Taylor Cambre, Loaned Executive Team Lead: Goodyear Proving Grounds

Taylor served as a Loaned Executive for United Way for three years. This year, he will use the leadership skills he's acquired through the program to lead our team. Taylor is an EMT at the Goodyear Proving Grounds. He is familiar with the  many aspects of our organization, as he has not only served as a Loaned Executive, but a Community Impact Panel member as well. When not volunteering, he enjoys brewing beer and spending time with his wife and dogs. 

Adam Hallmark: Chilton, Wilcox, & Fortenberry 

Adam is a Certified Public Accountant with Chilton, Wilcox & Fortenberry. He has been with the firm since May 2018. He graduated from Texas A&M University with a Master of Science in Management Information Systems, as well as a Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting. In his free time, Adam enjoys hunting, fishing, and being outdoors.  

Ashley Gainey: ADACCV

Ashley has worked at the Alcohol & Drug Abuse Council for the Concho Valley (ADACCV) since 2018. She is currently the Special Projects Coordinator over the Rural Communities Opioid Response Program-Planning Grant. Her job allows her to engage with community members in the rural counties of the Concho Valley and expand the reach of substance use prevention, treatment, and recovery. Ashley received her Master in Psychology from Angelo State University with an emphasis on counseling. She enjoys spending family time with her dogs, cats, and husband. 

Ashlie Galvan: Texas State Bank

Ashlie graduated from Ballinger High School in 2014 and moved to San Angelo shortly after. She is a 2017 graduate of Angelo State University with a Bachelor's in Corporate Finance, and a 2018 graduate with a Master's in Business Administration. She has worked as a teller, loan assistant, new accounts representative, and currently as a Branch Manager at Texas State Bank. 

Justin DeLoach: Children's Advocacy Center of Greater West Texas, Inc.

Justin M. DeLoach is the Chief Development Officer of the Children's Advocacy Center of Greater West Texas, Inc. He is a native of Littlefield and attended Angelo State University earning his Bachelor of Business Administration in 2008. Justin has previously worked for Crockett National Bank, San Angelo State Supported Living Center, and West Texas Rehabilitation Center. Committed to working for organizations with missions pertaining to children and those in need, Justin has had the pleasure of working with many businesses, organizations, donors, foundations, and community to help strengthen San Angelo and work towards the greater good for each individual. Justin serves on local civic boards including Young Professionals of San Angelo (YPSA), Project Janus, F.A.M.E. at ASU, and San Angelo Association of Nonprofits. Justin resides in San Angelo and is the proud dog dad of two dachshunds Zoey and Lexy. 

Monica Fray: West Texas Counseling & Guidance

Monica comes from a long history of family members who have served in the United Stated Armed Forces. She began her active-duty enlistment in 2005 and served 12 years in the United States Air Force, where she was an ICBM Electronic Maintenance Technician for six years and an Emergency Medical Technician for six years. Monica deployed in support of Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Inherent Resolve. After separating from the military in 2016, she pursued her licensure in practical nursing from the state of New York which sparked her interest in community  mental health. Monica holds a Bachelors in Social Work (BSW) from the University of Oklahoma and is currently pursuing her Master Social Work (MSW) Degree at Baylor University. Prior to arriving at West Texas Counseling & Guidance, she worked as an intake officer and case-manager for a nonprofit which focused on criminal justice reform and breaking the cycle of incarceration and poverty in Oklahoma City. Monica enjoys working with Veterans and their families here in the Concho Valley, and is excited to serve as a Loaned Executive for United Way. 

Scott Creecy: First Financial Bank

Scott Creecy is the Treasury Management Sales Officer for First Financial Bank San Angelo. He began his career with First Financial Bank in 2007 as a Teller and was promoted to Personal Banker, then Branch Manager, then Assistant Retail Manager and, most recently, Treasury Management Officer. He earned his BBA degree in Finance from Angelo State University. Creecy serves on the Board of the Adult Literacy Council, Board of the West Angelo Kiwanis Club, and is a Committee Member for the San Angelo Stock Show and Rodeo. Creecy is set to be married in November 2020 to his fiance, Jayde. In his spare time Creecy enjoys playing golf, going to the gun range, and spending time with his family. 

Tabbatha Lenard: West Texas Counseling & Guidance

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Sgt.Travis Griffith: San Angelo Police Department

Travis Griffith has been committed to serving others since he was a child - whether serving in his church or helping his family during financial hardships growing up. Travis began his official public service career volunteering at the age of 17 as a volunteer firefighter in rural west Texas and later as an EMT. 

Travis discovered his love for law enforcement at the age of 20 and has never looked back. Travis is a supervisor with the San Angelo Police Department and is currently in charge of the Office of Professional Standards, Public Information Officer, and is the Director of Crime Stoppers. Travis is a proud member of the SAPD SWAT team and has previously served as a detective, patrol supervisor, and as a member of the Hostage Negotiation Team. 

Outside of law enforcement, Travis is a dedicated member of the PaulAnn Baptist Church and is active in various mission fields. Travis is a loving father of a beautiful daughter and husband to a wonderful wife. 

Leo Vera: Ethicon

Leo is currently a Manufacturing Facilitator with Ethicon, San Angelo Plant. He moved to San Angelo is January of 2017 as a Co-Op and has enjoyed the town as well as the site throughout his time here. Leo graduated from Texas Tech University in 2016 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Engineering. Although he grew up in Houston, Texas, he has felt West Texas to be home, as he has spent the past 4 years in San Angelo and 5 years in Lubbock. In Leo's free time, he likes to travel, play soccer, and more recently go to the lake. Leo is excited to be part of the Loaned Executive Program as he is looking for a way to contribute to the Concho Valley and furthermore become part of the community.