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Amanda Keese
My name is Amanda Keese. I was born and raised in Georgetown, Texas, and I am the mother to four wonderful kids. In my spare time I enjoy spending time with family and friends, making custom shirts, and going to the lake!
I have been in the bail bonds industry since 2014, and my favorite part about this job is that I have the chance to help people who need it the most, and to make a positive impact on their life.
The opportunities presented from this job have been life changing for me not only with my career, but with my family as well, it gives me the chance to provide a better lifestyle for my children, as I want to be able to give my family a home we can call our own.
I look forward to all of the new challenges and rewards that come from being the Assistant Manager here at Moonlight Bail Bonds in Williamson County!
Maria Nabarrette
I started working for Give You a Break Bail Bonds in January of 2013, where I did a little bit of everything in the office. Being bilingual was a plus for me, as I was able to help bring in new clients that primarily spoke Spanish and knew very little English. We would get walk-ins or phone calls about helping loved ones out of jail, and I was always ready to help and make everyone feel welcome.
I also do filing, answer questions clients might have regarding their active case or cases, etc. Company monthly reports for the bail bond department is a requirement I turn in every 10th of each month, including new clients, discharged clients, and all active clients we have on bond. I’m always learning new things in the bail bond business, and I hope to learn more with MoonLight Bail Bonds in Williamson County.
I was part of a full time ministry at one point in my life. We opened our home to drug addicts, alcoholics, and the homeless, and we helped them get back on their feet and reunited with their loved ones so that they could have a new start with their family. My goal is to help as many people as I can, as I believe that everyone deserves a second chance. That’s why I love helping people, no matter their race, what language they speak, or what they’ve done in the past.
For me, family is one of the most important things in life, and I love spending time with my family. It’s always a joy to see my daughter having a good time with her aunts, uncles, cousins and grandma when we get together. I also have four dogs that I love spending time with, and I wouldn’t trade it for the world.