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Tim & Kate Haines are the Houseparents in the Totty Home. They are responsible for the oversight of our Residential Care girls' home, where they provide continuous live-in care to the girls living there. The Haines have two young children, Allison is in grade school and Blake is pre-school age. They have 2 years of previous experience in Christian child care as houseparents for boys in a child caring facility in Indiana. Before moving to Bowling Green Tim held a management level position with a retail lumber company and Kate was trained as a Licensed Physical Therapist.
Joe & Sherry Sellers, are the Houseparents in the Riley Home, the Residential Care home for the boys. They provide continuous live-in care to the boys living there. Joe and Sherry are from Mt. Carmel, IL where they lived for 28 years. Joe was a serviceman for a public utility company and Sherry was an elementary teacher. The Sellers have raised four sons, three of whom are married. It had been the Sellers' dream, at the point when their children were independent, to devote their lives to spending their latter years serving in a mission field where they believe the Lord was leading them.

Gene & Judy Page, Relief Houseparents for the Totty and Riley Homes. The Pages work in the residential homes for the children when the houseparents are on their state mandated time-off and vacation days. The Pages have over 35 years experience in Christian child care, most recently having served as Houseparents for 4 years in the girls' house. They have adult adoptive children and are still considered the parental figures of many of the foster children they have served over the years.

Holly Wilson is the Supervisor of the Single Parent Ministry (SPARK). She works directly with the mothers and their children as they work towards their individual goals. She holds an education specialist degree (Ed.S.) and is a nationally certified counselor, as well as, a nationally certified school counselor. She has 26 years of service in working with families and their children.  Her family includes three married children and two grandchildren.

Roger Lee, Supervisor of Foster Care, is responsible for the foster care program including recruiting, training, and supervising foster parents, and placing children into foster care.  Roger speaks regularly to congregations in behalf of Potter’s need for foster parents.  He also serves as the SPARK (mother’s and their children) counselor on campus.  Roger came to Potter in 1999 from Michigan City, IN where he served as their minister for 8 years.  Roger serves as one of the elders for the Scottsville Church of Christ.

Carol Lee, Trainer, is responsible for teaching independent living skills to our SPARK mothers and the residential children on campus.  Carol also helps the Supervisor of the SPARK program in other areas.  Along with her husband, Roger, she came to Potter in 1999 as the Pantry Coordinator until 2002.  Carol has worked in childcare in different capacities for many years, including 3 years as a houseparent.

Judy Mealer, Assistant Family Services Worker, is responsible for assisting the SPARK families in educational, spiritual, financial and family needs.  Judy has been in childcare for 33 years, 18 of those years as a houseparent.  Judy has raised 4 adopted children and two foster sons.  Since coming to Potter in 1989, she has worked a variety of jobs on campus; Pantry Manager, relief houseparenting, and Supervisor to both the Transitional Living Program and SPARK.  At present, Judy works with the Single Parent families and foster care children.

Pam Potter, Residential Care Counselor. Pam received her BS from Freed-Hardeman University and a MSSW at the University of Tennessee.  She works with the children in the residential care ministry and their families, as well as serving as a support to our houseparents.  Pam has been involved in the program as the single parent counselor and also lived as a single parent in the SPARK program with her two children.  Hers is a story of victory in Christ and the impact Potter can and does have on the lives of so many.  She and her husband, Paul, recommitted their marriage vows in 2002.

Sharon Goode, part-time counselor for the Residential Care Ministry.  She received her B.S. in Elementary Education and a M.A.E. in Elementary School Counseling from Western Kentucky University. Sharon also fills in wherever she is needed throughout the program and is a great encouragement to others with her servant spirit.