About -
Jenifer Hartzler has moved more than ten times in her life. Some moves were across town or a move to a new state. She has helped friends and family move. A few times these moves have included packing the actual boxes that were part of the move. She grew up in Wayne County, OH; Is a member of Oak Grove Mennonite Church; Is a graduate of Eastern Mennonite University and Heidelberg University.
My Story
I have moved more than ten times in my life. Sometimes it was across town and other times it was a big move to a different state. I have lived in OH, VA, NJ, PA and IN. My last move was back to OH and it was to a one-bedroom apartment. Not only did I move, but I downsized at the same time.
 This got me thinking, maybe I could use these skills to assist others? I know how to pack a box and I know all about loading and unloading a truck. How can I put these attributes to use? Recently, my boyfriend of 8 years passed away. I assisted his family with cleaning out his house for the estate sale of his 2 acre mini-farm. This experience has shown me that I am only scratching the surface to parts of the move operation.
 I call myself a project manager because moving and unloading in a new home is a project. You have to figure out timelines, help with the move, and coordinating moving vehicles. A lot of decisions are made along the way. That assistance is what I want to share with others: my knowledge of the do's and don'ts of moving. I can be the one point of contact in your move.
