Bailey & Wood celebrated a great 2011 on January 6th at Dyes Walk Country Club with their employees, realtors, title agents and Insurance agents. Jim Mara won his Third consecutive Mortgage Consultant of the year award while Tawn Hensley nabbed her second Employee of the Year award in the last three years. “It was an unbelievable night all around and one in which we were so happy to share with the people who have made this all possible. I am so happy for everyone at Bailey & Wood as the continued success and growth we have had in the past twelve months is due to their hard work and dedication, stated D. Mike Wood.” Chris Maddox, Jessica Dicken, Cory Walradth and Jason Lipinski all were honored as well for their quarterly production in 2011.

Through the United Way Bailey and Wood stepped up and organized a Christmas sponsorship of three local families. Directed by Marketing Manager Michael Bentley the staff got presents, wrapping paper and food to help out. “It was something I won’t forget and it put into meaning what Christmas is truly about. To see the look on the families faces and the hope that they had at that moment was priceless” , said Bentley.

Cory Walradth was awarded as Affiliate of the Year at the Shelby County MIBOR Christmas Party in early December. “I was honored to receive this Award from all the realtors in Shelby County as I have really put my efforts into building strong relationships with the realtors and their clients and now with us having our new office downtown Shelbyville we feel like we can continue to build upon this, said Cory.”

On November 16th mortgage consultants Chris Maddox, Grant Lyons with Sales Manager Vince Chittum and Marketing Manager Michael Bentley all pictured, participated in a Bowl-a-Thon and sponsored a lane at Sunset Bowl for the Western Division of MIBOR. “It is always a great time seeing so many familiar faces and all for great causes, said Chittum”. “At Bailey & Wood we really love being active in events and staying in front of our realtors and clients as we feel nothing is more important than the valued friendships we have created and made along the way, said Bentley”.