KELSEY L. ANGLIN, NOTARY PUBLIC
Kelsey L. Anglin is proud to be born and raised in Campbell River and this where she is now raising her family. She has travelled and lived all over the world, but her heart belongs in Campbell River. She feels fortunate to have an exciting and fulfilling career in her hometown.
Prior into her career change and mentorship with D’Arcy Frankland, Kelsey had over ten years of banking experience, ending her banking career as the Senior Manager and Team Lead for Commercial Banking for the North Island at CIBC. The combination of banking expertise and legal education and experience give her a wide perspective to assist the clients at Coastal Notary Group.
Kelsey loves to take the time to help clients understand complex topics and feel empowered in their knowledge and decisions. She prides herself in providing advice that helps families, individuals, and businesses meet their goals.
Kelsey is an active member of the community who gives back through sitting on boards over the past 10 years like the Campbell River Community Foundation, Ducks Unlimited, Young Professionals of Campbell River, and teaching financial literacy in schools with Junior Achievers.
Outside of formal volunteering, Kelsey enjoys giving back to grassroots charities. In 2019, she organized a hot chocolate fundraiser during the truck parade for “Loonies for Loggers” to support them providing food and other basic supplies to the north island communities affected by the forestry crisis. She also works on small pet projects throughout the year like providing toiletries to the women’s shelter and sponsoring a family in need at Christmas.
Kelsey understands that it takes a team and enjoys working with real estate agents, mortgage brokers, banks, credit unions, and anyone else so we can support clients together.
Frequently asked questions
Why you need a Will
Appointing an Executor: You can name an executor in your will, who will be responsible for managing your estate, paying off debts, and distributing assets according to your instructions. This ensures that someone you trust is overseeing your affairs after your death. Distribution of Assets: A will allows you to specify how you want your…
Why you need a Power of Attorney
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Why you need a Representation Agreement
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