At Trinity Episcopal School, our staff is more than just educators—they are mentors, advocates, and community builders who shape the lives of our students and families in significant ways. Mrs. Finch is Trinity’s Community Engagement & Relations Coordinator and Chapel Coordinator. She embodies a spirit of connection, dedication, and love for the Trinity community.

Her ties to Trinity extend beyond her professional role. She is a proud Trinity mom, with all three of her daughters attending the school. Her years as both a parent and employee have given her a unique perspective on what it means to truly be part of the Trinity family.

Mrs. Finch is passionate about building meaningful and genuine relationships—not only within Trinity, but throughout the greater Crossroads area. She believes that a school is strengthened when it knows its community, serves its community, and invites others to be part of its story. Whether she is working with a community partner, celebrating a donor, connecting with Trinity alumni, or helping tell the story of Trinity’s impact, her goal is the same: to help people feel connected, valued, and part of something bigger than themselves.

Of all the cherished traditions at Trinity, chapel buddies hold a special place in her heart. Watching older students mentor their younger counterparts, teaching them the same hand motions to songs they once learned at that age, is a beautiful full-circle moment. “Seeing them embrace, communicate, and mentor one another builds lifelong friendships. Those friendships make moving from grade to grade more seamless and less scary. You know you’ll always have a friend to call on—what other school does that?” These moments continue to remind Mrs. Finch of the importance of relationships and the lasting impact a strong community can have on a child.

For her, being a Patriot is about more than just school spirit—it’s about resilience, teamwork, and lifting one another up. “Being a Patriot means you are part of a team. You work hard and encourage those around you to do the same. It requires resilience, knowing that in your weak moments, others will lift you up. It means that to whom much is given, much is expected. Being a Patriot means we stick together, we don’t give up, and at the end of the day, we are better together than we are individually.”

Mrs. Finch sees that same spirit reflected in the local community. She loves the people, traditions, businesses, organizations, and families that make Victoria home. She is excited about the opportunity to strengthen the relationship between Trinity and the broader Victoria area. For her, community engagement is not simply about making connections—it is about cultivating relationships that have the potential to make a generational impact. It is about inviting others to become part of the Trinity story and helping us continue to write that story, rooted and established in God’s love.

Reflecting on her time at Trinity, Mrs. Finch feels honored to have experienced the school in so many different capacities. “It is the privilege of my life to spend time growing and learning alongside these students. Their eagerness, their excitement, and their ability to purely love is what keeps me wanting to do better. I wouldn’t want to experience this growth anywhere else. Go Patriots!”

Outside of school, she finds joy in spending time with her husband and children at the beach, fishing, and watching the sunset. She also loves traveling to support her daughters at their dance and cheer competitions.

Mrs. Finch’s heart for connection, faith, and community is a true gift to Trinity. She embodies what it means to be a Patriot—to lead with faith, serve with humility, pursue excellence, and embrace the people around you as family.