A Conversation With Jerrilynn Vandenberg and a Pulaski Community Event

A Conversation With Jerrilynn Vandenberg and a Community Event Worth
Showing Up For in Pulaski
One of the things I appreciate most about real estate is that the best agents are rarely
just focused on buying and selling homes. The best ones stay connected to the people,
neighborhoods, and communities they serve.
That is one of the reasons I wanted to highlight Jerrilynn Vandenberg, Broker Owner of
Fireside Realty LLC in Green Bay.
If you know Jerrilynn or have worked with her, this will not surprise you. She has built
her career around dedication, communication, determination, and trust. She is known
for her patience, her low-pressure approach with clients, and her tenacity when it is time
to advocate for them. She listens carefully, understands what people want, and works
hard to help them reach their goals.
But what stands out just as much is her commitment to community, and that is showing
up again this spring as she helps sponsor a fun local event for families in Pulaski.
Fireside Realty Is Helping Support the Pulaski Easter Egg Hunt
This year, Jerrilynn is helping sponsor the Easter Egg Hunt at Saputo Stadium in
Pulaski, hosted in connection with Pulaski Area Community Education, also known
as PACE.
The event is scheduled for:
Saturday, April 4th, 2026
10:00 AM
Saputo Stadium
According to the event flyer, the hunt is open to the public for kids age 11 and
younger. The hunt begins at 10:00 AM sharp, and no registration is needed.
That makes it the kind of easy, family-friendly event that people can simply show up and
enjoy.
What PACE Does for the Pulaski Community
One of the reasons this event matters is the mission behind the group helping make it
happen.
Pulaski Area Community Education stands ready to assist all members of the Pulaski
Community School District. Their goal is to better use the resources of the district by
expanding services beyond the traditional K-12 population and creating opportunities
that serve all residents.

That is a great example of what community education should look like. It is not just
about classrooms. It is about creating connection, support, and opportunities for families
and residents of all ages.
Events like this Easter Egg Hunt help bring that mission to life in a simple but
meaningful way.
Why This Fits Jerrilynn So Well
When I think about Jerrilynn’s approach to real estate, this kind of community
involvement makes perfect sense.
She has said that she became a Realtor to do work that matters, is meaningful,
impactful, and helps others. That is not just a nice line in a bio. It lines up with how she
shows up.
She has spent more than 15 years serving buyers and sellers throughout the Green Bay
and Appleton area. Over that time, she has helped clients through all kinds of real
estate situations, from first homes and luxury properties to probate sales, distressed
properties, and investment homes. Through it all, she has built a reputation for listening,
understanding, and staying committed from beginning to end and beyond.
Helping sponsor a family event like this feels like a natural extension of that same
mindset.
It shows that real estate is not just about transactions. It is about people. It is about
community. It is about being involved in the places where families live, grow, and make
memories.
A Great Local Event for Families
The Pulaski Easter Egg Hunt looks like a fun way for local families to welcome spring
and enjoy time together. It is open to the public, designed for younger kids, and simple
to attend.
Here is a quick recap:
Pulaski Easter Egg Hunt
Saturday, April 4th, 2026
10:00 AM sharp
Saputo Stadium
Open to the public for kids 11 and younger
No registration needed
The flyer also lists Mark Heck as the contact for questions at 920-822-6050.

If you are in the Pulaski area and looking for a cheerful community event for the kids,
this is one worth putting on the calendar.
More Than Real Estate
One thing I always respect is when a broker or agent understands that being part of a
community means more than doing business there.
Jerrilynn Vandenberg clearly understands that.
Her work in real estate is built on trust and service, but it is also rooted in the
communities she serves. Supporting events like this Easter Egg Hunt is one more
example of that. It reflects the same values her clients talk about when they describe
working with her: patience, care, commitment, and a genuine desire to help people.
That is the kind of leadership that leaves a mark.
Final Thoughts
If you are a local family in the Pulaski area, I hope you get a chance to enjoy the Easter
Egg Hunt this year. Community events like this create the kind of memories that make a
town feel like home.
And if you are getting to know Fireside Realty through this blog, this is also a great
example of what the company stands for. Strong real estate service is important, but so
is showing up for the communities we serve.
A big thank you to PACE, the Pulaski Area Community School District, and everyone
helping make the event happen, including Jerrilynn Vandenberg and Fireside Realty
LLC.
We hope to see a great turnout and a lot of smiling faces on April 4th.

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