Griffith’s efforts focused toward charity

  • Tracie Griffith, owner and mortgage broker of First Community Mortgage, sits next to the office’s wall showcasing many of the causes the business has sponsored and supported over the years, such as Relay for Life, St. Jude and Toys for Tots.
    Tracie Griffith, owner and mortgage broker of First Community Mortgage, sits next to the office’s wall showcasing many of the causes the business has sponsored and supported over the years, such as Relay for Life, St. Jude and Toys for Tots.
  • Tracie Griffith, center, holds a donation check in the amount of $5,400 to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Standing with her are, from left, a St. Jude representative, husband Mark Griffith, CJ Green and Sherry Green.
    Tracie Griffith, center, holds a donation check in the amount of $5,400 to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Standing with her are, from left, a St. Jude representative, husband Mark Griffith, CJ Green and Sherry Green.
  • Nathan Fitts & Team with ReMax Realty won first place in the last Marine Toys for Tots challenge sponsored by Tracie Griffith with First Community Mortgage Group and Mountain Valley Community Bank. Shown, from left, are: Kristy Baugh, Griffith, Stacy Lewis, Sara Seastone, Nathan Fitts, Ashlee Picklesimmer, Kimberly Baugh, Ritchie Panter, Grant Fitts and Jim Brumbalow.
    Nathan Fitts & Team with ReMax Realty won first place in the last Marine Toys for Tots challenge sponsored by Tracie Griffith with First Community Mortgage Group and Mountain Valley Community Bank. Shown, from left, are: Kristy Baugh, Griffith, Stacy Lewis, Sara Seastone, Nathan Fitts, Ashlee Picklesimmer, Kimberly Baugh, Ritchie Panter, Grant Fitts and Jim Brumbalow.
  • In Tracie Griffith’s office hangs a shadow box dedicated to the five fallen soldiers who were killed in an active shooter terrorist attack at their Reserves base in Chattanooga, July 16, 2015. The men were good friends with Griffith’s son who is also a Marine.
    In Tracie Griffith’s office hangs a shadow box dedicated to the five fallen soldiers who were killed in an active shooter terrorist attack at their Reserves base in Chattanooga, July 16, 2015. The men were good friends with Griffith’s son who is also a Marine.
Georgia girl Tracie Griffith said, “My heart goes to children and military,” and her love of kids and soldiers, and people in general, is evident in the amount of volunteer work, donations,…

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