The community of Beavercreek, Ohio, is in mourning following the heartbreaking loss of Pat Corle, the esteemed owner of Home Experts Realty and the dedicated president of Dayton REALTORS.
Pat passed away this morning after a brief illness, a development that has sent shockwaves through the real estate community in Dayton and beyond.
Her untimely death is felt not only as a significant loss to her family and friends but also as an immense loss to the entire real estate profession, where she served as a dynamic leader and an inspiring figure.
Pat was not just a real estate professional; she was a second-generation REALTOR who imbued her work with passion and dedication. Licensed in 1994, she embarked on a career that would see her make substantial contributions to the industry over nearly three decades.
Her knowledge of the real estate market, coupled with her outgoing personality, made her a beloved figure among clients and colleagues alike. Pat’s career was marked by a commitment to excellence, and she worked tirelessly to advocate for the needs of REALTORS and homeowners in the community.
As the owner of Home Experts Realty, Pat and her husband, Clyde Corle, built a successful business that prioritized integrity, customer service, and community engagement. Under her leadership, Home Experts Realty became known for its dedication to helping families find their perfect homes while championing local real estate initiatives.
Many of her clients remember her not just for her professionalism but for the genuine care she showed in every interaction. Whether guiding first-time homebuyers or working with seasoned investors, Pat took the time to ensure her clients felt informed and supported throughout the process.
Pat’s contributions extended beyond her business as she actively assumed leadership roles within the real estate community. She served as a Director for Dayton REALTORS and Ohio REALTORS, where her leadership was characterized by her unwavering commitment to advocating for the real estate industry.
Her influence was felt across various organizations, including the National Association of Real Estate Brokers (NAREB), Women’s Council of REALTORS (WCR), and the Miami Valley Fair Housing Center. Pat advocated for fairness and equality in housing, reflecting her belief that everyone deserves a place to call home.
Her leadership in organizations such as the Women’s Council of REALTORS underscored her commitment to empowering women in the industry. Pat worked tirelessly to support the professional development of her peers and to create an inclusive environment within real estate. Her mentorship helped numerous REALTORS navigate the challenges of the market, inspiring a new generation of leaders who now carry forward her legacy of professionalism and community service.
