Three Realtors Join Burnam Gold| 11:53AM / Wednesday, November 30, 2016 | |
 Miller, Mendel and Ostrander |
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Three fellow Realtors have joined Burnham Gold Real Estate LLC.
Jane Miller has a life-long passion for the northern Berkshire region. Her family settled here in the late 1800s, making her a fourth-generation resident. Her years as a florist in her own shop in Williamstown helped her develop expertise in sales, and her 30-year career managing her husband's dental practice gave her extensive experience in client service. Her patience and understanding come from raising their two daughters while juggling her career.
Miller is an active member of Congregation Beth Israel and serves on the board of the Jewish Federation of the Berkshires. She and her husband are members of The Clark Art Institute and are members and avid golfers at Waubeeka Golf Links.
Gary Ostrander, a board-certified Realtor and longtime resident of Berkshire County, was born and raised in Schenectady, N.Y. He attended college in New York and served as controller for Coakley, Pierpan, Dolan & Collins Insurance Agency, Inc. before his retirement in 2009. Most recently he was a sales associate for Tucker Welch Properties. He brings his financial and marketing skills to Burnham Gold Real Estate.
Gary lives on Hancock Road in South Williamstown with his wife Marie. They have three children, Gretchen West, Matthew Ostrander and Kara Daoust, and seven grandchildren.
Lisa Mendel is a Berkshire County native and has been an Adams resident for more than 40 years. She earned both her bachelor's and master's degrees from Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts. She has worked at Mt. Greylock High School for many years.
Recently, Mendel has been purchasing homes and restoring them to rent. This has become a passion of hers and she can see the potential in houses. In her spare time Lisa enjoys creating and teaching stained glass. She often takes classes to learn different art techniques and mediums. She also enjoys spending time in Maine during the summer.
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