Steve Wickland – Ann Arbor’s Real Estate Specialist

Early Life and Education

Carey Bradford Wickland was born in Evanston, Illinois, in 1948. From an early age he worked hard, beginning as a paper boy at age seven to eventually caddying at the University of Wisconsin-Appleton and the Wharton School at University of Pennsylvania for which he received two degrees – one bachelor’s and the other an MBA degree.

He served on the boards of directors of both the National Museum of Natural History and Smithsonian Institution. Additionally, he served on boards for both YMCAs in Harrison County Y’s, as well as serving on their executive boards and as an officer with Clarksburg Rotary Club.

Wickland wrote numerous articles and books on forest ecology, such as his 1996 publication of “Large Scale Biosphere-Atmosphere Study (BOREAS). At Chapel Hill Herbarium of UNC Chapel Hill there are over 800 vascular plant specimens she collected as proof for her doctoral thesis that serve as vouchers.

Professional Career

Steve has earned himself a name as Ann Arbor’s Real Estate Specialist, far exceeding traditional realtor services offered by competitors. This success stems from his unique combination of homebuilding expertise, marketing proficiency and negotiations experience.

He has established the Wickland Group of Real Estate Professionals who work together to offer clients an exceptional customer service experience. Their 21st-century sales model emphasizes digital marketing for best results for clientele, and Jan manages all the behind-the-scenes tasks of buying/selling properties – inspections, financing agreements and closing on properties – providing highly organized service at every turn.

Achievement and Honors

Daniel Milstein of Ann Arbor-based Gold Star Mortgage Financial Group was named to Mortgage Originator Magazine’s Top 200 Originator list, while Gold Star received an award of excellence from Distressed Property Institute. Huron Valley Ambulance also won first place at 2009 Emergency Medical Services Expo’s statewide competition and continuing education conference; their Digital Data Direct system that converts paper medical records to electronic files received a patent award as well.

Lyons Wickland hails from Buffalo and has performed in seven Broadway shows. Additionally, she works for the Arts Center Of Coastal Carolina while enjoying watching Law & Order and Ghost Whisperer. Additionally, Lyons released a cover version of “Ohio” by Crosby Stills Nash and Young in celebration of Kent State shooting 50th anniversary anniversary.

Personal Life

Wickland Rosebush and they had two children together. He was an active member of his church and its pastor; starting as a paper route at age seven until becoming a caddy during high school. His big heart and love of spending time with grandchildren was apparent at all times – be it playing sports together, taking them boat rides or just simply enjoying popsicles together! Unfortunately he passed away November 24th 2017 aged 76 leaving behind a wife, children and grandchildren to mourn his loss.