Board Members

John is a graduate of the University of Akron, with a bachelor’s degree in history.  He served in the United States Army as a Construction Equipment Operator and Paratrooper from 1992-1996.  For the past 17 years, John has worked for the Ohio Turnpike. He is currently the foreman of the Hiram section. John has been married for over 25 years to his wife Bonnie and together they have three adult children, Meghan 23, Bryce 21, and Peyton 10.

Why OneEighty

I am a lifelong resident of Wayne County. I want to help others who may be struggling. My hope is that I make a difference in someone’s life. I look forward to meeting and working with everyone that assist the OneEighty community.

With a law degree and business, Jason brings a high level of expertise on business affairs to OneEighty. He has served on the boards of the Orrville Development Foundation, Habitat for Humanity Wayne County, OrrViews, and Orrville Rotary Club.

He is currently a Partner with the law firm, Kropf Wagner Law in Orrville.

Why OneEighty? I want to serve my community through an organization that has made bettering our community and the people of our community its mission.

Joyce is the Director of Sales Finance at The J.M. Smucker company. She has been in corporate finance at J.M. Smucker company for almost 10 years, holding roles in the Consumer, Coffee, Supply Chain, and Pet finance departments. She earned both her Bachelor of Accounting with a minor in finance and her Master’s in Business Administration with an accounting specialization from Ashland University. She is CPA, CMA, and FFAC certified. Prior to joining the OneEighty Board she was the Treasurer at Ballet Le Reve, a non-profit youth ballet program in Canal Fulton, and a board member on the Canton chapter Institute of Managerial Accountants.

She and her husband Cody have two dogs, love to hike, and explore state and national parks across North America.

Why OneEighty?

I am passionate about serving immediate needs of the community in a sustainable way. I look forward to utilizing some of my gifts to service the community alongside this incredible organization.

Lynette is a freelance copywriter and editor. She writes for a variety of individuals, companies, and non-profit organizations. She also works as a personal trainer and teaches strength classes at Flex Yoga.

She is originally from Michigan, but currently lives in Wooster with her husband, Matt, their son, Henry, and their two dogs, Ducky and Daisy.

Lynette has a Bachelor of Arts degree from The College of Wooster and a Master’s of Higher Education from Penn State University.

Why One-Eighty?

One-Eighty is an agent of hope for our community.

Bobbi Douglas has been employed by OneEighty (previously with STEPS) since 1982. She became Executive Director of STEPS in 1985 and became the Executive Director of Every Woman’s House when the agencies combined administration in 1997.

Bobbi has a Bachelor’s degree in Social Science from the College of Wooster and a Master’s degree in Social Science Administration from the Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences at Case Western Reserve University.

Bobbi was chosen as a Women of Achievement, recognized by the City of Wooster and she has also been a recipient of the ATHENA Leadership Award® for career success and outstanding community service and leadership. Bobbi is a past President of the Board of Trustees and the Wooster Rotary Club and has served on the Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors.

Why OneEighty? I’m honored to be part of the stories of recovery and survival that I witness in my role at OneEighty.

Susie has been a teacher and coach for almost 30 years. She currently teaches 6th grade Math and coaches volleyball at Green Local Schools. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree from the College of Wooster and earned her Master of Education-Educational Administration degree from University of Akron. She has also been a visitation supervisor, responsible for supervising court ordered parenting time.
She and her husband, Tim, have been married 26 years. They have three daughters: Skylar, Mackenzie, and Ashlyn and one grandson, Reese. In addition to serving on the OneEighty Board of Trustees, she also serves on the Smithville All-Sports Hall of Fame Committee.

Why OneEighty?
I believe in the mission and values of OneEighty. My core values align with those of the agency. The treatment, counsel, and healing of our community members help create a happy, healthy environment for all of us to live and thrive together. I also want to invest in the community in which I was born and raised, and have chosen to raise my family in.

Matt is currently the Principal of Wayne County Schools Career Center.  He received his associate degree in science from Coastal Alabama Community College and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Education from Ashland University.  Matt also received his Master of Education in Administration and Post-Graduate Superintendent Licensure from Ashland University.  He currently serves as Vice President on the Liberty Preparatory School Board of Education.

Matt has held various positions in the education field including Student Services Supervisor and Career Technical Education Supervisor at Wayne County Schools Career Center, Middle School Instructor- Language Arts/Reading and Social Studies at Shelby City Schools and Head Varsity Baseball and Middle School Boys’ Basketball/Football Coach- Shelby City Schools.

Matt is married to Jessica and together they have 3 daughters (Riley, Maisyn, and Hailyn), 2 sons (Gavin and Talon) and 2 grandchildren (Maverick and Daisy).

Why OneEighty

I am excited to get more involved with local agencies that provide services for those in need in greater Wayne County.  The initiatives and mission of OneEighty hit home for me personally as I work daily with students that have either themselves or have family members that benefit from services provided.

Stacey and her husband, Chris, live on their family’s farmland in Creston. They have an adult son, Tyler, who works as a diesel mechanic in Bryan, Ohio.

Stacey is the Director of the Med/Surg, Pediatrics, and RAMP (Recovery and Addiction Medicine Program) at Wooster Community Hospital. She has been with Wooster Hospital for 27 years, working in both the Med/Surg and Home Health departments as a staff nurse and in leadership roles. She has been in leadership positions within the hospital for the past 14 years.

Stacey holds a BSN from Malone University and an MSN from Ohio University. She is certified in orthopedic nursing and holds a Nurse Executive certification.

Why OneEighty?

As the director of Wooster Hospital’s inpatient detox program, my interest in helping those with substance abuse has really grown. I have a passion for helping to provide resources to those in need and feel that OneEighty’s initiatives are something I would like to be a part of helping to continue to provide.

Adam is a graduate of Mt. Vernon Nazarene University with a bachelor’s degree in finance and management. He is currently employed at The Commercial and Savings Bank as Officer, Commercial Relationship Manager.   He is a member of the Winesburg Community Business Association and has served on Habitat for Humanity Holmes County Board.  He is married to Michaela Grate.

Why OneEighty

I grew up and currently live in the areas that OneEighty serves. I want to be a part of an organization that has a positive impact on those who are in need in the local communities.

Kathryn is a Mobility Manager at Community Action Wayne/Medina.  In her role she helps to increase access to transportation by understanding community needs, promoting transportation options, and integrating transportation into planning programs.  Her professional background includes a decade of experience in real estate, where she honed her skills in client services, project management, and marketing.

Kathryn is committed to serving the community. She actively participates in community engagement efforts, advocating for accessible services and understanding the local needs. She has served as a main speaker at several events focused on critical issues for marginalized communities, with a special focus on survivors of domestic violence.

Outside of her professional life, Kathryn is actively involved in her community and enjoys lifting, kayaking, and hiking with her three children.

Why OneEighty?

Everyone has a story, and I understand firsthand the transformative power of support and compassion. I deeply believe in the mission and values that OneEighty champions, and I am committed to contributing to the healing of our community. For me, supporting OneEighty means dedicating my time, skills, and passion to furthering its vision and creating meaningful change.

Rachelle brings a strong business experience to our trustee board. She is currently a Supervisor at Rea and Associates, Inc. and previously worked as a Financial Analyst at J.M. Smucker. She has a business administration degree from Ashland.

Why OneEighty?  OneEighty provides services that are crucial for the strength and health of our community, and I am excited to be part of that.

Steve lives in Creston with his wife, Sara. They’ve been married for 23 years and have two sons, Hayden (19) and Cooper (18).

Steve is the Executive Vice President of Business Development at Certified Angus Beef, where he has been employed for 24 years

Why OneEighty?

I admire the work that OneEighty does to help people.  I want to give back and know that I am a part of an organization that takes care of people when they need it the most.

Jeff earned his Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Strayer University. He credits his education, experiences, strong work ethic, and passion for invocation for the opportunity to serve Northeast Ohio for over 30 years in various industries. Jeff is currently the Production Manager at RBB Systems, Inc. and prior to RBB an Area Manager for Howmet Aerospace. Outside of work, he is an avid musician and supporter of the arts. He and his wife Sherry have three wonderful children: Jocelyn, Logon, and Jaylen. Together the family enjoys spending time camping, watching and playing various sports and going to the movies.

Why OneEighty?
I am deeply interested in advocating for the future of Wayne County and surrounding areas. I want to strengthen the community, specifically for those needing hope or assistance in reimagining their potential.

Jessica and her husband Derek have been married for 12 years. A native of Wayne County, she is thrilled to be back in the community after spending a few years in North Carolina.

Jessica has been with Wayne Insurance Company for a total of over 6 years. She initially worked there for 4 years in Underwriting before moving to North Carolina. Upon returning to Wooster, she rejoined the company as a Senior Support Specialist.

Her professional experience also includes serving as the Operations Lead at Limmat Technologies in Winston-Salem, NC, and working as a Relocation Specialist at SIRVA Worldwide Relocation in Chicago, IL.

Jessica holds an Associate of Arts degree from the University of Akron. She has earned her Professional in Human Resources (PHR) designation from HRCI, her SHRM Certified Professional (SHRM-CP) from SHRM, and her Associate in Insurance (AINS) from the Institutes. She is currently completing her Bachelor’s Degree in Actuarial Science from Walsh University.

Jessica is actively involved in the community and currently serves on the board of Habitat for Humanity Wayne County.

Why OneEighty?

I am passionate about serving our community and working with an organization whose focus is providing hope and support. I am excited to use my background and experience to further drive this mission.

Amberly served on the OneEighty Board from 2016 to 2022, including roles as President and Finance Committee Chairperson. Currently, she serves as Secretary for the Orrville Area Boys and Girls Club Board, Secretary for the Orrville Rotary Club, and a member of the Heartland Education Committee.

Her previous leadership roles include President of the United Way of Wayne and Holmes Counties Board, President of the Orrville Area United Way, President of the Orrville Public Library Board, and involvement with the O’Huddle volunteer program and the Orrville Leadership Lab Planning Committee, among many other organizations in Wayne County.

With a background in finance, HR, and marketing, Amberly is well-versed in understanding financial statements and ensuring workplace compliance. Volunteering is a passion of hers, and she actively encourages her family to join her in giving back to the community.

Why OneEighty?

I believe with support and resources; all people can change direction to be successful.  I appreciate the level of care that OneEighty offers to clients, community members, and students through their outreach.  I want to continue to contribute to OneEighty’s mission of helping individuals and families overcome addiction, domestic violence, and other challenges to find hope and healing