Jeremy is a lifelong resident of Montgomery County, Md.
Raised in the small town of Garrett Park, he walked across what was then farmland to attend Charles Woodward High School in Rockville.
After graduation, Jeremy attended the Institute of Applied Agriculture at the University of Maryland, after which he started and operated a landscaping design-and-build company that he helmed for two decades.
During those years, he also began selling real estate and investing in properties, which culminated in a custom home-building partnership.
Jeremy made real estate his full-time career in 1993.
Although Jeremy has long been a donor to numerous charities, he has gone a step further, starting two different non-profit organizations. In 2025, he helped found Buddleia Enterprises to help support the neediest families at JoAnn Leleck ES at Broad Acres, which has the highest percentage of financially at-risk families of all the schools in Montgomery County, MD. Buddleia helps provide these families with the basic necessities to survive, including food, clothing, basic toiletries, school supplies, and utilities & housing cost assistance. Jeremy also founded Kids In Need Distributors in 2012, which provided weekend food bags to over 3,000 kids in 31 different schools in Montgomery County who were on the federal Free And Reduced Meal plan. KIND lasted for 14 years before it ultimately merged with Manna Food Center in 2024, to ensure that the program would continue.
Jeremy raised two now-adult daughters in Garrett Park, where he still still resides and often has a houseful of family and friends.
