Penny Mason-Anderson

Penny Mason- Anderson was raised in Mud City, a rural upland hamlet of Morristown bordering Stowe. The youngest of ten children, Penny grew up working along side her parents and siblings developing a strong work ethic and a deep sense of respect for and love of the land. Though she has lived in other areas of the country, Penny’s memories of an outdoor childhood and her appreciation for the unique qualities of Vermont are what keep Penny deeply rooted in the Lamoille Valley.

While working in the tourist industry, Penny graduated Johnson State College with a Bachelors degree in Psychology/ Travel and Tourism Management. Later, Penny made a name for herself as the youngest-ever President of the Lamoille Valley Chamber of Commerce. Penny learned to do there what she does best—sell Vermont to those who appreciate it as much as she.

Penny and husband, Brian, welcomed their first child, Sterling, into the world after 8 years of marriage. Later, while Brian traveled to China to bring daughter, Sophia home, Penny and Sterling prepared for her much-anticipated arrival. A few years later, sister Olivia arrived—also from China, completing the family unit.

After thirteen very successful years at the Chamber, Penny joined Pall Spera Real Estate company and in 2007 and was named Rookie of the Year, she served as Secretary of Lamoille Area Board of Realtors in 2010-11 and is currently acting Treasurer. The next step is President Elect.

Penny and family are avid kayakers and brook swimmers in summer. In the winter, they ski and snowshoe Vermont’s backwoods, with Jackie, their golden retriever. In spring and fall they hike and bike and volunteer/ support their community at the North Country Animal League, Copley Hospital, Clark’s Care Home for Alzheimer’s, the Lamoille Area Cancer Network, Morristown Elementary and Middle Level Schools, Boy and Girl Scouts of America, she is also a dedicated blood donor at Boston Children’s Hospital.