Barkley joined The Wolfe Company (now Wolfe & Taylor) in 2007 as an alumnus of the University of South Carolina. No matter the size and scope of his client’s real estate goals, he is committed to their success. He is an experienced agent for buyers, sellers, and investors.
Barkley is a passionate athlete, outdoorsman, and gardener, with two good dogs.
Dana Wolfe
Dana started working in his family’s real estate business in 1981, joining his brothers Jack and Rhett and their father Oliver J. Wolfe. With over three decades of experience in property management and real estate sales, Dana now leads Wolfe & Taylor’s dynamic team of agents. He has a reputation for going the extra mile for his clients, sometimes literally, as he helps families buy and sell homes across the Midlands.
Dana has a B.A. in history from the University of South Carolina. He is a member of Shandon United Methodist Church, where he is active in his Sunday school class and volunteers for various missions. He and his wife Wendi have three sons.
Elizabeth Wolfe
Elizabeth earned her real estate license in 2016 following careers in nonprofit fundraising, politics, and journalism. She lived in Moscow and Washington before returning home to Columbia, South Carolina. Working closely with both buyers and sellers, she has enjoyed seeing the Midlands grow and change through the years.
Elizabeth serves on the vestry of Trinity Episcopal Cathedral and the alumni committee of Heathwood Hall and is a reading tutor at a local elementary school. She is a past board president for Pathways to Healing, where she previously worked. She has a B.A. in English and Russian language and literature from Smith College and studied international relations and economics at Johns Hopkins SAIS. She and her husband, Chris Daves, have one son.
Jack Wolfe
Jack followed in the real estate footsteps of his grandfather Jack Ulmer and father Oliver J. Wolfe when he joined the family business in 1972. A graduate of The Citadel, he has volunteered for and served on the boards of numerous local nonprofits and loves giving back to his community. He is a member of Eastminster Presbyterian Church, where he has served as a deacon and an elder. Jack and his wife Kathy have three children and two spunky granddaughters.
