Lanette Dehoff

Accounting & Office Manager

Experience & Expertise

Lanette worked at a law firm in York, PA, for 27 years, where she was responsible for billing and accounting functions. In the four years before joining Greenspring, she served as the law firm’s controller. Her experience includes reporting, reconciliations, cash management, payroll, and software conversions designed to automate processes. Lanette’s background enhances the internal operations of the office by helping to create efficient processes and procedures, while also supporting our Operations team.

Get Better Acquainted With Lanette

Favorite Thing About Working With Clients

“I enjoy helping others and figuring out ways to make things easier for them.”

My Philosophy On Client Service

“There are times in our lives when we need help solving a problem; I want to be remembered as the person who was always willing to help.”

Maryland New Jersey Pennsylvania 
Associates Degree in Business Administration
Pasadena, MD
York Technical Institute
Harrisburg Area Community College
SPCA
United Way
Hiking
Fishing/Crabbing
Quality time with Family
Cookouts
Board Games
Reading
Learning new things
Love Your Neighbor
What I love About Greenspring

I am surrounded by the most caring group of co-workers.

Recent Insights

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