Mary Titel
- Branch Manager
- NMLS: 216386
- (281) 565-7525
- (832) 741-7491
- (281) 579-9817
- 10707 Corporate Dr., Ste 139
- Stafford, TX 77477
Welcome to my website
My name is Mary, and I love my position as the branch manager in the Sugar Land office. I have been in the mortgage industry for the past 44 years. My favorite part of my job is helping first time homebuyers make their dream come. HomeTrust is like a family to me, and I am proud to work in the community where I grew up.
I have been married for 44 years to my best friend, and we have a fantastic son, a beautiful daughter-in-law, and a wonderful grandson. We also have a dog Shadow. I don’t usually travel to far away destinations, but spend my time crafting, sewing and the occasional trip to the Texas or Louisiana Gulf Coast. I am pleased to have won the Women’s Council of Realtors Member of the Year award.
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