Garth Boksich

Garth is a fourth-generation Montanan and is extremely proud to call the Flathead Valley home. He feels lucky to raise 3 kids in such a wonderful area. Garth grew up in Whitefish and participated in every sport and outdoor activity that northwest Montana has to offer. He went on to have a successful high school athletic career which led him to the University of Montana Western, and later the University of Great Falls, where he played football and basketball while he worked towards a Physical Education/History Degree. Garth has lived in a number of places and traveled extensively throughout his life but continues to call the Flathead Valley and Whitefish home because of the excellent people, wonderful recreational opportunities, and the overall quality of life that the Flathead offers. By a chance meeting with the original owner/operator in 2003, he was convinced to get into real estate and become the first Sales Agent for National Parks Realty. All these years later, it is extremely rewarding to see National Parks Realty become a top selling agency and a company that gives back to the community. The early years in a start-up company forced him to learn all aspects of the real estate industry. On-the-job training helped him gain knowledge that has enabled him to branch out and be successful with residential and commercial real estate along with project development and planning. My free time is mostly spent with the family these days. 3 kids keep a guy busy. A major benefit to living in Northwest MT is that it does not take long to be on the ski slopes, golf courses, on the water or in the woods. All of which I enjoy. Garth takes pride in the fact that he is a true local. He has a vast knowledge of the Flathead Valley area and more importantly, an appreciation of the area's history. He thinks Montana is a special place because it is different, the mountains, the lakes, the towns, the people, and the pace of life. Change and growth are inevitable, but if we do it right, we can hold on to the aspects of Montana that separates it from anywhere else in the world. He is proud to be in a profession in which he can help mold that growth.