Samantha Mitchell
/age: 34 | Escrow Officer | Capital Title of Texas
Whether sitting on a patio with her friends, snuggled on the couch with her girls, Sophie and Margaret, or watching Texas A&M football with her husband, Micah, Samantha Mitchell is in her “happy place.” She feels lucky to have two wonderful daughters who have taught her to slow down and appreciate the small things in life. Getting to discover the world through their eyes and witness them enjoy new experiences is a joy to Samantha.
As an escrow officer at Capital Title, Samantha helps people buy and sell real estate. “I love getting to take the stress off of my customers, and make it an enjoyable experience for them,” Samantha explains. “I get to work with some really great professionals in our community, whom I enjoy learning from and building new relationships with.”
Samantha has 10 years of experience in the title industry in Arkansas but she has worked for Capital Title of Texas since they opened their Texarkana, Texas, office in October of 2019. “I never expected a company this size to genuinely care so much about their customers and employees,” she explains. “Through COVID, they have proven that this is a family run company that will always put family first. Together as a team we will keep our customers our top priority.”
In her spare time, Samantha enjoys giving back to the community. She has been a volunteer with the Angel Fund Foundation, Inc.’s Putt for a Purpose, serves in many capacities at First United Methodist Church, and helps with Special Olympics.
“In 10 years I will have two teenage girls, so I see myself on my knees praying, a lot!” she laughs. “I know I will still be a part of the Capital Title team, but I hope to find new exciting ways to be involved in the community and to be a really cool soccer mom.”
Best piece of advice:
“It’s not about waiting for the storm to pass, it’s about learning to dance in the rain.” –Michelle Byers, Samantha’s mother
Name something about you that very few people know:
“I’m originally from St. Joseph, Missouri, and my nickname in high school was ‘Bulldog.’ The local newspaper wrote an article about me scoring a hat trick in a soccer game and referred to me as a ‘bulldog,’ which sort of stuck. I’ve only told a few people this story because it really embarrasses my husband … oops!”