ℙ𝕣𝕚𝕟𝕔𝕖𝕤𝕤 𝕃𝕒𝕨𝕤𝕠𝕟

Quick Facts:

She moved to Williamsburg initially to attend Cooper University for undergrad, she then moved to Fallbrook despite going to Law school at Cooper as well to be closer to her family.

She’s incredibly religious but doesn’t use her religion to judge others. Instead, she uses it to wish well on anyone going through a hard time, including herself.

Though she loves both of her parents deeply, she is very much a daddy’s girl and comes to him with most things first.

She’s a huge sports fan, American football being her favorite.

Initially, she wanted to be a country singer but ultimately opted for the more ‘practical’ career path of being a lawyer.

She volunteers at an orphanage once a week, reading stories to the children.

She’s quite sheltered so certain topics shock her initially, but she’s got an open mind and heart so seldom do things disgust or upset her.

Born in Raleigh, North Carolina to Carrie and Trace Lawson, Jolene’s upbringing was set to be something built around the family’s love for God and all things surrounding the topic. From a very young age, she was in her church choir, going on the youth camping trips and building close bonds that surrounded their common faith. She absolutely love both of her parents, but her love for sports and all things that would typically be something a little boy would like was what caused her to become to daddy’s girl she was. In her little eyes at the time, Trace could do absolutely no wrong and she wanted to make him proud at all times.

Though she enjoyed her sports and all the things surrounding it, she also liked music, Barbie and leaning into just being girly. The older she got, the more feminine she would become. It was middle school when she begged her parents to let her go blonde and of course they said no. This would be the beginning of her slight rebellious stage. By rebellious all she really did was skip out on church a few weeks and eat sweets before dinner because she really wasn’t aware of all the other things she could do the act out. Sure, she had friends who were all taking part in things they shouldn’t have been, but Jolene never showed interest whenever they invited her.

High school was her first taste of Freedom and the initial interaction she had with Williamsburg and Fallbrook. Her church youth group took trips for their school breaks and she remembered for winter break they lodged in Williamsburg and for summer break, they spent a couple of weeks in Fallbrook. She was in her senior year at the time and she fell in love with a boy in Fallbrook. She was head over heels because he was perfect. He was different, funny, even if he wasn’t the perfect idea of a Christian boy with all his morals in the right place, he was amazing in her eyes. Of course this was just a summer fling and she opted to keep it to herself because she knew her parents wouldn’t like him very much and she didn’t want to have to fight for her love.

Though she truly wanted to be a famous country singer, she decided to be practical with her career choices and opted to study law. Initially, she studied Political Science at Cooper University and stayed on campus until last year when her family moved to Fallbrook. Her head was in the books for the most part, but she finally began truly living her life as a young adult, college parties, even joining a sorority. She had heard the concept of falling in love three times in one’s life. While she didn’t fully believe it, she did fall in love during this time. He was more her parents’ speed, a nice Christian boy with his priorities in a place that aligned with theirs. This would be the first boyfriend who was introduced to her parents, she was so sure the two of them would marry. In reality, she found herself growing bored, thinking about her previous summer love with a ‘bad boy’. She would eventually end it and focus on her sorority as she became the president of Alpha Chi Omega in her senior year.