Christine Capelouto worked for ten years at Boeing aircraft before transitioning to a real estate career, a move that allowed her to spend more time at home raising her four daughters.

As a devoted mother, Christine has been a staunch advocate for the passage of Alexandra’s Law in California, named in honor of her daughter, Alexandra Capelouto, who tragically died from a single counterfeit oxycodone pill made with a lethal dose fentanyl.

Her efforts were instrumental in convincing law enforcement officials to criminally charge the individual responsible for Alexandra’s death, highlighting her dedication to justice and public safety.