Jochen is licensed in both North Carolina and Florida. Jochen truly enjoys real estate and development and finds great rewards in the accomplishment of finding the perfect home for his clients. He attributes much of his success to his tenacity and has negotiated and closed many deals from which others might have walked away. He has an innate understanding of the practice of purchasing and selling properties, both as a broker and a developer. Jochen has a firm grasp of the local real estate market while always keeping an eye on national trends. Jochen is devoted to the Silver Creek credo of "Building Relationships, Delivering Dreams." Whether you are looking for your vacation home, your primary residence, or your dream estate, Jochen and his team of brokers are committed to finding the ideal property to fit your vision. When he’s not hard at work at the Silver Creek Real Estate Group offices, Jochen can be found on the golf course or croquet lawn or dining in one of the area's fine restaurants. He is partnered with Haute Residence, an invitation-only luxury real estate portal. Jochen and his wife, Adrienne, are members of The Country Club of Sapphire Valley and The Chattooga Club. He is also past chairman of both the Highlands-Cashiers Hospital Foundation and The Village Green boards and served on the boards of the Highlands-Cashiers Hospital and Fidelia Eckerd Living Center. Since making the move, he has become deeply involved in the community, having served on the board of the Cashiers Community Fund. The decision to leave the sweltering heat and stressful environment of Fort Lauderdale for the cool, clean air and laid-back atmosphere of Cashiers was an easy one. His love of the mountains, paired with his love of family and community, brought Jochen to Western North Carolina. Walter Albritton, Jr.With a bold entrepreneurial spirit and a firm belief that real estate is in his blood, Jochen Lucke has spent over two decades building his reputation as a skilled realtor, broker, contractor, and developer-first in Southeast Florida and now on the Highlands-Cashiers Plateau. Sunday, June 27, at Hamburg Baptist Church, of which she was a member. Thank you, Uncle Wylie! These and other reports here on the Johnson Family website prove that there is definitely a strong athletic streak in those Johnson genes!Ĭaroline J. Edna Dorothy Bumgarner Pressley, 86, of Shirley Pressley Road, Glenville, died Friday, June 25, 2004, at Fidelia Eckerd Living Center in Highlands after a long period of declining health. These family relationships can be quite complicated, so Wylie Pierson Johnson (Uncle Wylie) shared the genealogical chart below to help clarify. Jack is a fourth cousin to another great Johnson football player on whom we recently reported, Jake Albritton. Jack Poundstone is the great-great-grandson of Dave Johnson who was brother of Seth Johnson. (Believe it or not, his favorite sport is baseball!) The photo of Jack here, taken by Julie Bennett, appeared in that article. It’s good reading that includes an interview with Jack on several topics. See the many football milestones set by Jack Poundstone as compiled by Wesley Lyle in this Montgomery Advertiser article. He was named first-team All-State quarterback in the 3A division. He completed 251 of his 372 passes this season which is the third highest number of completions in a season in AHSAA history. His career total of 6,015 yards ranks Jack in the AHSAA’s top-10 players for total offense. He rushed for 623 yards and scored seven rushing TDs. Jack passed for 3,026 yards and scored 28 TDs. This year the Wildcats finished the regular season undefeated and ranked No. senior led the Trinity High School Wildcats as starting quarterback for the past two years. The accolades for young athletes in the Johnson family just keep coming! Jack Poundstone has been named the 2009 All-Metro Player of the Year by the Montgomery Advertiser in 1A-4A football.
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