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KELLY MAJURE
Kelly Majure is an overcomer through and through. Challenges that would have sidelined others have instead given her grit and gratitude.
It is not happiness that makes us grateful. It is gratefulness that makes us happy.” — David Steindl-Rast
“I continue to try to practice gratitude,” says Kelly. “It’s part of my daily ritual.” It’s a game-changer in her bustling real estate career. “Real estate can be such an up-and-down business. Practicing gratitude smooths out the ride a little bit.” When she starts to panic about where her next deal is coming from, she pivots. “I remind myself where I’ve been and what I have both personally and professionally.” “I had a pretty horrific accident hiking in 1993,” she recalls. “I was almost an amputee.” After the accident, walking unassisted took nearly a year and required a scooter or crutches. Multiple setbacks and surgeries followed while she was working as a paralegal. “My job change came after my accident. I couldn’t climb up the four flights of stairs to get to the law office where I was working, so I was forced to look for a new job,” she says. Intrigued by development and how cities work, she joined The Valley Club, a new golf community south of Sun Valley, Idaho, working in marketing and operations. Encouraged to get her real estate license, she joined the team selling home sites and never looked back. Her career next took her to Portland, Oregon, where she honed her skills in residential real estate and condo conversions. “I started as an assistant to a top producer, which was the best way to learn,” Kelly says. “By the time I went out on my own, I knew how to anticipate breakdowns and felt confident knowing how the business worked inside and out.” A New Chapter How did Kelly come to Colorado? “Kicking and screaming,” she laughs. Philip, her husband of 25 years, worked for a Louisville-based company, and in 2009, the move became unavoidable. Soon,
PROOF she fell in love with Colorado. Having met in Sun Valley, Philip and Kelly already shared a deep appreciation for the outdoors. “Looking back on the move, it was like things came full circle when we traded the rainy Pacific Northwest for bluebird skies and mountain air.” In Louisville, Kelly paused her real estate pursuits to focus on her family and dive into the community. “It’s the only time I haven’t worked.” She volunteered at her kids’ school as if it were a full-time job, served as PTA Vice President, sat on the Special Education Advisory Council for BVSD, and later became Secretary of the Monarch Booster Club. Little did she know that those connections would become the heartbeat of her Colorado life. In 2012,
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Retriever Freedom Rescue during the pandemic, so thankfully she has helped fill the void.” The organization rescues dogs from puppy mills and shelters, placing them in loving homes. “It was quite the process with home visits and references.” But it was worth it.
Making Her Mark
she resumed her real estate career, this time in Colorado, changing lives along the way. Those community ties became even more meaningful after the Marshall Fire devastated the area. “So many friends and clients were impacted,” Kelly says. “I knew I had to help.” She volunteered at The Free Store, where fire victims could get essentials without question and helped
organize the Marshall Fire Holiday Market. The RE/ MAX Elevate office served as the collection point for donated decorations for displaced families. Kelly also pours her heart into animal rescue. “Anyone who knows us knows we are crazy about our golden retrievers,” she jokes. “We just lost our GOAT—he was 15½—but we adopted our girl Dandy from Golden
Today, as Managing Broker at RE/MAX Elevate in Louisville, Kelly leads with grace and gratitude. “I love supporting our agents,” she says. Whether talking through transactions or brainstorming ideas over coffee, she’s always ready to help. With 30 years of experience, she has seen countless market shifts and believes clients need reassurance. “We are now on the back side of a very robust market in 2021, and it is important to be honest about that with clients and help them navigate new territory.”
Calm under pressure, she prides herself on steadiness. “If I’m freaking out, how’s that going to help my clients?” she laughs. “I shoulder the stress so they don’t have to. Every transaction is different, and that’s what I love about real estate.” Her tagline, Real Estate Ready, says it all. “I don’t like surprises,” Kelly says. “I try to anticipate as much as I can and be prepared. I want my clients to feel like they’re my only client. When I’m with them, they get all of me.”
Family + Fun When not working, Kelly treasures family time. Her son Gage, 23, recently graduated from the University of South Carolina and is “adulting in Charlotte,” with plans for law school. Her daughter Georgia, 20, attends the University of Northern Colorado and wants to be a teacher. “A large part of why is because of all the learning struggles she went through as a student. She works so darn hard.”
Outside of work, Kelly enjoys walking her dog, tending to her garden, hiking, yoga, and the occasional camping trip. She’s also a longtime member of the Coal Creek Community Choir, where singing is her creative outlet. Kelly and Philip are grateful for their community. As empty nesters, they enjoy quiet date nights at their favorite Italian restaurant, working together in their yard, catching live music, and cheering on college football—GO Ducks! They treasure their wonderful circle of friends.
Final Thoughts As David Steindl-Rast said, “It is gratefulness that makes us happy.” For Kelly, that truth shows up daily, from how she supports clients to the wag of her golden retriever’s tail. Through grace and grit, she’s discovered that gratitude doesn’t just change how you see the world; it transforms how you live in it. Gratitude is a powerful force that has changed her life for the better.
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Kelly Majure Managing Broker RE/MAX Elevate 303-709-8613 kellym@elevatedrealestate.com
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