Eunice with her husband and their two sons.

About Eunice

In Eunice's four decades as a counselor, health care professional, teacher, and small business owner, she strengthened skills essential for any leader including listening, creating compromises, working through crises, and finding small steps to solve larger problems.

Eunice has served as a medical social worker in Oconee and Pickens counties since 2002. During that time she's owned her own private counseling practice, provided counseling and case management services to adults and families, started and led many support groups for caregivers and people grieving the death of a loved one, and helped many of her neighbors find the resources needed to face hard times. Before becoming a social worker and mental health counselor, Eunice served as a high school math and physics teacher and as a library associate. Currently, she is employed by Included Health, Inc. where she provides mental health counseling for adults in South Carolina.

Eunice has volunteered in her community for over 40 years. Currently, she serves as a member of the Sustainability Committee for the City of Clemson and was appointed by Governor McMaster to serve on the Mental Health Board for Anderson, Oconee, Pickens Counties. Previously, she was a member of Clemson's Police Advisory Board, the president of the Sierra Club of the Foothills, and the president of her neighborhood association. She also volunteers with Clemson's Shaw Center for Housing and Economic Opportunity and enjoys teaching courses at Osher LIfelong Learning Centers, local libraries, and the local Lutheran church she attends.

Eunice posing on a sidewalk.

In her spare time, Eunice enjoys gardening, reading, singing, hiking, walks with Snickers (her chihuahua), visiting her adult sons, watching Star Trek, playing board games, and spending time with family and friends.

Work in health care and education for decades taught her that many problems she's faced locally require change at the federal level. That's why she running for the US House of Representatives District 3, where she plans to continue advocate for vulnerable populations, fight to protect South Carolina's natural beauty, and make conditions where families, individuals and small businesses can all thrive and grow.

Vote for Eunice:  Freedom over Fear, Hope over Hate.

  • Volunteer

  • High School Math and Science Teacher

  • Director of Christian Education and Youth Pastor

  • Counselor and Bereavement Director

  • Young Adult Librarian