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Today, Purnell works as a real estate salesperson at Rappahannock Resources in Washington.
She tells an interesting story of how she arrived at that point.
In 2000 she graduated from Almaty^ International School in Almaty, Kazakhstan, then returned to the states to attend the College of William and Mary to pursue a Bachelor of Arts degree.
During the summers, Purnell worked at Sunnyside Farm Market in Little Washington. This experience gave her the opportunity to connect with many people throughout the community and encouraged her appreciation for organic and local farming.
Upon graduation she returned to the county where she worked as a reporter for the Rappahannock News. This allowed her to further enhance her knowledge of the community. She said that she did “ not want to have to travel to Warrenton or out of the county to work."
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