Gayle Oberg began practicing real estate in 1985, taking some time off to raise her children in the 90’s. After returning to Real Estate full time, Gayle spent 12 years with a local company and in 2014 opened her own, independent company, Little River Realty. In 2021, Gayle joined forces with Element Real Estate as they expanded their services to the Stowe and Waterbury areas. Gayle proudly supports ‘Green’ decisions in real estate and life. She assists buyers and sellers in focusing on the value of sustainable living choices in the homes we live in. 

“Home is a very special place. Decisions to purchase or sell are often major life decisions and always major financial decisions. I have great respect for the process and feel the best service I can offer clients is education. I do not ‘sell’ anyone a home. I provide important, accurate information so buyers and sellers can make educated decisions that serve them well as they move forward”.

Gayle grew up in Springfield, Vermont, skiing at Okemo. She is a Johnson State College Alumni; a former Physical Education, Health Education, and Driver Education teacher. Gayle, a lifetime ski enthusiast, was the first female member of the Mt. Mansfield Ski Patrol (Formerly known as “The Black Knights) to pass the test of single handedly guiding an occupied toboggan down the National Trail to become a full time patrol person.  Additional past professions include teaching skiing and swimming, as well as working as a Director of Windridge Tennis Camp at Teela Wooket in Roxbury, Vermont. Gayle spent many years volunteering in youth ice hockey, including collaborating with a strong group of volunteers to bring Girls Ice Hockey to be recognized by the Vermont Principal Association and into the schools as a varsity sport. Gayle has served as a Past President of the Lamoille Area Board of Realtors. 

Gayle appreciates the outdoor environment in Vermont and loves to get outside to golf, bike, hike, downhill and cross country ski, swim and walk! Gayle resides in Waterbury Center with her husband, Bob Simeone. Bob is an avid fly fisherman and together, Gayle and Bob enjoy skiing, golf, and time with the grandchildren.