PHILANTHROPIST/EQUINE THERAPY The Glo-Girl who traded privilege for purpose. She came from old east coast money, raised among expectations, etiquette, and legacy. One day she packed her car and drove west — needing air, space, and a place where no one knew her name. Through a sorority sister in Wyoming, she met the hometown cowboy, a handsome man by the name of Brett. He taught her western riding, the love of open skies, and the rhythm of ranch life. She fell hard for it all. She eventually fell out of love with Brett, but never with the horses. Roberta took a portion of her trust fund and headed farther west to the quiet, golden expanse of the high desert. There she bought land, built a ranch, and created a life that felt entirely her own. Her greatest love is her herd. She offers her horses for therapy sessions to veterans and children who are living with PTSD. Her home became a gathering place for friendships, sunset fundraisers, desert breezes, and a kind of hospitality money can’t manufacture. What began as an escape became a calling. Roberta found a way to turn privilege into service and solitude into healing. Roberta, the Glo-Girl who left everything she knew to build an even richer life with deeper meaning, under the desert skies.