Board of Directors

Meet Our Board

Dr. David Danhauer
As an Owensboro native and longtime Pediatrician, Dr. Danhauer has always had a strong desire to serve others in our community. He has served on numerous nonprofit boards in the past and now in retirement has chosen Habitat for Humanity Owensboro-Daviess County to focus his energies of leadership and service. He currently serves as the Board Chair.

Charles J. Kamuf II
Charlie is an attorney with the firm of Kamuf, Pace & Kamuf and has been a Director for the Habitat for Humanity Board since March of 2023. Charlie currently serves on the Executive Committee and as Board Vice-Chair.

Shannon Meyer
Judge Meyer was appointed in January 2021 as the 6^th Judicial District, Division III, which includes all of Daviess County.  District court’s jurisdiction includes traffic offenses, criminal misdemeanors, criminal felony arraignments, probate matters, juvenile public (“criminal”) offenses, involuntary mental health proceedings, small claims, and civil litigation claims up to $2,500.  Prior to taking the bench, she served 21 years as an Assistant Daviess County Attorney and maintained a private practice devoted to planning and zoning, condemnation proceedings, business contracts, divorce, and international and domestic adoptions.  She is active with Girls Incorporated’s Women’s Law Day and is Chair of the Steering Committee of the Juvenile Detention Alternative Initiative (JDAI).  JDAI examines and promotes alternatives to secure detention for those cases involving non-violent offenses while holding youth accountable.  She is a founding and current member of Impact 100-Owensboro and has served on the board as legal counsel.  Judge Meyer is a graduate of Paintsville High School, the University of Kentucky, and the University of Louisville’s Brandeis School of Law where she was on the Trademark Moot Court Team, served as the Student Government representative, and was a member and Notes Editor of the school’s law review.  She has made Owensboro home for 25 years,  where she proudly raised three adult children, Andrew, Anna Lee and Molly. 

Chris Sale
Chris is originally from Shreveport, Louisiana, and currently serving as the Vice President of
Operations at Owensboro Health Regional Hospital. Over the past 14 years, Chris has been fortunate
to work in healthcare leadership, focusing on creating meaningful improvements in patient care
and operational efficiency. He is passionate about building collaborative teams and finding
innovative ways to support the communities we serve.
His educational journey has been a key part of shaping who I am. I earned a Bachelor of
Business Administration from Millsaps College in Jackson, MS, followed by an MBA from
Louisiana State University-Baton Rouge, and a Master’s in Healthcare Administration from the
University of Alabama-Birmingham. Each step along the way has deepened my commitment to
making a difference in healthcare.
Giving back to the community has always been a priority for me. During my time in Shreveport, Chris
had the privilege of serving on the Board of Directors for the Sci-Port Discovery Center and
participating in the Greater Shreveport Chamber of Commerce Emerging Leadership Council.
Since moving to Owensboro in November 2022,
At home, Chris is blessed to share life with my amazing wife and our two little girls.

Charlie Reeves
Charlie is a Professional Engineer who worked in the mining industry in management and engineering. After retiring, Charlie started working on the volunteer construction crew to build affordable housing in Owensboro-Daviess County. Charlie and his wife Judy have two grown children and six grandchildren. Judy and Charlie are active members at Westside Church of Christ in Owensboro.

Mark Heinz
Mark is from Chicago and moved to Owensboro in 1978 with Westinghouse Electric Corporation. He was the Quality Assurance Manager for Maintenance at AK Steel (Rockport, IN) for 19 years prior to retiring in 2017. Mark has an MBA from Murray State University, is a Certified Quality Engineer, and a Certified Lead Quality Auditor. He volunteers for Habitat as a Special Project Manager as well as serving on the Board. He is a member of St. Stephen Cathedral parish and has served on the Social Concerns Committee, Finance Committee, and Parish Council. Mark and his wife Rita have been married 43 years and have one son.

Brad Osborne
Brad is the Senior Vice President, Commercial Lending at South Central Bank. He is a graduate of Western Kentucky University where he obtained his degrees in Corporate and Organization Communication and Marketing. He has worked in the financial services industry for 17 years, assisting businesses with their banking needs. Brad is also a board member for the Greater Owensboro Economic Development Corporation, where he is a part of the growth and economic development of businesses in the community. In his free time, he enjoys being outdoors with his wife Robin, and their three daughters. He is also a sports enthusiast, and can be seen cheering on Notre Dame football, Boston Red Sox baseball, and UK basketball.

Sarah Howard
Sarah was born and raised in Owensboro and is a graduate of Owensboro Catholic High
School and Centre College. She lived in Washington, DC and Louisville, KY after college
before moving back to Owensboro in 2016 to work as the CFO for First Security Bank. She
now serves as the SVP Chief Internal Auditor for German American Bank. Her parents and
siblings all reside in Owensboro, and she spends much of her free time with them and her
seven nieces and nephews. She also enjoys music and concerts, travel, reading, cooking and
entertaining.
Sarah has been a member of Impact100 Owensboro since 2016 and joined the Board in 2020. She served as Treasurer for three years and is now serving as President. She is a founding
member of Impact100 NextGen and previously served as Board Chair. She has previously
served in leadership roles on the boards for CASA of Ohio Valley, and the Owensboro
Symphony, and is a member of the Women’s Guild. Sarah is also a member of the
2023 class of Leadership Owensboro.

Patrick “Pat” Serey
J. Patrick “Pat” Serey is retired and consults for-profit and not-for-profit boards and CEOs pro bono. His career included positions as Executive Director of Owensboro Health Foundation; Chief Development & Marketing Officer of Volunteers of America of Pennsylvania; Chief Development Officer and periodic Acting CEO of Volunteers of America Delaware Valley; Chief Development & Marketing Officer of Volunteers of America of Kentucky and Tennessee; and President of the Arthritis Foundation, Kentucky Chapter. Pat’s national roles with Volunteers of America included National Ecclesiastical Board Member, Founding Co-Chair of the Development Network, Founding Co-Chair of the Direct Marketing Task Force, Co-Chair of the Communications Network, Founding Member of the Leadership Development Advisory Committee, and Founding Member of the Strategic Development Committee. He received the Volunteers of America National Leadership Award in 2004. In 2006, the Kentucky and Tennessee affiliate Board of Directors created the J. Patrick Serey Endowment Fund in honor of his service to the organization. He also served as an Executive Committee Member and Grants and Recognition Chair of the Arthritis Foundation National Staff Association.
Pat’s past volunteer service includes Chairperson of the Parish Pastoral Council, St. Stephen Cathedral; Chair, Medical News Board of Trustees; Chair, Kentucky National Voluntary Health Agencies; Chair, Task Force on Kentucky Medicaid Formulary; Co-Chair, Louisville United Against Hunger; Vice President and Executive Committee Member, Fundraising Executives of Metropolitan Louisville; Treasurer and Executive Board Member, Kentuckiana Interfaith Community; Treasurer and Executive Board Member, Kentucky Society of Association Executives; Board Member, Kentuckiana Interreligious Commission on Hunger and Racial Justice; Vice President, Oakhaven Homeowners Association; Board Member and Youth Projects Chair, Fox Chapel Area Rotary Club; Board Secretary, Owensboro Health Foundation; Board Member at Large, Susan G. Komen for the Cure/Evansville Tri-State Affiliate; Governing Board Member, Junior Achievement of West Kentucky; Board Member, Kentucky Charitable Gaming Association; and Founding Board Member, Combined Health Appeal of Kentucky.
He was presented with the MVP/RBI Award from Junior Achievement of West Kentucky, Exemplary Leadership Award from Medical News, Board Service Award from Kentucky Society of Association Executives, and Ephraim McDowell Award from Combined Health Appeal of Kentucky. Pat was also named as a Paul Harris Fellow by Rotary Foundation of Rotary International and Commissioned a Kentucky Colonel.
He was recognized as a Thomas More Scholar by Thomas More University and earned a Bachelor of Business Administration degree and post baccalaureate credits in economics and art from University of Kentucky, continuing education units in management and fundraising from United Way of America National Academy of Voluntarism, CFRE credits in development from Association of Fundraising Professionals, and a certificate in major gifts fund raising from Indiana University Center on Philanthropy. Pat is a graduate of The Leadership Louisville Foundation/Focus Louisville; the Nonprofit Executive Program at the University of Notre Dame, Mendoza College of Business; and the Volunteers of America Executive Development Program. He served as President of Alpha Phi Iota and was a member of Delta Tau Delta where he was Pledge Secretary/Sergeant at Arms and was recognized as the Most Valuable Pledge.

Fr. John Vaughan
Native of Paducah, KY. A Catholic priest for forty-nine years. Earned a Doctorate in Church Law is and past-president of the Canon Law Society of America. Worked in seminary formation in Rome (Italy) for four years. Has served parishes in Henderson, Cloverport, Madisonville and pastor of St. Stephen Cathedral for eighteen years. Currently the pastor of Immaculate Parish in Owensboro. Former board member of Habitat for Humanity in Hopkins County and past president of Habitat for Humanity Owensboro-Daviess County.

Stacey Benge
Stacey moved to Owensboro in 2015. At the time she was homeless and stayed at the Daniel Pitino Shelter. After dealing with addiction issues for years she joined the Fresh Start for Women program in 2017 in has been sober ever since, and regained custody of her son, who lives with her to this day.  During her time at Fresh Start, she applied to the Habitat Homeownership Program, graduated from it, and is now a homeowner. Stacey says, because f the affordability of her habitat home, she was able to serve in the AmeriCorps program for two years where she was stationed at the Daniel Pitino Shelter. She then served at St. Benedict’s Women’s Facility as an intake specialist for three years. She just started a new position at Puzzle Pieces this year.

Stacey enjoys serving her community as a member of IMPACT100 Owensboro and on the Harwood Institute Committee. She also serves on Habitat for Humanity’s Homeowners Services Committee. 

Summer (Crick) Aldridge
Summer is the senior director of engagement at Kentucky Wesleyan College, where she oversees the College’s alumni and career engagement efforts. She’s also the co-owner of Something Borrowed, which offers event rentals and event planning services to the Greater Owensboro area. Summer is a Madisonville native who earned her bachelor’s degree in psychology from KWC and her master’s in public administration from the University of Evansville. She was named Hopkins County’s Citizen of the Year and to their 30 Under 30 list in 2019, where she also co-founded the Hopkins County Young Professionals. She was named Staff Member of the Year at KWC in 2022 and named to Owensboro’s 40 Under 40 list in 2023. She’s a graduate of both Leadership Hopkins County and Leadership Owensboro and is active in the Owensboro Chamber Young Professionals.

Summer is married to her Wesleyan Sweetheart, Kirk, and they have two pups – Mako & Rupert.

Summer currently serves as the Fundraising Committee Chair.

Barry Johnston
Recently retired from Audubon Area Community Services as Housing Services Director, Barry Johnston worked over 27 years in housing and finance. He was the director over the Weatherization Department and 455 income-eligible rental units.

During those years he administer for over 100 single-family dwellings for low-to moderate income households, North Morgan Apartments in Morganfield, the Pintino Shelter Transition Houses, Sandy’s House (Lighthouse Women’s Group Home), various repair events, and CDBG funds for both Owensboro Regional Recovery and Women’s Addiction Recovery Manor, Henderson, amongst other miscellaneous grants throughout the seven-counties.

He administered funds from KY Housing Corporation, Department for Local Government, Federal Home Loan Bank of Cincinnati, Community Reinvestment Act funds to name a few. Barry has served on several state and local nonprofit boards, Homeless and Housing Coalition of KY, KY Interagency on Homelessness, Homeless Council of the Ohio County, Livermore Apartments, Lighthouse Recovery Services, Inc. He served on the Habitat Family Selection Committee from 2008-2014 and the Habitat Board from 2012-2014. Barry currently serves at the organization’s treasurer.

Allyson Sanders
Allyson has over 16 years’ experience in sales, marketing, and leadership development. Additionally, she is a motivational speaker who is invited to speak to groups of all ages in the community.
Sanders is an entrepreneur who co-owns a small business called The Party Space Place, LLC. Allyson Joined the Habitat Board of Directors in 2022 and serves as the chair of the Board Development Committee.

Selena Coalter
Selena has been serving on the board since 2022. Selena works at Morris Family Services as an Accounting Specialist. She currently serves on the finance committee and as the organization’s Secertary.

Carli Barr
Carli is a native of Owensboro and graduated from Owensboro Catholic High School. After earning her Bachelor’s Degree in Fashion Merchandising from Western Kentucky University she returned to Owensboro to open a women’s clothing boutique for four years called Barr Bones.
Since then, over the last year, Carli has built a social media management business focused on small/local businesses to help promote brand awareness and growth. She’s been working in the social media space for almost 5+ years all together and knows what it takes to grow and create
engaging content.

Steve Lewis

Steve has been a Habitat Board Member since 2022 and currently serves as the Chair of the Property Committee. Steve is a realtor in our community and he and his wife, Tonya, has recently formed Keller Williams Elite Realty.