than 30 years later, I’m lucky enough to call him one of my dearest friends, too. Truthfully, these two are much more like family than friends.
William and Weston go way back themselves. Both lifelong firefighters, they’ve been friends since Weston was about 15. Years ago, when I was still a single girl, William helped me remodel my old house. During all those days of working on the house, Weston would come up in conversation. Little did any of us know then just how important that name would eventually become in my life.
When Weston and I got married, our rehearsal dinner was held in Erin and William’s backyard. So when I say this house holds memories for me, too, I really mean it.
Nineteen years ago, Erin’s mom, who was a Realtor with Chorey & Associates, helped Erin and William buy this house. They took those four walls and made them a home.
They raised three boys here. This house has seen birthdays, holidays, family gatherings, football Sundays and countless meals around the table. And if you know Erin, you know there was always too much food. ❤️ She has a gift for making people feel welcome, and this house has welcomed a whole lot of people over the last 19 years.
There are memories in every corner of this place. And now, 19 years after Erin’s mom helped them buy it, I have the privilege of helping them sell it. That full circle moment means more to me than I can really put into words.
Erin and William are moving on to an exciting new chapter, and I couldn’t be happier for them. But even good change can be hard. You can be excited about where you’re going and still feel a little heartbroken about what you’re leaving behind.
Because after 19 years, you aren’t just leaving a house. You’re closing the door on the place where your boys grew up, where friends and family gathered, and where ordinary days turned into memories without anyone realizing it at the time.
But you don’t really leave those memories behind. You take them with you. ❤️
