Kelli Lichty

I’m a proud mom to an almost two-year-old son, with another little one on the way, and my family is at the heart of everything I do. My husband, Heath, and I have been married for three years. Heath works in personal lines, life, and commercial insurance, so helping people protect what matters most is something we both value deeply. We are active members of Relevant Community Church in Elkhorn and enjoy being involved in the communities we serve....

I’m a proud mom to an almost two-year-old son, with another little one on the way, and my family is at the heart of everything I do. My husband, Heath, and I have been married for three years. Heath works in personal lines, life, and commercial insurance, so helping people protect what matters most is something we both value deeply. We are active members of Relevant Community Church in Elkhorn and enjoy being involved in the communities we serve.

I am rooted in the Bennington community, where I’m an active member of the Chamber, volunteer at local events, and serve on the steering committee for a women’s giving circle called 100 Women Who Care. Giving back and building meaningful connections locally is important to us — both personally and professionally.

Outside of work, you’ll usually find me working out, trying new restaurants with my husband and friends, cheering on the Nebraska Cornhuskers (especially volleyball), golfing, or my favorite - spending quality time with my son.

For over 15 years, I’ve worked in roles centered around helping people achieve their goals. Nothing is more rewarding to me than building genuine relationships and witnessing the joy people experience when a goal becomes a reality. That passion is what led me to the mortgage industry.

I specifically love mortgage lending because homeownership has such a profound impact on everyday life. Whether it’s helping someone buy their first home or move into the next chapter as their life evolves, guiding clients through that journey is incredibly meaningful to me. I truly believe that having a place you love to call home matters — because home represents safety, love, comfort, peace, and a happy place to land.