Kerri Dawn Loncon
Kerri Loncon, She/Her, is a seasoned professional whose career spans over 28 years in nursing, complemented by extensive experience in customer service, administration, and notary services. Following her retirement from nursing, Kerri sought new avenues to stay active and engaged, taking a position at Cosentino to channel her energy and expertise into meaningful work. Her dedication to service and compassion for others has consistently guided her professional journey, whether caring for patients in clinical settings or assisting clients with essential legal documentation.
Kerri is the CEO of a notary signing business in Missouri, where she focuses on serving seniors, hospital patients, and vulnerable populations with notarization services, often providing assistance at no cost to those in need. Certified as a Notary Signing Agent and Loan Signing Agent, and recently ordained as a minister through American Marriage Ministries, Kerri combines professionalism with a deep sense of empathy, making her services both accessible and impactful. She continues to provide mobile notary services across Clay, Jackson, Clinton, and Ray counties, ensuring clients receive reliable and convenient support.
Currently, Kerri is pursuing a Master’s degree in Chaplaincy at Liberty University with the goal of becoming a healthcare chaplain. Her journey reflects a lifelong commitment to caring for others, whether through nursing, ministry, or notarization. Through her work, Kerri exemplifies perseverance, service, and dedication, offering guidance and support to those who need it most while inspiring others especially young women to pursue their passions with courage and determination.
• Ordained Minister
• University of Central Oklahoma - BSN
• National Notary Association
• United States Notary Association
• American Nurses Association
What do you attribute your success to?
Hard work, Positive Attitude, Never give up, Believe in yourself
What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?
If you think you know it all, you are a danger to your patient. Never stop learning!
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
Take it slow, learn all you can and then some. If a roadblock comes up, just know that God has your back, and maybe that road wasn’t yours.
What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
Opportunities are growing- loan signing, electronic signature, video notarization.
Challenges not double booking, or having to say no to a client due to conflict in meeting times.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
Kindness
Trust
loyalty
honesty
integrity
humility