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Realtor Dorothy Willoughby is sold on her trade

May 25-31, 2009

Dorothy Willoughby is the epitome of a self-starter. For Willoughby, who is a sales agent at McKay and Company Residential Realtors in Little Rock, selling real estate has always been more than just a career