Stephanie Record was born in San Pedro, California in 1955 and moved to Hemet, California with her family in 1959. She lived in Hemet for 61 years before relocating to Palm Desert five years ago. Stephanie graduated from Hemet High School in 1973 and began her 20 years long career in the banking industry. Eventually, her knowledge and expertise led her to become Vice President of Inland Savings and Loan Association, a locally owned financial institution in Hemet.

Stephanie left Inland Savings in 1992, when they merged with The Bank of Hemet, and began working as a Legal Assistant to a prominent attorney in Hemet. Her commitment and dependability kept her there for the next 16 years.

In 2002, Stephanie lost her husband of 11 years, Bill Record, a well-known and respected dairyman in the San Jacinto Valley. After this life changing event, Stephanie began looking for a new career where she could express her upbeat and outgoing personality and also help people at the same time. Naturally, she considered real estate since she had been around it most of her life. Her father, Tony Iacono, was a well-known and highly sought after custom home builder in the San Jacinto Valley since arriving in 1959. And her brother, August Iacono, who is also a Real Estate Broker, continues to run the very successful custom home building company known as Iacono Development. Stephanie's sister, Yvonne Arnold, has been a real estate agent for over 30 years and is also a professional Tom Ferry coach.

Stephanie got her real estate license in 2005 and joined Century 21 McDaniel & Associates. Utilizing her numerous friends, family and professional contacts in the San Jacinto Valley, Stephanie became a very strong listing and selling agent. She has found great pleasure in assisting buyers and sellers achieve their real estate goals of owning a home.

In 2020, upon moving to the desert, Stephanie joined Windermere Real Estate, where she continued her successful real estate career and now in May of 2025, Stephanie has joined Century 21 Affiliated Fine Homes and Estates as Century 21 feels like home.