“I will fight for you. I know the struggles, I celebrate the triumphs."

I grew up in Mexico, and I arrived in Ogden, Utah, in 2016. Ogden quickly became my home, and its community became my family. At the end of 2019, I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and given bleak future prospects. At that moment, I decided that I needed to build a legacy for my daughters—not one of wealth, but one based on cultural, respectful, and educational values. I want to represent you because I know what it means to struggle, and I know what victory feels like. I want to fight for what is right and be your voice.

I am the proud mother of two daughters, 15 and 16 years old, and I will fight for a future where they—and all our children—have the opportunities they deserve.

Maintaining an open dialogue with the community is crucial to ensure that the initiatives I propose reflect our shared concerns and aspirations. If I plant seeds in my community, they will grow into strong trees that will protect my daughters and every other member of this community.

Throughout my life, I have been dedicated to serving the community, advocating for the needs of its residents, and working to create positive change. My name has become synonymous with a deep commitment to community development and empowerment. From supporting local educational institutions to fostering stronger relationships between businesses and residents, I’ve built a brand centered on making a tangible impact in the lives of those around me. My work is grounded in a passion for seeing our youth thrive, our families succeed, and our neighborhoods grow stronger.

Through various initiatives and partnerships, my brand has represented trust, collaboration, and a tireless pursuit of improving our community’s well-being. Whether it’s creating pathways for career training, expanding educational programs, or advocating for those in need, I have always remained focused on bringing positive change to Ogden.