Laura Combrink

I grew up in South Eastern Michigan in the small town of Clarkston. My father worked in the auto industry in manufacturing.

I had a wonderful upbringing with many outdoor adventures with the lakes and natural areas close to the mainly rural areas near where we lived.

My parents were loving and hard-working. I enjoyed many activities while growing up, but my main focuses became showing horses and ski racing. After high school I attended Western Michigan University. In 1991 I relocated to Telluride Colorado to teach skiing. While there I met my husband Clay.

I lived in Telluride until 1995. In 1995 we moved to Fort Collins Colorado to attend Colorado State University. While there, I received a B.A in Natural Resources Recreation and Tourism, with a concentration in Geology and Environmental Education. During the Summers I was fortunate enough to work for the United States Forest Service as a Wilderness Ranger. I patrolled the Eagle’s Nest and Ptarmigan Wilderness areas. My husband Clay, who was the Wilderness Ranger for the Wilderness areas in and around Vail, were married in 1998. After I graduated from Colorado State in 2000, I got a job as a land use planner for Clear Creek County. The years in Clear Creek County have been full of raising our family with all that this area has to offer. We ski, snowboard, hike, attend music festivals, theater events, basketball games, soccer games. I have worked as a Realtor in the Front Range and Mountain Foothills since 2010. I have enjoyed assisting buyers and sellers with their real estate needs in this small town area that is also close enough to Downtown Denver to enjoy attending all of the events and amenities a major metropolitan area has to offer. We are also close to world-class ski areas, which we enjoy as a family whenever possible. This area has been a wonderful place to raise our family and I take great joy in helping others realize their own Colorado dream.