Home Is Where The Heart Is At Century 21 Four Seasons

The firm’s office manager, Joanna Rice states: “Kirsten is always encouraging us to better ourselves and our work. Having a broker that's involved and that cares about the process and relationships makes us all a stronger team. We work together, we're a family. The office would not be the same without Kirsten's leadership and example."

Realtor Adriana Rice said having a broker who is honest and knowledgeable and always available has been a blessing for her in this early part of her career. "I appreciate the team atmosphere that Kirsten promotes. We all work together to help anyone who walks in the door get the best service possible."

In a proud effort to give back to the community she so loves, Madden and her office recently donated $1500 to the Boundary Search and Dive Rescue Team. For a number of years, Madden has volunteered as an EMT with Boundary Volunteer Ambulance and knows the effort that all of our first responders put in.

Sheriff Dave Kramer, receiving the check on behalf of the Search and Dive Team explained that they started this important branch of rescue service some 30 years ago. Maintaining their equipment is important, he said. 

“Now with a couple of new divers, we want to get their gear up to date.” This equipment is specialized, he explained. “The cost to outfit 1 diver with a dry suit, tanks and everything is in the neighborhood of $10,000 to $11,000. This donation will go toward training and equipment.”

CENTURY 21 Four Seasons granted this money to thank the Search and Dive Team’s excellent service to Boundary County, and to give back to the community that has been so supportive to the local real estate brokerage.