Roxanne Lundy 

Born and raised in Raleigh, NC, Roxanne Lundy grew up surrounded by the values of education, community service, and resilience. Her mother, Janice Hill,  a dedicated school teacher who worked hard to become an assistant principal, nurtured her love for learning and instilled a strong sense of fairness. Her father, Willie "Cleo" Leach, the director of a city of Raleigh community center, exposed her to the challenges and triumphs of their neighborhood, teaching her the power of compassion and second chances.  

Roxanne is determined, savvy, and empathetic. She has a natural ability to connect with people from all walks of life, combining warmth with a no-nonsense demeanor. Her clients know her for being both approachable and reliable, always delivering on her promises.

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Choosing to work as a bail bondsman allowed Roxanne to merge her passion for justice with her desire to support people in difficult situations. She views her work as a way to empower individuals to face their legal challenges and take steps toward a better future.

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Roxanne remains deeply involved in her Raleigh roots. She enjoys volunteering in her community, mentoring young women and organizing workshops on financial literacy and legal rights. She’s also an occasional guest speaker at local gatherings, sharing her journey and encouraging students to pursue their ambitions.

 

When she’s not working, Roxanne enjoys exploring around Raleigh, supporting local businesses, and indulging in her creative side through painting. She has a close-knit circle of friends and family who appreciate her loyalty and sharp sense of humor.