Raised in the Midwest on the original Star Trek TV series, Weebles, and Scooby Doo, Ginger drank from the garden hose many times and lived to tell the tale. In high school, she had an amazing art teacher who asked her the question that helped define her career path: what could she do every single day and never tire of? The answer was art.

Upon graduation, she went to college in St. Augustine, Florida, at a small school by the name of Flagler College. The dorms and many of the classes were held in the historic Ponce de Léon Hotel. That, combined with living in the oldest city in the U.S., helped Ginger fall in love with all things history related. Ginger graduated with a degree in graphic design and minors in English and archaeology (sadly, the archaeology is seldom used).

Ginger returned the Midwest and got a job in a publishing company in art production. She got married, spent ten years with a small magazine and marketing company, and left in 2003 to start her own business with her husband, photographer Robin Goetz. Their company, RVGP, is based out of their home in Northern Kentucky. Current co-workers include four rowdy dachshunds, two young adults who really need to move out, and a ten-year-old daughter who got whammied by all the creativity genes.