We hold our exceptional board members in high regard! Their unwavering support is crucial to our community’s success. Get inspired by select board members as they reveal the driving forces behind their dedication to serving.
Ann Burris- Deputy Commissioner for Human Resources, Georgia Department of Human Services
Professional Fact: I am a proud military veteran, Aim High…Fly-Fight-Win
Why I Support the CFR: I serve on the CFR Board because I want to make a difference in the community I love and live in. CFR’s work is important to me because, as an individual who grew up in public housing, I personally know how important it is for families to achieve and maintain self-sufficiency.
My Fun Fact: I am a former foster parent and proud adoptive parent.
Lynn Stevens- Owner of Lynn Stevens, P.C.
Professional Fact:
I love my work as an advocate for disabled adults and children.
Why I Support the CFR: I believe that children should have a safe place to live.
My Fun Fact: Gardening is my therapy and fun at the same time.
Stephanie Meyer- Vice President of Institutional Effectiveness, Chattahoochee Technical College
Professional Fact:
Almost 20 years ago, I taught my first course as an adjunct instructor at the two-year technical college level. All it took was that one teaching course for me to be committed to the population of students that technical colleges serve. Never in a million years did I picture myself working in higher education but I am so fortunate that my path led me here. It’s an honor to serve both students and businesses through technical education.
Why I Support the CFR:
As a prior K-12 educator, I’ve seen the impact homelessness has on children in our community. I serve on the CFR Board because children and their families deserve what drives CFR’s work – stable housing. Stable housing is a key piece to helping children grow up into successful contributors to our community.
My Fun Fact:
I grew up in the third largest city in Iowa, Davenport, where our subdivisions were separated by cornfields. Iowa is also where the first computer was invented – Iowa isn’t just cornfields and pigs.