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David Weiss
Chief Operating Officer |
352-363-6495
dweiss@alachuahabitat.org |
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Stevie Doyle
Chief Outreach and Development Officer Scott Winzeler
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352-371-5871
sdoyle@alachuahabitat.org 352-371-5871
swinzeler@alachuahabitat.org |
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Brianna Black
Accounting and HR Manager Gerald Garza
ReStore Director |
352-872-5139
acctg@alachuahabitat.org 352-371-4964
ggarza@alachuahabitat.org |
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Jessica Kellar
Outreach Coordinator |
352-745-7187
jkellar@alachuahabitat.org |
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Jenna Rowland
Volunteer Coordinator |
352-363-6495
jrowland@alachuahabitat.org |
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Ray Clough
Administrative Construction Director |
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Vacant |
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Gene Drury
Construction Dept Assistant |
352-338-1589
gdrury@alachuahabitat.org |
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Susan Meadows
Family Services Coordinator |
352-363-6493
smeadows@alachuahabitat.org |
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Beth Kurtzman
Field Construction Director |
352-363-6497
bkurtzman@alachuahabitat.org |
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Kristine Thompson
Family Services Director |
352-363-6496
kthompson@alachuahabitat.org |
board of directors
Cheryl Scott, President
Cheryl Scott is a Senior Compliance Specialist at The Norman Group. With 30 plus years of experience, she is fluent in banking consumer protection rules compliance and operations. Cheryl first began building with Alachua Habitat for Humanity in 2010 and has been a Women Build Steering Committee member for over 10 years.
Cheryl Scott is a Senior Compliance Specialist at The Norman Group. With 30 plus years of experience, she is fluent in banking consumer protection rules compliance and operations. Cheryl first began building with Alachua Habitat for Humanity in 2010 and has been a Women Build Steering Committee member for over 10 years.
Russell Scoates, Vice President
Russell Scoates is the owner of Small World Day Care in Gainesville, a business he has owned and operated for more than 40 years. Russell's support for the community goes beyond helping working families find care for their children. He has served on various non-profit Boards including on the Early Learning Coalition.
Russell Scoates is the owner of Small World Day Care in Gainesville, a business he has owned and operated for more than 40 years. Russell's support for the community goes beyond helping working families find care for their children. He has served on various non-profit Boards including on the Early Learning Coalition.
Ben Phillips, Treasurer
Ben Phillips has been a Realtor since 2002 and has been an agent with Focus Real Estate Group since 2006. Earlier in life, Ben served as a member of the US Air Force, with tours in Europe as well as the United State Air Force Academy, receiving two Air Force Commendation medals as well as numerous other achievement awards and recognition. Ben has been involved in community service since his early childhood and started serving with Habitat for Humanity in 2004, while living in South Florida. Ben first joined Alachua Habitat for Humanity back in 2014 and has been a constant supporter ever since donating his time, talent and resources to Habitat's ongoing mission of putting God’s love into action, bringing people together to build homes, communities and hope.
Ben Phillips has been a Realtor since 2002 and has been an agent with Focus Real Estate Group since 2006. Earlier in life, Ben served as a member of the US Air Force, with tours in Europe as well as the United State Air Force Academy, receiving two Air Force Commendation medals as well as numerous other achievement awards and recognition. Ben has been involved in community service since his early childhood and started serving with Habitat for Humanity in 2004, while living in South Florida. Ben first joined Alachua Habitat for Humanity back in 2014 and has been a constant supporter ever since donating his time, talent and resources to Habitat's ongoing mission of putting God’s love into action, bringing people together to build homes, communities and hope.
David Hilman, Secretary
David Hilman is the owner of Custom Design Renovations, a leading remodeling company. David has lived in the Gainesville area since 1989. David has been in the construction business for more than 30 years and has owned his own company for 22 years. He is extremely involved in the Gainesville community through the Builders Association of North Central Florida (BANCF). David has served BANCF for more than 5 years at various positions and became president of the association in December 2010. He has earned numerous accolades throughout the years, and is one of only a handful of Certified Master Builders in Florida, a Certified Graduate Remodeler (CGR), and a Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist (CAPS).
David Hilman is the owner of Custom Design Renovations, a leading remodeling company. David has lived in the Gainesville area since 1989. David has been in the construction business for more than 30 years and has owned his own company for 22 years. He is extremely involved in the Gainesville community through the Builders Association of North Central Florida (BANCF). David has served BANCF for more than 5 years at various positions and became president of the association in December 2010. He has earned numerous accolades throughout the years, and is one of only a handful of Certified Master Builders in Florida, a Certified Graduate Remodeler (CGR), and a Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist (CAPS).
Tamelia Malcolm
Tamelia Malcolm is the Program Coordinator at the North Central Early Steps Program at the University of Florida. Her extensive involvement in supporting our community includes serving on the Boards of Directors of Family Promise of Gainesville and of The Child Advocacy Center. She also serves in leadership with the PTSA in Gainesville.
Tamelia Malcolm is the Program Coordinator at the North Central Early Steps Program at the University of Florida. Her extensive involvement in supporting our community includes serving on the Boards of Directors of Family Promise of Gainesville and of The Child Advocacy Center. She also serves in leadership with the PTSA in Gainesville.
Saeed Khan
Dr. Saeed Khan, Ph.D. is an Emeritus Professor of Pathology, College of Medicine, University of Florida and President-Elect of the Retired Faculty of the University of Florida. Before retirement, he was involved in teaching and mentoring postgraduate students and postdoctoral fellows and investigated kidney stone formation. His research was supported by National Institutes of Health and led to presentations at national and international conferences and publications of over 200 articles in books and scientific journals. Dr. Khan received a number of awards for his research and teaching including 2016, Honorary Award, 13th International Symposium of International Urolithiasis Society; College of Medicine Lifetime Achievement Award; and American Urological Association and Research on Calculus Kinematics Society Lifetime Achievement Awards. He was elected Fellow of the American Society of Nephrology. He was also awarded many other awards by the College of Medicine and University of Florida. He has also appeared in Marquis Who's Who in America as well as Marquis Who's Who in Science and Engineering.
Dr. Saeed Khan, Ph.D. is an Emeritus Professor of Pathology, College of Medicine, University of Florida and President-Elect of the Retired Faculty of the University of Florida. Before retirement, he was involved in teaching and mentoring postgraduate students and postdoctoral fellows and investigated kidney stone formation. His research was supported by National Institutes of Health and led to presentations at national and international conferences and publications of over 200 articles in books and scientific journals. Dr. Khan received a number of awards for his research and teaching including 2016, Honorary Award, 13th International Symposium of International Urolithiasis Society; College of Medicine Lifetime Achievement Award; and American Urological Association and Research on Calculus Kinematics Society Lifetime Achievement Awards. He was elected Fellow of the American Society of Nephrology. He was also awarded many other awards by the College of Medicine and University of Florida. He has also appeared in Marquis Who's Who in America as well as Marquis Who's Who in Science and Engineering.
His community involvement includes among others, helping the establishment of Mercy Clinic for indigents, and membership of various city advisory boards. He recently served as President of the local chapter of the United Nations Association/USA. For his community service Dr. Khan received the 2014 Heart of the Community Award and 2017 Rosa-Parks Quiet Courage Award.
Leanne Rosenbusch
Leanne is a fourth-year biology and APK major from Boca Raton, FL. She joined Habitat her freshman year after learning of the great impact the organization has on the families involved and wanting to help. She loves seeing the progression of the houses on the builds and getting to know the great people in the club. Leanne’s interests include traveling, playing sports, surfing, spending time with her dog, and watching old Friends episodes.
Leanne is a fourth-year biology and APK major from Boca Raton, FL. She joined Habitat her freshman year after learning of the great impact the organization has on the families involved and wanting to help. She loves seeing the progression of the houses on the builds and getting to know the great people in the club. Leanne’s interests include traveling, playing sports, surfing, spending time with her dog, and watching old Friends episodes.
Jean Reid
Dr. Jean Reid, Ph.D. worked at all levels of education during her 35 year career. Currently retired, she most recently worked with assessment and evaluation of social and educational programs for CAPES University of Florida. Jean has a Ph.D. in Educational Psychology from the University of Florida. She has a passion for Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) and has taught workshops and developed materials for MBTI. Jean has served on the Steering Committee for Alachua Habitat for Humanity Women Build since 2012.
Dr. Jean Reid, Ph.D. worked at all levels of education during her 35 year career. Currently retired, she most recently worked with assessment and evaluation of social and educational programs for CAPES University of Florida. Jean has a Ph.D. in Educational Psychology from the University of Florida. She has a passion for Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) and has taught workshops and developed materials for MBTI. Jean has served on the Steering Committee for Alachua Habitat for Humanity Women Build since 2012.
Andrew Ragsdale
Betsy Pepine
Betsy Pepine is a serial entrepreneur in real estate owning several companies including a real estate brokerage, property management firm, title company, mortgage brokerage and real estate school. As a broker of real estate, Betsy also runs a robust real estate team that the Wall Street Journal has consistently recognized among the top producing in the United States. She is also endorsed by her mentor, real estate mogul and Shark Tank’s shark Barbara Corcoran.
With her focus on culture, Betsy’s brokerage, Pepine Realty, has been named as an Inc. 5000 Fasting Growing Private Companies in the USA multiple times. In addition, her brokerage has earned spots on the Top 50 Florida Companies to Watch and Florida Trend Best Companies to Work For lists.
Betsy has an economics degree from Duke University and an MBA from The Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania with a concentration in Marketing and Health Care Management.
Having served on several boards, Betsy is active in the north central Florida business community. Passionate about helping at-risk families with children, Betsy founded Pepine Gives, a 501(c)3 non-profit foundation that supports families facing housing insecurity. In her free time, Betsy rescues animals, is an advocate for women and children and enjoys traveling with her two adult daughters.
This is what Betsy had to say about joining the Board of Directors for Alachua Habitat for Humanity: "I wanted to join the board as the organization’s mission mirrors my company’s mission of improving and empowering the lives of others…one person, one family, one community at a time. I have seen and worked first-hand with cost-burdened families and know the impact safe and affordability housing has on the trajectory of a family."
Betsy Pepine is a serial entrepreneur in real estate owning several companies including a real estate brokerage, property management firm, title company, mortgage brokerage and real estate school. As a broker of real estate, Betsy also runs a robust real estate team that the Wall Street Journal has consistently recognized among the top producing in the United States. She is also endorsed by her mentor, real estate mogul and Shark Tank’s shark Barbara Corcoran.
With her focus on culture, Betsy’s brokerage, Pepine Realty, has been named as an Inc. 5000 Fasting Growing Private Companies in the USA multiple times. In addition, her brokerage has earned spots on the Top 50 Florida Companies to Watch and Florida Trend Best Companies to Work For lists.
Betsy has an economics degree from Duke University and an MBA from The Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania with a concentration in Marketing and Health Care Management.
Having served on several boards, Betsy is active in the north central Florida business community. Passionate about helping at-risk families with children, Betsy founded Pepine Gives, a 501(c)3 non-profit foundation that supports families facing housing insecurity. In her free time, Betsy rescues animals, is an advocate for women and children and enjoys traveling with her two adult daughters.
This is what Betsy had to say about joining the Board of Directors for Alachua Habitat for Humanity: "I wanted to join the board as the organization’s mission mirrors my company’s mission of improving and empowering the lives of others…one person, one family, one community at a time. I have seen and worked first-hand with cost-burdened families and know the impact safe and affordability housing has on the trajectory of a family."
Shakira Pinkney-Jones
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