About Mary Frances V. Pitts

I'm a lifelong Memphian and longtime (35-year) member of the Multi-Million Dollar Sales Club. Back then, the average house cost around $50,000, made it a difficult task to get to the Million mark. I sell properties in Downtown, Midtown, East Memphis, and somewhat beyond. If I can't find it, you probably wouldn't want to buy it.

 

Always active in my profession and in the community, I've served on the boards of VECA, my neighborhood association, Concerts International. I am a lay eucharist minister in the Episcopal Church and head up our family's scholarship program for the winner each year of the Brooks Museum Jr. Midsouth Arts Contest. East High School, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Rhodes, and University of Memphis are all my alma maters. I also wrote and edited for the Press-Scimitar, the evening paper and sister Scripps-Howard paper to the Commercial Appeal, beginning when I was a Jr. in high school.

 

My husband, Harmon Dunathan, is retired Academic Dean at Rhodes. We have an old Doberman, Zeus, and the baby, also a Doberman, Sophie. I've worked with two great Real Estate Companies, but I've never been more proud than now, as an agent with the brilliant new Ware Jones, Realtors. We have great leadership, powerful support staff, top agents, an excess of expertise and great energy. We intend to dazzle!

 

I'm aka: Agent Pitts, still selling AND closing after all these years. Call me. We'll show you how it's done!