Weatherford Democrat

Business

October 9, 2009

Century 21 Lynch & Associates welcomes Keith Fulton CRS, GRI

ALEDO/WEATHERFORD – Century 21 Lynch & Associates is pleased to welcome Keith Fulton to its Willow Park office. Fulton has 19 years of experience in the field and most recently worked for Re/Max.

"We are so pleased to announce that Keith will be joining our team!" said Roy Lynch, who manages Century 21 Lynch & Associates. "We believe his experience will greatly enhance the services we provide to our customers in the Aledo/Weatherford community."

Fulton specializes in residential to farm and ranch.

"I am excited about teaming up with Century 21 Lynch & Associates and in these changing times, it just makes since to team up with the best!"

Keith believes in giving great customer service and in doing so, wants to develop a relationship that last well past your closing.

Giving back to communities is important to Keith. He has been a member of the Rotary Club of Western Fort Worth for 18 years and is a past president.

Keith is an avid horseman and golfer as well as 19 years as a Realtor with CRS and GRI accreditation.

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