Kelly Forker, Noble REMC’s newest member services representative, is no stranger to our community.
She grew up in Noble County, graduated from Central Noble High School, and has spent her career supporting multiple area industries, including the former Busche plant, Central Noble School Corporation, Noble County Disposal and the county child support and clerk offices.
Through those roles, she learned of Noble REMC’s reputation as a great place to be, but more than anything, she wanted another opportunity to serve those in the community in a new way.
Now three months into the job, she has enjoyed getting to know her new colleagues through day-to-day operations, as well as community projects. She is looking forward to learning more about our members and digging into the work of serving a wide variety of needs.
Outside of the office, Forker is all about family.
Her four children she shares with her late husband, Tony — Kennedy, Kole, Katie and Kane — keep her busy, with the latter two still in high school and active in sports. Her weeknights are usually booked with their games, but when she can find time, she likes to spend it with her grandchildren, Eleanor, Ember, Beckett and another grandson on the way.