Deanna began gymnastics at the age of three at Midwest Twisters. She also started taking dance lessons at the age of three including tap, ballet, acrobatics, baton and jazz. She then went to Trixters Gymnastics where she performed in the award-winning Trixters Exhibition and Tumbling Teams. She moved on to Swiss Turners School of Gymnastics where she was part of the 1993 Level 6 State Champions and became the Level 6 State Beam champion and 2nd place floor. Dea has danced, trained and performed under the instruction of long-time dance teacher Eddy Bray. She toured with the 20th Century Theater Dance Company. She was the 4th of July, City of West Allis Talent Champion for 6 years. Deanna was first runner up in the Junior Miss Western Days Pageant. She is a 1998 graduate of West Allis Central High School where she was a 4 year member of the Varsity Gymnastics Team. As a freshman Deanna was elected "Most Valuable Gymnast" She also became the Junior Varsity All Around Conference Champion. Her senior year she was elected captain. She was a member of the Varsity Pom Pon Squad for 4 years. Her sophomore year she was elected co-captain and junior and senior year she was captain. Deanna attended a Badgerette pom pon camp all four years of high school. She performed a solo pom routine and won the title of Miss Badgerette for her camp session in both 1995 and 1997. She competed for the Miss Badgerette title for the entire Midwest region and was named 1st runner up in 1996 and 3rd Runner Up in 1997. She also performed in Orlando, Florida as part of the Badgerette All-Star Talent Tour. Deanna is the founder and assistant choreogrpaher for the award winning Dazzler Dance Team. While in their 11th year of existence have won many honors and awards and are current 5 time National Champions! Deanna coached and choreographed for an award-winning Milwaukee area high school pom pon squad from 1999-2005. She also founded and choreographed for two years the collegiate, Force Dance Team. Deanna coached at Trixters Gymnastics in West Allis for 11 years. Dea taught Tumbling, Poms, & Jazz for the Waterford Recreation Department for two years. She also continues her dance training at Mainstage Academy of Dance under the instruction of Eddy Bray. Deanna along with her three sisters are the proud owners and instructors of Foursis Dance Academy, which opened in June 2007. Dea is CPR and First Aid Certified. Deanna is married and has three daughters, Mykenzi, 6 years, a 1st Grader at Woodfield Elementary, Kelsi, 4 years, both compete on the Dazzler Mini's Dance Team where they have won 1st place awards for their solo routines. Kendall, 1 year, and a son, Kaden, born in April 2008.