Cy-Hope Board of Directors & Advisors
Theresa Fauser
Chair - Executive Pastor Foundry Church
Executive Pastor Foundry Church
Chair - Executive Pastor Foundry Church

Dan Crumrine
Vice-Chair - Vice President and CFO, Fayez Sarofim & Co
Vice President and CFO, Fayez Sarofim & Co
Dan Crumrine
Vice-Chair - Vice President and CFO, Fayez Sarofim & Co
Vice President and CFO, Fayez Sarofim & Co
Vice-Chair - Vice President and CFO, Fayez Sarofim & Co

Adrian Dominguez
Treasurer - President and CEO, CU Alliance
President and CEO, CU Alliance
Adrian has been President and CEO of CU Alliance for 11 years and serves on the Board of Cy-Fair Education Foundation. Adrian is a graduate of Texas Tech University with a BBA and an MBA from the University of Texas at Dallas. Adrian's lending career began in 1994 with Omni American FCU where he cultivated an indirect loan program that helped name Omni American FCU as the leading credit union in the nation for total loan percentage increase for 1995. In 1996, Adrian co-developed the indirect lending program for FLS Services in Fort Worth and Dallas, which aggregated auto loans for eight different credit unions.
Adrian Dominguez
Treasurer - President and CEO, CU Alliance
President and CEO, CU Alliance
Adrian has been President and CEO of CU Alliance for 11 years and serves on the Board of Cy-Fair Education Foundation. Adrian is a graduate of Texas Tech University with a BBA and an MBA from the University of Texas at Dallas. Adrian's lending career began in 1994 with Omni American FCU where he cultivated an indirect loan program that helped name Omni American FCU as the leading credit union in the nation for total loan percentage increase for 1995. In 1996, Adrian co-developed the indirect lending program for FLS Services in Fort Worth and Dallas, which aggregated auto loans for eight different credit unions.
Treasurer - President and CEO, CU Alliance

Onica Mayers
Secretary - CFISD Director/Employee Relations and Professional Staffing
CFISD Director/Employee Relations and Professional Staffing
Onica Mayers
Secretary - CFISD Director/Employee Relations and Professional Staffing
CFISD Director/Employee Relations and Professional Staffing
Secretary - CFISD Director/Employee Relations and Professional Staffing

Dr. Godfrey Hubert
Founder, Cy-Hope & Hope Disaster Recovery, Executive Director Hope Disaster Recovery, Former Senior Pastor, Foundry Church
Founder, Cy-Hope & Hope Disaster Recovery, Executive Director Hope Disaster Recovery, Former Senior Pastor, Foundry Church
Godfrey is Pastor of Community Involvement of Foundry United Methodist Church where he previously served as Senior Pastor for 34 years. He is now also the Executive Director/President of Hope Disaster Recovery. With over 5000 members, Foundry is one of the largest United Methodist Churches in the country. Foundry is one church in two locations and serves as a community leader in making a difference in the lives of people in Cy-Fair area. At the age of 58, Godfrey received an honorary Doctorate of Divinity from Asbury Seminary recognizing his lifelong achievements. He is a former school teacher, coach and community leader with a passion to reach out to others.
Dr. Godfrey Hubert
Founder, Cy-Hope & Hope Disaster Recovery, Executive Director Hope Disaster Recovery, Former Senior Pastor, Foundry Church
Founder, Cy-Hope & Hope Disaster Recovery, Executive Director Hope Disaster Recovery, Former Senior Pastor, Foundry Church
Godfrey is Pastor of Community Involvement of Foundry United Methodist Church where he previously served as Senior Pastor for 34 years. He is now also the Executive Director/President of Hope Disaster Recovery. With over 5000 members, Foundry is one of the largest United Methodist Churches in the country. Foundry is one church in two locations and serves as a community leader in making a difference in the lives of people in Cy-Fair area. At the age of 58, Godfrey received an honorary Doctorate of Divinity from Asbury Seminary recognizing his lifelong achievements. He is a former school teacher, coach and community leader with a passion to reach out to others.
Founder, Cy-Hope & Hope Disaster Recovery, Executive Director Hope Disaster Recovery, Former Senior Pastor, Foundry Church

Lynda Zelenka
Executive Director and Associate Pastor, Foundry Church
Executive Director and Associate Pastor, Foundry Church
Lynda Zelenka began her career after college with GE (General Electric Company). She served in various management and marketing positions throughout her career with the company. She began volunteer work at church while her children were in Mother's Day Out as well as attending and leading Bible studies. She joined the staff of Foundry as assistant to the Associate Pastor in 1999 and received her call to go into ministry. Currently, Lynda serves as Pastor of Women's Ministries and Community Outreach at The Foundry Church. She is attending Fuller Seminary to receive her graduate level classes to complete her licensing requirements in the United Methodist Church.
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Executive Director and Associate Pastor, Foundry Church
Executive Director and Associate Pastor, Foundry Church
Lynda Zelenka began her career after college with GE (General Electric Company). She served in various management and marketing positions throughout her career with the company. She began volunteer work at church while her children were in Mother's Day Out as well as attending and leading Bible studies. She joined the staff of Foundry as assistant to the Associate Pastor in 1999 and received her call to go into ministry. Currently, Lynda serves as Pastor of Women's Ministries and Community Outreach at The Foundry Church. She is attending Fuller Seminary to receive her graduate level classes to complete her licensing requirements in the United Methodist Church.
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Benny Agosto, Jr.
Director - Partner, Abraham, Watkins, Nichols, Sorrels, Agosto, & Friend
Partner, Abraham, Watkins, Nichols, Sorrels, Agosto, & Friend
Benny Agosto, Jr. is a partner with Abraham, Watkins, Nichols, Sorrels, Agosto & Friend. Mr. Agosto has been admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court and is Board Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law. He is a past President of the Hispanic National Bar Association, and a past president of the Mexican American Bar Association of Texas. Mr. Agosto founded the MABATx Scholarship Foundation, and most recently co-founded the HNBA Legal Education Fund, both of which benefit Hispanic Law students. He was formerly chair of the board of editors for the Texas Bar Journal and editor in chief of the HNBA Journal of Law and Policy, which he cofounded. He received the State Bar of Texas 2015 President=s Award, 2006 President’s Certificate of Merit and is a three-time recipient of the HBA President=s Award. In 2013 he was honored by State Bar of Texas - Hispanic Issues Section with the Pete Torres Jr, Community Service Award. Also in 2013, Mr. Agosto received the Peter Pearlman service award. In 2014, Mr. Agosto was honored as a Civil Rights Hero by the Anti-Defamation League at Houston at the annual Concert Against Hate. He has also been honored by the Texas Minority Council Program as the Trailblazer Outside Counsel of the Year. He has been named as one of Texas Super Lawyers by Texas Monthly Magazine and has been appointed by the ABA President to serve as a member of the Commission on Racial and Ethnic Diversity in the Profession. He has also been selected as one of the Top Attorneys in America from 2011 to 2015. In 2015, The National Association of Distinguished Council recognized him as a member of the top one percent of attorneys in the United States. Mr. Agosto is the 2nd Vice President of the Houston Bar Association and a member of the American Board of Trial Advocates. He is a life fellow of the Houston Bar Foundation, the Texas Bar Foundation, and the Litigation Council of America. Mr. Agosto is a graduate of South Texas College of Law and the 2015 recipient of the Alumni Association’s Public Service Award. Mr. Agosto is a frequent speaker and lecturer on issues relating to civil litigation, having presented a lecture at the 2012 Harvard Latino Law, Policy and Business Conference. He consulted with the White House regarding President Barak Obama’s 2012 State of the Union Address and about the Latino agenda moving forward. In May of 2013, he was selected to participate in the Inaugural White House Hispanic Business Leader’s Summit. Mr. Agosto has appeared across the country to deliver presentations ranging from advocacy tips to the evidentiary relevance of the illegal status of injured workers; from how to take a deposition to persuasion techniques at trial; and from choosing the right expert to Texas insurance law. For instance, in 2014 Mr. Agosto became Director of the Advance Evidence and Discovery Law Conference for the State Bar of Texas. In addition to being featured in multiple interviews on local and national television, Mr. Agosto is an author and has published multiple articles in numerous journals and periodicals with nationwide publications, including Texas Monthly, Texas Bar Journal, Texas Super Lawyers, American Bar Association’s The Brief, Texas Lawyer, The Houston Lawyer, University of Texas School of Law, Texas Hispanic Journal of Law & Policy and Trial Magazine. Along with his daughter, Mr. Agosto authored the children’s book Victoria Goes to Court, which has been published and distributed to schools across America. Mr. Agosto has been named one of the 25 Most Influential Hispanic Lawyers in the United States by Latino Leaders Magazine for 2016 after previously being named one of the Nation’s 101 Most Influential Leaders by the magazine for the years 2011 and 2012. Also, the October 2011 issue of Hispanic Business magazine named him as one of the 100 Influentials. Mr. Agosto has recently achieved landmark trial and appellate victories, including the historic ruling in Republic Waste Services, Ltd. v. Martinez, which sets a new standard in Texas law by preventing the immigration status of a plaintiff from prejudicing a jury, and secures the ability of undocumented workers and their families to have a fair day in court. Mr. Agosto also donates some of his time doing work on Pro Bono cases, most notable of which is Harris County v. Hinojosa. In that case, a peace officer with the Harris County Constable’s office, Sgt. Hinojosa, was injured while responding to a call from dispatch. The issue in the case centered around whether the officer was “on duty” or “off duty” when in route to assist a fellow officer. Mr. Agosto won a verdict at the trial court level and the verdict was affirmed at the appellate court level. The Supreme Court affirmed the 1st Court of Appeals, ensuring that Texas peace officers have their rights protected when they are responding to a call from a fellow officer.
Benny Agosto, Jr.
Director - Partner, Abraham, Watkins, Nichols, Sorrels, Agosto, & Friend
Partner, Abraham, Watkins, Nichols, Sorrels, Agosto, & Friend
Benny Agosto, Jr. is a partner with Abraham, Watkins, Nichols, Sorrels, Agosto & Friend. Mr. Agosto has been admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court and is Board Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law. He is a past President of the Hispanic National Bar Association, and a past president of the Mexican American Bar Association of Texas. Mr. Agosto founded the MABATx Scholarship Foundation, and most recently co-founded the HNBA Legal Education Fund, both of which benefit Hispanic Law students. He was formerly chair of the board of editors for the Texas Bar Journal and editor in chief of the HNBA Journal of Law and Policy, which he cofounded. He received the State Bar of Texas 2015 President=s Award, 2006 President’s Certificate of Merit and is a three-time recipient of the HBA President=s Award. In 2013 he was honored by State Bar of Texas - Hispanic Issues Section with the Pete Torres Jr, Community Service Award. Also in 2013, Mr. Agosto received the Peter Pearlman service award. In 2014, Mr. Agosto was honored as a Civil Rights Hero by the Anti-Defamation League at Houston at the annual Concert Against Hate. He has also been honored by the Texas Minority Council Program as the Trailblazer Outside Counsel of the Year. He has been named as one of Texas Super Lawyers by Texas Monthly Magazine and has been appointed by the ABA President to serve as a member of the Commission on Racial and Ethnic Diversity in the Profession. He has also been selected as one of the Top Attorneys in America from 2011 to 2015. In 2015, The National Association of Distinguished Council recognized him as a member of the top one percent of attorneys in the United States. Mr. Agosto is the 2nd Vice President of the Houston Bar Association and a member of the American Board of Trial Advocates. He is a life fellow of the Houston Bar Foundation, the Texas Bar Foundation, and the Litigation Council of America. Mr. Agosto is a graduate of South Texas College of Law and the 2015 recipient of the Alumni Association’s Public Service Award. Mr. Agosto is a frequent speaker and lecturer on issues relating to civil litigation, having presented a lecture at the 2012 Harvard Latino Law, Policy and Business Conference. He consulted with the White House regarding President Barak Obama’s 2012 State of the Union Address and about the Latino agenda moving forward. In May of 2013, he was selected to participate in the Inaugural White House Hispanic Business Leader’s Summit. Mr. Agosto has appeared across the country to deliver presentations ranging from advocacy tips to the evidentiary relevance of the illegal status of injured workers; from how to take a deposition to persuasion techniques at trial; and from choosing the right expert to Texas insurance law. For instance, in 2014 Mr. Agosto became Director of the Advance Evidence and Discovery Law Conference for the State Bar of Texas. In addition to being featured in multiple interviews on local and national television, Mr. Agosto is an author and has published multiple articles in numerous journals and periodicals with nationwide publications, including Texas Monthly, Texas Bar Journal, Texas Super Lawyers, American Bar Association’s The Brief, Texas Lawyer, The Houston Lawyer, University of Texas School of Law, Texas Hispanic Journal of Law & Policy and Trial Magazine. Along with his daughter, Mr. Agosto authored the children’s book Victoria Goes to Court, which has been published and distributed to schools across America. Mr. Agosto has been named one of the 25 Most Influential Hispanic Lawyers in the United States by Latino Leaders Magazine for 2016 after previously being named one of the Nation’s 101 Most Influential Leaders by the magazine for the years 2011 and 2012. Also, the October 2011 issue of Hispanic Business magazine named him as one of the 100 Influentials. Mr. Agosto has recently achieved landmark trial and appellate victories, including the historic ruling in Republic Waste Services, Ltd. v. Martinez, which sets a new standard in Texas law by preventing the immigration status of a plaintiff from prejudicing a jury, and secures the ability of undocumented workers and their families to have a fair day in court. Mr. Agosto also donates some of his time doing work on Pro Bono cases, most notable of which is Harris County v. Hinojosa. In that case, a peace officer with the Harris County Constable’s office, Sgt. Hinojosa, was injured while responding to a call from dispatch. The issue in the case centered around whether the officer was “on duty” or “off duty” when in route to assist a fellow officer. Mr. Agosto won a verdict at the trial court level and the verdict was affirmed at the appellate court level. The Supreme Court affirmed the 1st Court of Appeals, ensuring that Texas peace officers have their rights protected when they are responding to a call from a fellow officer.
Director - Partner, Abraham, Watkins, Nichols, Sorrels, Agosto, & Friend

Nichole Agosto
Director - Real Estate Agent, The Somerlyn Group
Nichole Agosto was born on May 5, 1971 in Fort Hood, Texas to a family originally from Racine, Wisconsin. Mrs. Agosto is a loving wife to Benny Agosto, a prominent attorney in Houston. Nichole and Benny have 4 children, Ben III, Matthew, Jon, and Victoria. Nichole graduated with Honors in Education from the University of Houston, Central Campus. Recently Nichole obtained her real estate license and is a Real Estate Agent at The Somerlyn Group. Currently Nichole is a board member at Cy-hope, MABATx Foundation, and President of FABLE (Friends of the Aldine Library). She is a member of Foundry United Methodist Church and The Champion Forest Womens Club. Nichole and Benny are long time supporters of The Houston Bar Foundation as well as UNCF. In addition to supporting local and national education endeavors, Nichole and her husband are also supporters/ founders of the Nikki and Benny Agosto Jr. Houston Baptist University Scholarship benefiting single mother students. Formerly, Nichole was also a Girl Scout Leader and Assistant Coach for the Girls U9 Soccer Team in Klein TX. Hobbies include playing tennis, painting, crafts, decorating, and antique shopping.
Nichole Agosto
Director - Real Estate Agent, The Somerlyn Group
Nichole Agosto was born on May 5, 1971 in Fort Hood, Texas to a family originally from Racine, Wisconsin. Mrs. Agosto is a loving wife to Benny Agosto, a prominent attorney in Houston. Nichole and Benny have 4 children, Ben III, Matthew, Jon, and Victoria. Nichole graduated with Honors in Education from the University of Houston, Central Campus. Recently Nichole obtained her real estate license and is a Real Estate Agent at The Somerlyn Group. Currently Nichole is a board member at Cy-hope, MABATx Foundation, and President of FABLE (Friends of the Aldine Library). She is a member of Foundry United Methodist Church and The Champion Forest Womens Club. Nichole and Benny are long time supporters of The Houston Bar Foundation as well as UNCF. In addition to supporting local and national education endeavors, Nichole and her husband are also supporters/ founders of the Nikki and Benny Agosto Jr. Houston Baptist University Scholarship benefiting single mother students. Formerly, Nichole was also a Girl Scout Leader and Assistant Coach for the Girls U9 Soccer Team in Klein TX. Hobbies include playing tennis, painting, crafts, decorating, and antique shopping.
Director - Real Estate Agent, The Somerlyn Group

Susan Bacon
Director - Buckeye Partners, Corporate Recruiter
Director - Buckeye Partners, Corporate Recruiter
Susan Bacon is the former International Recruiting Director for Smith International. She spent most of her career in recruitment management at Hermann Hospital, Compaq Computer Corporation/Hewlett Packard, and Smith International where she retired in 2010. Before joining the Cy-Hope Board, Susan volunteered with the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, United Way, March of Dimes, and Northwest Assistance Ministries. She is a graduate of Texas A&M, class of ’83. She now works with Buckeye Partners as a Corporate Recruiter.
Susan Bacon
Director - Buckeye Partners, Corporate Recruiter
Director - Buckeye Partners, Corporate Recruiter
Susan Bacon is the former International Recruiting Director for Smith International. She spent most of her career in recruitment management at Hermann Hospital, Compaq Computer Corporation/Hewlett Packard, and Smith International where she retired in 2010. Before joining the Cy-Hope Board, Susan volunteered with the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, United Way, March of Dimes, and Northwest Assistance Ministries. She is a graduate of Texas A&M, class of ’83. She now works with Buckeye Partners as a Corporate Recruiter.
Director - Buckeye Partners, Corporate Recruiter

Debbie Blackshear
Director - Former President Cy-Fair Credit Union
Former President, Cy-Fair Credit Union & Current CFISD Board Member
Debbie has been in the credit union industry for 25 years, all of those with Cy-Fair Federal Credit Union. She currently serves on the Texas Credit Union League Board of Directors, Vice Chairman of the Cy-Fair Educational Foundation, and Co-Chair of the Cy-Fair Houston Chamber of Commerce Governmental Affairs Committee. Additionally, Debbie and her husband are supporters of Boys & Girls Country in Hockley, Texas, Reach Unlimited, Lone Star College Cy-Fair and the Cy-Fair Educational Foundation.
Debbie Blackshear
Director - Former President Cy-Fair Credit Union
Former President, Cy-Fair Credit Union & Current CFISD Board Member
Debbie has been in the credit union industry for 25 years, all of those with Cy-Fair Federal Credit Union. She currently serves on the Texas Credit Union League Board of Directors, Vice Chairman of the Cy-Fair Educational Foundation, and Co-Chair of the Cy-Fair Houston Chamber of Commerce Governmental Affairs Committee. Additionally, Debbie and her husband are supporters of Boys & Girls Country in Hockley, Texas, Reach Unlimited, Lone Star College Cy-Fair and the Cy-Fair Educational Foundation.
Director - Former President Cy-Fair Credit Union

Archie Collins
Director - Senior Pastor of World Changers Church
Senior Pastor of World Changers Church
Archie Collins
Director - Senior Pastor of World Changers Church
Senior Pastor of World Changers Church
Director - Senior Pastor of World Changers Church
Michael Craig
Director - Michael A. Craig, Attorney at Law.
Michael A. Craig, Attorney at Law.
Director - Michael A. Craig, Attorney at Law.

Roy Garcia
Director - CFISD Chief Officer for School Leadership Associate Superintendent
CFISD Chief Officer for School Leadership Associate Superintendent
Roy Garcia is the Chief Officer for School Leadership Associate Superintendent for Cypress-Fairbanks Independent School District. As a past recipient of the Mirabeau B. Lamar Award of Excellence, Roy has been in education for 25 years as a teacher, coach, and administrator. He currently serves as Board Member for Texas ASCD and the Cypress-Fairbanks Educational Foundation. He is married with two children.
Roy Garcia
Director - CFISD Chief Officer for School Leadership Associate Superintendent
CFISD Chief Officer for School Leadership Associate Superintendent
Roy Garcia is the Chief Officer for School Leadership Associate Superintendent for Cypress-Fairbanks Independent School District. As a past recipient of the Mirabeau B. Lamar Award of Excellence, Roy has been in education for 25 years as a teacher, coach, and administrator. He currently serves as Board Member for Texas ASCD and the Cypress-Fairbanks Educational Foundation. He is married with two children.
Director - CFISD Chief Officer for School Leadership Associate Superintendent
Carlos Guiterrez
Director - Principal of CSF Consulting LP
Principal of CSF Consulting LP
Director - Principal of CSF Consulting LP

Kevin H. Hoffman
Director - Chief of Staff for the President's Office at Prairie View A&M University
Chief of Staff for the President's Office at Prairie View A&M University
Kevin H. Hoffman is the Chief of Staff for the President’s Office at Prairie View A&M University. He retired from Harris County after 30 years where he served as the Executive Director of the Harris County Sports & Convention Corporation, which oversees operations of NRG Park. He was a member of the Houston 2017 Super Bowl Bid Committee and the Houston 2016 NCAA Final Four Host Committee. As an elected official, Hoffman served as a school board member for both Houston ISD (2000-2007) and Cypress Fairbanks ISD (2012-2016). During his time as a school board member Hoffman created the Barbara Jean Hoffman Memorial Foundation which provided over $500,000 worth of school supplies and scholarships to underprivileged students in the Houston area. In 2011 the foundation was turned into an endowed scholarship at Prairie View A&M University, his alma mater, for nursing and engineering students. Hoffman has been involved with community-based and educational programs in the Houston area for over 30 years. The City of Houston, Harris County, the State of Texas, the United States Congress, and the United States Department of Education have recognized him for his public service. He is a recipient of the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo Trail Blazer award, the Texas Association of School Board Leadership Award and the Prairie View A&M University Presidents View & Vision award. Kevin and his wife Angela have been married for 27 years and have two adult children: Kevin and Kayla.
Kevin H. Hoffman
Director - Chief of Staff for the President's Office at Prairie View A&M University
Chief of Staff for the President's Office at Prairie View A&M University
Kevin H. Hoffman is the Chief of Staff for the President’s Office at Prairie View A&M University. He retired from Harris County after 30 years where he served as the Executive Director of the Harris County Sports & Convention Corporation, which oversees operations of NRG Park. He was a member of the Houston 2017 Super Bowl Bid Committee and the Houston 2016 NCAA Final Four Host Committee. As an elected official, Hoffman served as a school board member for both Houston ISD (2000-2007) and Cypress Fairbanks ISD (2012-2016). During his time as a school board member Hoffman created the Barbara Jean Hoffman Memorial Foundation which provided over $500,000 worth of school supplies and scholarships to underprivileged students in the Houston area. In 2011 the foundation was turned into an endowed scholarship at Prairie View A&M University, his alma mater, for nursing and engineering students. Hoffman has been involved with community-based and educational programs in the Houston area for over 30 years. The City of Houston, Harris County, the State of Texas, the United States Congress, and the United States Department of Education have recognized him for his public service. He is a recipient of the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo Trail Blazer award, the Texas Association of School Board Leadership Award and the Prairie View A&M University Presidents View & Vision award. Kevin and his wife Angela have been married for 27 years and have two adult children: Kevin and Kayla.
Director - Chief of Staff for the President's Office at Prairie View A&M University

Rev. Ray Hughes
Director - Lead Pastor of Foundry Church
Lead Pastor of Foundry Church
Ray is Lead Pastor of the Foundry Church. Previously, Ray led the launch of the Fry Road Campus of Foundry where he served as campus pastor for eleven years. With over 5000 members, Foundry is one of the largest United Methodist Churches in the country. Foundry is one church in two locations and serves as a community leader in making a difference in the lives of people in Cy-Fair area. In 2010, Ray partnered with Larry Dierker to launch Dierker’s Champs the sports initiative of Cy-Hope. He is the son of an elementary school teacher and a high school coach and has a passion to see others find lasting hope by giving their lives in service to others.
Rev. Ray Hughes
Director - Lead Pastor of Foundry Church
Lead Pastor of Foundry Church
Ray is Lead Pastor of the Foundry Church. Previously, Ray led the launch of the Fry Road Campus of Foundry where he served as campus pastor for eleven years. With over 5000 members, Foundry is one of the largest United Methodist Churches in the country. Foundry is one church in two locations and serves as a community leader in making a difference in the lives of people in Cy-Fair area. In 2010, Ray partnered with Larry Dierker to launch Dierker’s Champs the sports initiative of Cy-Hope. He is the son of an elementary school teacher and a high school coach and has a passion to see others find lasting hope by giving their lives in service to others.
Director - Lead Pastor of Foundry Church

Teresa Hull
Director - CFISD Associate Superintendent of Governmental Relations, Communications and Chief of Staff
CFISD Associate Superintendent of Governmental Relations, Communications and Chief of Staff
Teresa Hull is the CFISD Associate Superintendent of Governmental Relations, Communications and Chief of Staff.
Teresa Hull
Director - CFISD Associate Superintendent of Governmental Relations, Communications and Chief of Staff
CFISD Associate Superintendent of Governmental Relations, Communications and Chief of Staff
Teresa Hull is the CFISD Associate Superintendent of Governmental Relations, Communications and Chief of Staff.
Director - CFISD Associate Superintendent of Governmental Relations, Communications and Chief of Staff

Linda Humphries
Director - Executive Vice President and Executive Director of Customer Experience , Allegiance Bank
Executive Vice President and Executive Director of Customer Experience , Allegiance Bank
Linda Humphries is Executive Vice President and Executive Director of Customer Experience , Allegiance Bank of Allegiance Bank. Prior to joining Allegiance Bank, Linda was a founder of Jersey Village Bank. She has been in the banking industry for over 32 and a Trustee for the Cy-Fair Educational Foundation since 1998. Linda also serves on the boards of Methodist Hospital and the Northwest Division of the American Heart Association. A graduate of the University of Houston, Linda is married with three children and two grandchildren.
Linda Humphries
Director - Executive Vice President and Executive Director of Customer Experience , Allegiance Bank
Executive Vice President and Executive Director of Customer Experience , Allegiance Bank
Linda Humphries is Executive Vice President and Executive Director of Customer Experience , Allegiance Bank of Allegiance Bank. Prior to joining Allegiance Bank, Linda was a founder of Jersey Village Bank. She has been in the banking industry for over 32 and a Trustee for the Cy-Fair Educational Foundation since 1998. Linda also serves on the boards of Methodist Hospital and the Northwest Division of the American Heart Association. A graduate of the University of Houston, Linda is married with three children and two grandchildren.
Director - Executive Vice President and Executive Director of Customer Experience , Allegiance Bank

Seelpa Keshvala
Director - Executive Vice Chancellor & CEO Lone Star College Online
Executive Vice Chancellor & CEO Lone Star College Online
Dr. Seelpa Keshvala was appointed the 3rd college president of Lone Star College-CyFair in March 2016. She is passionate about education and, in particular, the community college mission. Dr. Keshvala earned her Ph.D. in urban education with a concentration in educational administration; an M.S. in curriculum and instruction; and a B.S. in elementary education all from the University of Wisconsin in Milwaukee. Her career began with teaching third- and fourth-grade in inner-city Milwaukee and later GED courses at Milwaukee Area Technical College. Her desire to continue making a difference progressed with various administrative roles in the community college setting. She served as Executive Director of the Educational Opportunity Fund (EOF) Program and Recruitment at Burlington County College located in Pemberton, New Jersey. Prior to joining LSC-CyFair, she served as President of the Ivy Tech Community College - Warsaw Campus located in Warsaw, Indiana, where she had previously served as Vice Chancellor and Executive Dean. Spending time with family is a priority for Dr. Keshvala. Her husband, Mark, is an avid runner and they enjoy participating in 5ks, such as the Cy-Fair ISD’s annual Superintendent Fun Run. They are especially excited about raising their son, Eshaan, in such a diverse community as Cy-Fair.
Seelpa Keshvala
Director - Executive Vice Chancellor & CEO Lone Star College Online
Executive Vice Chancellor & CEO Lone Star College Online
Dr. Seelpa Keshvala was appointed the 3rd college president of Lone Star College-CyFair in March 2016. She is passionate about education and, in particular, the community college mission. Dr. Keshvala earned her Ph.D. in urban education with a concentration in educational administration; an M.S. in curriculum and instruction; and a B.S. in elementary education all from the University of Wisconsin in Milwaukee. Her career began with teaching third- and fourth-grade in inner-city Milwaukee and later GED courses at Milwaukee Area Technical College. Her desire to continue making a difference progressed with various administrative roles in the community college setting. She served as Executive Director of the Educational Opportunity Fund (EOF) Program and Recruitment at Burlington County College located in Pemberton, New Jersey. Prior to joining LSC-CyFair, she served as President of the Ivy Tech Community College - Warsaw Campus located in Warsaw, Indiana, where she had previously served as Vice Chancellor and Executive Dean. Spending time with family is a priority for Dr. Keshvala. Her husband, Mark, is an avid runner and they enjoy participating in 5ks, such as the Cy-Fair ISD’s annual Superintendent Fun Run. They are especially excited about raising their son, Eshaan, in such a diverse community as Cy-Fair.
Director - Executive Vice Chancellor & CEO Lone Star College Online

Nicole Lander
Director - Chief Impact Officer of the Houston Food Bank
Chief Impact Officer of the Houston Food Bank
Mrs. Lander is a registered dietitian with over ten years managing food service operations and teaching proper health and wholesome nutrition. As Chief Impact Officer of the Houston Food Bank, she leads the Transportation and Procurement departments, along with the food bank’s direct programming for children, seniors and nutrition education. In addition, she oversees the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and benefit assistance program through the Community Assistance Program (CAP). Mrs. Lander holds a Bachelor of Science in Dietetics from Michigan State University and is an active member of The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. She previously worked at Aramark Healthcare Foodservice Corporation.
Nicole Lander
Director - Chief Impact Officer of the Houston Food Bank
Chief Impact Officer of the Houston Food Bank
Mrs. Lander is a registered dietitian with over ten years managing food service operations and teaching proper health and wholesome nutrition. As Chief Impact Officer of the Houston Food Bank, she leads the Transportation and Procurement departments, along with the food bank’s direct programming for children, seniors and nutrition education. In addition, she oversees the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and benefit assistance program through the Community Assistance Program (CAP). Mrs. Lander holds a Bachelor of Science in Dietetics from Michigan State University and is an active member of The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. She previously worked at Aramark Healthcare Foodservice Corporation.
Director - Chief Impact Officer of the Houston Food Bank

Grant Leathers
Director - Project Manager, Owrey Construction, LLC.
Project Manager, Owrey Construction, LLC.
Grant Leathers
Director - Project Manager, Owrey Construction, LLC.
Project Manager, Owrey Construction, LLC.
Director - Project Manager, Owrey Construction, LLC.

Mark McShaffry
Director - Owner of Backyard Grill
Owner of Backyard Grill
Mark McShaffry, owner of The Backyard Grill in Northwest Houston, has over 25 years experience in the restaurant industry including stints at Sam's Boat, Zephyr's in College Station, Houston's Restaurants, and James Coney Island. He is the recipient of both the 2011 Business of the Year (Medium division) from the Cy-Fair Chamber of Commerce and the Best Award (Business and Education Standing Together) from Cy-Fair Independent School District. Mark is married with three children.
Mark McShaffry
Director - Owner of Backyard Grill
Owner of Backyard Grill
Mark McShaffry, owner of The Backyard Grill in Northwest Houston, has over 25 years experience in the restaurant industry including stints at Sam's Boat, Zephyr's in College Station, Houston's Restaurants, and James Coney Island. He is the recipient of both the 2011 Business of the Year (Medium division) from the Cy-Fair Chamber of Commerce and the Best Award (Business and Education Standing Together) from Cy-Fair Independent School District. Mark is married with three children.
Director - Owner of Backyard Grill

Alan Quintero
Director - Former Senior Vice President, Valaris
Former Senior Vice President, Valaris
Alan Quintero
Director - Former Senior Vice President, Valaris
Former Senior Vice President, Valaris
Director - Former Senior Vice President, Valaris

Pam Scott
Director - Former Cy-Fair ISD Partners in Education
Former Director, Cy-Fair ISD Partners in Education
Pam Scott spent 20 years as an educator in Cy-Fair ISD. She was teaching at Hamilton Middle School when former superintendent Richard Berry asked her to develop the Partners in Education department to oversee district volunteer programs and work with the local community. During her 23 years as Partners in Education Director, Pam has overseen several programs including Bus Buddies, a mentor program, Volunteers in Public Schools and a program in which faith-based organizations and businesses select a school to adopt.
Pam Scott
Director - Former Cy-Fair ISD Partners in Education
Former Director, Cy-Fair ISD Partners in Education
Pam Scott spent 20 years as an educator in Cy-Fair ISD. She was teaching at Hamilton Middle School when former superintendent Richard Berry asked her to develop the Partners in Education department to oversee district volunteer programs and work with the local community. During her 23 years as Partners in Education Director, Pam has overseen several programs including Bus Buddies, a mentor program, Volunteers in Public Schools and a program in which faith-based organizations and businesses select a school to adopt.
Director - Former Cy-Fair ISD Partners in Education

Scott Vrana
Director - President, Consolidated Mills, Inc.
President, Consolidated Mills, Inc.
Keith and Scott Vrana were born 18 months apart, the only children in their house. Growing up, they were extremely close and wanted to run a business together when they got older. In 2004, that dream became reality when they bought Consolidated Mills, a food contract packaging and product-solutions company that serves institutional and retail food industries. Scott, 46, is the president and Keith, 47, is the executive vice president. But they’re both the face of the company, and they both run it. When they have a disagreement, “whoever sells the best that day wins the argument that day,” Keith said. “Buying it was really exciting for us,” he said. “The company was already on solid footing, and we thought we could grow it by adding capability, broadening the scope of what it was offering.” The company, founded in 1962, focused primarily on packaging spices for use in restaurants – for example, taking large bags of spices and separating them into smaller containers that are more convenient in kitchens. It also blended spices for special recipes according to restaurants’ specifications. The brothers expanded its offerings to include flavor concentrates, food coloring, bakery emulsions, sno-cone syrups, slush concentrates and bar mixers. They added new equipment, manufacturing rooms and an industrial kitchen that quadrupled its capacity to manufacture processed foods such as salsas, barbeque sauces, and Bloody Mary mixes. The building on Brittmoore near U.S. 290 is the only packaging facility locally that does both wet and dry under the same roof, giving Consolidated Mills an advantage over its competition. The added capacity brought in added revenue. When the Vranas bought Consolidated Mills, revenues were about $4.2 million, with about $2.2 of that coming from manufacturing. In 2013, the company’s revenue was about $8 million, with more than $7 million of that coming from manufacturing. And now, instead of simply repackaging other company’s products, Consolidated Mills is producing its own line of salsa, barbeque sauces and bar mixers called Alamo Red. Republic Distributors will begin distributing it to local stores in the next few months. Raised in Waco, the brothers have embraced Cy-Fair since moving to the area. Being responsible business owners is important, Keith said. Keith is active in the chamber, including being chair of the transportation committee. Scott focuses his efforts on education and CFISD. “We get just as much satisfaction out of the things we do for the community as anything we accomplish in business,” he said.
Scott Vrana
Director - President, Consolidated Mills, Inc.
President, Consolidated Mills, Inc.
Keith and Scott Vrana were born 18 months apart, the only children in their house. Growing up, they were extremely close and wanted to run a business together when they got older. In 2004, that dream became reality when they bought Consolidated Mills, a food contract packaging and product-solutions company that serves institutional and retail food industries. Scott, 46, is the president and Keith, 47, is the executive vice president. But they’re both the face of the company, and they both run it. When they have a disagreement, “whoever sells the best that day wins the argument that day,” Keith said. “Buying it was really exciting for us,” he said. “The company was already on solid footing, and we thought we could grow it by adding capability, broadening the scope of what it was offering.” The company, founded in 1962, focused primarily on packaging spices for use in restaurants – for example, taking large bags of spices and separating them into smaller containers that are more convenient in kitchens. It also blended spices for special recipes according to restaurants’ specifications. The brothers expanded its offerings to include flavor concentrates, food coloring, bakery emulsions, sno-cone syrups, slush concentrates and bar mixers. They added new equipment, manufacturing rooms and an industrial kitchen that quadrupled its capacity to manufacture processed foods such as salsas, barbeque sauces, and Bloody Mary mixes. The building on Brittmoore near U.S. 290 is the only packaging facility locally that does both wet and dry under the same roof, giving Consolidated Mills an advantage over its competition. The added capacity brought in added revenue. When the Vranas bought Consolidated Mills, revenues were about $4.2 million, with about $2.2 of that coming from manufacturing. In 2013, the company’s revenue was about $8 million, with more than $7 million of that coming from manufacturing. And now, instead of simply repackaging other company’s products, Consolidated Mills is producing its own line of salsa, barbeque sauces and bar mixers called Alamo Red. Republic Distributors will begin distributing it to local stores in the next few months. Raised in Waco, the brothers have embraced Cy-Fair since moving to the area. Being responsible business owners is important, Keith said. Keith is active in the chamber, including being chair of the transportation committee. Scott focuses his efforts on education and CFISD. “We get just as much satisfaction out of the things we do for the community as anything we accomplish in business,” he said.
Director - President, Consolidated Mills, Inc.

Dr. Pam Wells
Director - Executive Director, Region 4 Education Service Center
Executive Director, Region 4 Education Service Center
Dr. Wells is the Executive Director for Region 4 Education Service Center. Before being named executive director, Pam worked in Cypress-Fairbanks ISD for 33 years. She is a member of Cypress United Methodist Church and also serves as a trustee and committee chair for the Cy-Fair Educational Foundation, Friend of REACH Unlimited, and volunteer for Cypress Assistance Ministries..
Dr. Pam Wells
Director - Executive Director, Region 4 Education Service Center
Executive Director, Region 4 Education Service Center
Dr. Wells is the Executive Director for Region 4 Education Service Center. Before being named executive director, Pam worked in Cypress-Fairbanks ISD for 33 years. She is a member of Cypress United Methodist Church and also serves as a trustee and committee chair for the Cy-Fair Educational Foundation, Friend of REACH Unlimited, and volunteer for Cypress Assistance Ministries..
Director - Executive Director, Region 4 Education Service Center

Al Williams
Director - Retired, Oil and Gas Executive, Previously Employed at Dril-Quip, Inc.
Retired, Oil and Gas Executive, Previously Employed at Dril-Quip, Inc.
Alfred (Al) Williams, I am retired from working in the Oil and Gas industry for over 40 years, last employed at Dril-Quip in Houston as the Manager of Subsea Control Systems. In that capacity I had employees working for me in Houston, Scotland and Singapore. With a job in this industry I traveled extensively to many of the world’s offshore Oil and Gas locations and lived in London and Norway in the 1980’s working on offshore projects. I received a Bachelor of Science degree from Texas A&M and a Master of Electrical Engineering degree from the University of Houston. Upon graduating I worked for The Boeing Company at the Clear Lake NASA office on the Apollo, Skylab and Shuttle programs before exiting to the Oil and Gas Industry. My wife and I are members of Foundry UMC Church and I currently serve on the Building Committee, Trustees Committee and as a Harvey Disaster Relief Co-Ordinator for the Jones Road campus. I do volunteer work at Cy-Hope’s Northwest headquarters, Hope Disaster Relief and have worked at Hope Chest where my wife also volunteers each week. My wife, Carleen, is a retired Cy-Fair Teacher, her last assignment was at Truitt Jr High. We have four children who all attended Cy Fair ISD schools. I have been a member of a number of organizations outside of work including President of the Sagemont Volunteer Fire Department, Board of Directors of the Sagemeadow Utility District, Board of Directors of the Offshore Technology Conference representing the IEEE and Technology Lead for the National Oceans Industry Association (NOIA).
Al Williams
Director - Retired, Oil and Gas Executive, Previously Employed at Dril-Quip, Inc.
Retired, Oil and Gas Executive, Previously Employed at Dril-Quip, Inc.
Alfred (Al) Williams, I am retired from working in the Oil and Gas industry for over 40 years, last employed at Dril-Quip in Houston as the Manager of Subsea Control Systems. In that capacity I had employees working for me in Houston, Scotland and Singapore. With a job in this industry I traveled extensively to many of the world’s offshore Oil and Gas locations and lived in London and Norway in the 1980’s working on offshore projects. I received a Bachelor of Science degree from Texas A&M and a Master of Electrical Engineering degree from the University of Houston. Upon graduating I worked for The Boeing Company at the Clear Lake NASA office on the Apollo, Skylab and Shuttle programs before exiting to the Oil and Gas Industry. My wife and I are members of Foundry UMC Church and I currently serve on the Building Committee, Trustees Committee and as a Harvey Disaster Relief Co-Ordinator for the Jones Road campus. I do volunteer work at Cy-Hope’s Northwest headquarters, Hope Disaster Relief and have worked at Hope Chest where my wife also volunteers each week. My wife, Carleen, is a retired Cy-Fair Teacher, her last assignment was at Truitt Jr High. We have four children who all attended Cy Fair ISD schools. I have been a member of a number of organizations outside of work including President of the Sagemont Volunteer Fire Department, Board of Directors of the Sagemeadow Utility District, Board of Directors of the Offshore Technology Conference representing the IEEE and Technology Lead for the National Oceans Industry Association (NOIA).
Director - Retired, Oil and Gas Executive, Previously Employed at Dril-Quip, Inc.

Larry Dierker
Advisor - Former MLB Pitcher, Announcer and Manager of the Houston Astros
Former MLB Pitcher, Announcer and Manager of the Houston Astros
Larry Dierker began his professional baseball career with the Houston Astros. After 14 years as an accomplished pitcher, 19 years as a popular announcer, and 5 years as a successful manager, the Astros honored Dierker by retiring his #49 jersey. Dierker is one of the few players to have his uniform number retired by the team.
Larry Dierker
Advisor - Former MLB Pitcher, Announcer and Manager of the Houston Astros
Former MLB Pitcher, Announcer and Manager of the Houston Astros
Larry Dierker began his professional baseball career with the Houston Astros. After 14 years as an accomplished pitcher, 19 years as a popular announcer, and 5 years as a successful manager, the Astros honored Dierker by retiring his #49 jersey. Dierker is one of the few players to have his uniform number retired by the team.
Advisor - Former MLB Pitcher, Announcer and Manager of the Houston Astros

Spencer Tillman
Advisor - FOX Sports Analyst and Former NFL Super Bowl Champion
FOX Sports Analyst and Former NFL Super Bowl Champion
After an eight-year career in the National Football League, Spencer Tillman today serves as Sports Analyst for FOX Sports and host of ABC-13/KTRK's Houston Texans Inside the Game post-game recap program. Prior to joining FOX Sports, Spencer was lead studio analyst for CBS Sports coverage of College Football Today and the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. He served as sports anchor for WABC-TV New York from 1997 to 1999, and also spent ten years as sports anchor for KPRC-TV Houston. He also served as an anchor for the regional broadcasts on Fox Sports Net. In 2005, Tillman published his first book, Scoring the Red Zone: How to Lead Successfully When the Pressure is On. Spencer is also a speaker with the Ambassadors of Compassion (AOC) leadership program. The AOC Program is a measured, interactive, coach-led, character development and youth leadership journey that equips youth with resiliency and the personal leadership skills necessary to navigate and succeed through life’s inevitable challenges. A freshman all-American running back for the University of Oklahoma (1982-86), Tillman was captain of the 1985 national championship team. He was the recipient of many awards, including UPI Player of The Year in the Big Eight Conference in 1982, Big Eight Football Newcomer of the Year in 1987, and most valuable player of the 1987 Orange Bowl. He completed his career with the Sooners with 2,257 yards on 434 carries, for 5.2 yards per carry, ranking him 12th on OU’s career rushing list. In 1987, Tillman was drafted by the Houston Oilers. During the seven-month off-season, he honed his skills as an anchor and reporter with KPRC-TV in Houston. A team captain and member of the Houston Oilers for two seasons (1987-88), Tillman was traded to the San Francisco 49ers, where he stayed for three years (1989-91), serving as team captain in 1990. His eight-year NFL career as a running back was highlighted by a Super Bowl championship with the 49ers during the 1989 season. In 1992 he was traded back to Houston, where he completed his football career in 1994. His football and broadcasting careers developed in tandem as he hosted two sports talk radio magazines in Oklahoma City prior to his television work. Tillman earned a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Oklahoma in 1986, and a second degree in communications in 1988.
Spencer Tillman
Advisor - FOX Sports Analyst and Former NFL Super Bowl Champion
FOX Sports Analyst and Former NFL Super Bowl Champion
After an eight-year career in the National Football League, Spencer Tillman today serves as Sports Analyst for FOX Sports and host of ABC-13/KTRK's Houston Texans Inside the Game post-game recap program. Prior to joining FOX Sports, Spencer was lead studio analyst for CBS Sports coverage of College Football Today and the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. He served as sports anchor for WABC-TV New York from 1997 to 1999, and also spent ten years as sports anchor for KPRC-TV Houston. He also served as an anchor for the regional broadcasts on Fox Sports Net. In 2005, Tillman published his first book, Scoring the Red Zone: How to Lead Successfully When the Pressure is On. Spencer is also a speaker with the Ambassadors of Compassion (AOC) leadership program. The AOC Program is a measured, interactive, coach-led, character development and youth leadership journey that equips youth with resiliency and the personal leadership skills necessary to navigate and succeed through life’s inevitable challenges. A freshman all-American running back for the University of Oklahoma (1982-86), Tillman was captain of the 1985 national championship team. He was the recipient of many awards, including UPI Player of The Year in the Big Eight Conference in 1982, Big Eight Football Newcomer of the Year in 1987, and most valuable player of the 1987 Orange Bowl. He completed his career with the Sooners with 2,257 yards on 434 carries, for 5.2 yards per carry, ranking him 12th on OU’s career rushing list. In 1987, Tillman was drafted by the Houston Oilers. During the seven-month off-season, he honed his skills as an anchor and reporter with KPRC-TV in Houston. A team captain and member of the Houston Oilers for two seasons (1987-88), Tillman was traded to the San Francisco 49ers, where he stayed for three years (1989-91), serving as team captain in 1990. His eight-year NFL career as a running back was highlighted by a Super Bowl championship with the 49ers during the 1989 season. In 1992 he was traded back to Houston, where he completed his football career in 1994. His football and broadcasting careers developed in tandem as he hosted two sports talk radio magazines in Oklahoma City prior to his television work. Tillman earned a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Oklahoma in 1986, and a second degree in communications in 1988.
Advisor - FOX Sports Analyst and Former NFL Super Bowl Champion

Fred Caldwell
Advisor - President and CEO, Caldwell Companies
President and CEO, Caldwell Companies
Fred Caldwell is President and CEO, Caldwell Companies. Started in 1990, the company specializes in brokerage, investments, and development of commercial and residential properties. A resident of Northwest Houston, Fred is a board member for the Cy-Fair Educational Foundation, Lowry Mays College & Graduate School of Business, and the Lonestar College System District foundation. A graduate of Texas A&M University, Fred is married with two children.
Fred Caldwell
Advisor - President and CEO, Caldwell Companies
President and CEO, Caldwell Companies
Fred Caldwell is President and CEO, Caldwell Companies. Started in 1990, the company specializes in brokerage, investments, and development of commercial and residential properties. A resident of Northwest Houston, Fred is a board member for the Cy-Fair Educational Foundation, Lowry Mays College & Graduate School of Business, and the Lonestar College System District foundation. A graduate of Texas A&M University, Fred is married with two children.
Advisor - President and CEO, Caldwell Companies

Keith Barber
Advisor - CEO Methodist Hospital Willowbrook
CEO - Methodist Hospital Willowbrook
Keith Barber is chief executive officer of Houston Methodist Willowbrook Hospital. Keith joined Houston Methodist in 2012 and had an immediate impact, helping Houston Methodist Willowbrook thrive and grow to better serve the community. Keith has more than 25 years of health care management experience in both non-profit and for profit systems. Over the span of his career, he has held executive positions including, CFO, COO, and interim CEO in Northwest Houston. He has an exceptional track record of strong leadership in hospital finance, operations and strategic development. In addition, Keith is strongly aligned with the Houston Methodist I CARE (Integrity, Compassion, Accountability, Respect and Excellence) Values. Keith earned his Master of Healthcare Administration at Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas and his Bachelor of Business Administration from Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas. In addition, he has lived in the Northwest Houston community for 14 years. He is married with three children.
Keith Barber
Advisor - CEO Methodist Hospital Willowbrook
CEO - Methodist Hospital Willowbrook
Keith Barber is chief executive officer of Houston Methodist Willowbrook Hospital. Keith joined Houston Methodist in 2012 and had an immediate impact, helping Houston Methodist Willowbrook thrive and grow to better serve the community. Keith has more than 25 years of health care management experience in both non-profit and for profit systems. Over the span of his career, he has held executive positions including, CFO, COO, and interim CEO in Northwest Houston. He has an exceptional track record of strong leadership in hospital finance, operations and strategic development. In addition, Keith is strongly aligned with the Houston Methodist I CARE (Integrity, Compassion, Accountability, Respect and Excellence) Values. Keith earned his Master of Healthcare Administration at Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas and his Bachelor of Business Administration from Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas. In addition, he has lived in the Northwest Houston community for 14 years. He is married with three children.
Advisor - CEO Methodist Hospital Willowbrook
Mark Klein
Advisor - Owner, Klein Funeral Homes
Owner, Klein Funeral Homes
Advisor - Owner, Klein Funeral Homes

Reginald Lillie
Advisor- President Reginald Lillie Insurance Service and President Emeritus, NAACP Houston Branch
President Reginald Lillie Insurance Service and President Emeritus, NAACP Houston Branch
Reginald Lillie is Associate Minister at Greater True Faith Missionary Baptist Church. He is and Independent Insurance Broker as well as sole proprietor of Reginald Lillie Insurance Service. Richard's many board duties include President Emeritus of the Houston Branch of the NAACP, Board of Truestees, Methodist Willowbook Hospital, Board of Directors, Greens Bayou Corridor Coalition, past Board of Directors, Cy-Fair Houston Champer of Commerce, and past Board of Trustees Cypress Fairbanks Educational Foundation. He is married with three children.
Reginald Lillie
Advisor- President Reginald Lillie Insurance Service and President Emeritus, NAACP Houston Branch
President Reginald Lillie Insurance Service and President Emeritus, NAACP Houston Branch
Reginald Lillie is Associate Minister at Greater True Faith Missionary Baptist Church. He is and Independent Insurance Broker as well as sole proprietor of Reginald Lillie Insurance Service. Richard's many board duties include President Emeritus of the Houston Branch of the NAACP, Board of Truestees, Methodist Willowbook Hospital, Board of Directors, Greens Bayou Corridor Coalition, past Board of Directors, Cy-Fair Houston Champer of Commerce, and past Board of Trustees Cypress Fairbanks Educational Foundation. He is married with three children.
Advisor- President Reginald Lillie Insurance Service and President Emeritus, NAACP Houston Branch

Betty Devine
Emeritus - Founder of Houston Choral Society and Worship Pastor, Foundry United Methodist Church
Founder of Houston Choral Society and Worship Pastor, Foundry United Methodist Church
Betty Devine has had a long and joyful career making music. Her musical academic background includes a Bachelor’s degree from Texas Tech, a Master’s degree from the University of Houston and a doctorate degree from the University of Texas. She has a teaching career that began at Groves Junior High in Port Neches, continued at Houston’s Kinkaid School, and finally at Houston Community College, where she became Fine Arts Department head and developed an associate degree in vocational conducting specifically designed for church choir directors. During her teaching career, Dr. Devine received an international award for excellence in 1996 and is listed in Notable Women in Texas. Her church music career has included both Methodist and Presbyterian churches and has involved organizing and conducting numerous choral ensembles, concerts, and tours. In 1985 Dr. Devine became music minister at Foundry United Methodist Church, where she was ordained in 1996, and now serves as Worship Pastor, conducting services for Foundry’s 5,000 member congregation. Dr. Devine has pit-conducted for church and community college musicals and was assistant conductor for the Gilbert & Sullivan Society’s annual operas for ten years. She was recognized by the Association of Professional Vocal Ensembles (now Chorus America) in 1987 as the only woman in the United States to develop an independent professional chorus, The Houston Chamber Singers. She founded and has been the conductor of The Houston Choral Society for almost a quarter of a century, conducting all of the major requiems (except Berlioz), and major works, such as Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana and the 2008 world premiere of Dr. Adolphus Hailstork’s Set Me On A Rock (Songs of Sanctuary) at the Wortham Theatre Center, which The Houston Choral Society commissioned. Dr. Devine has taken The Houston Choral Society on four international tours to Europe, where she has conducted in major cathedrals in Dublin, Edinburgh, London, Vienna, Prague, Budapest, and Rome. Betty has served on the Texas Choral Directors Association’s board of directors as Vice President of Church and Community and on the American Choral Directors Association’s Southwest Division Board. She serves as a clinician and adjudicator and is listed in Who’s Who in International Music.
Betty Devine
Emeritus - Founder of Houston Choral Society and Worship Pastor, Foundry United Methodist Church
Founder of Houston Choral Society and Worship Pastor, Foundry United Methodist Church
Betty Devine has had a long and joyful career making music. Her musical academic background includes a Bachelor’s degree from Texas Tech, a Master’s degree from the University of Houston and a doctorate degree from the University of Texas. She has a teaching career that began at Groves Junior High in Port Neches, continued at Houston’s Kinkaid School, and finally at Houston Community College, where she became Fine Arts Department head and developed an associate degree in vocational conducting specifically designed for church choir directors. During her teaching career, Dr. Devine received an international award for excellence in 1996 and is listed in Notable Women in Texas. Her church music career has included both Methodist and Presbyterian churches and has involved organizing and conducting numerous choral ensembles, concerts, and tours. In 1985 Dr. Devine became music minister at Foundry United Methodist Church, where she was ordained in 1996, and now serves as Worship Pastor, conducting services for Foundry’s 5,000 member congregation. Dr. Devine has pit-conducted for church and community college musicals and was assistant conductor for the Gilbert & Sullivan Society’s annual operas for ten years. She was recognized by the Association of Professional Vocal Ensembles (now Chorus America) in 1987 as the only woman in the United States to develop an independent professional chorus, The Houston Chamber Singers. She founded and has been the conductor of The Houston Choral Society for almost a quarter of a century, conducting all of the major requiems (except Berlioz), and major works, such as Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana and the 2008 world premiere of Dr. Adolphus Hailstork’s Set Me On A Rock (Songs of Sanctuary) at the Wortham Theatre Center, which The Houston Choral Society commissioned. Dr. Devine has taken The Houston Choral Society on four international tours to Europe, where she has conducted in major cathedrals in Dublin, Edinburgh, London, Vienna, Prague, Budapest, and Rome. Betty has served on the Texas Choral Directors Association’s board of directors as Vice President of Church and Community and on the American Choral Directors Association’s Southwest Division Board. She serves as a clinician and adjudicator and is listed in Who’s Who in International Music.
Emeritus - Founder of Houston Choral Society and Worship Pastor, Foundry United Methodist Church