Lewrissa Johns leads with heart, vision, and a deep commitment to the tri-county community. She has been involved with Tri-County Community Resources, Inc. (TCCR) since its inception and now serves as Chair of the Board of Directors. Lewrissa is also the Mayor of Chiefland and Community Relations Manager for Suncoast Credit Union. Known for her energy and warmth, she brings people together to solve challenges and create lasting impact. She also serves her community by being active in the Chiefland Rotary Club, the Chamber of Commerce, and other local organizations. In every role, she remains focused on empowering others and helping communities grow stronger.

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Laura Klock is a passionate advocate for families and a dedicated member of the Tri-County Community Resources, Inc. Board of Directors, currently serving as Board Treasurer. She serves as the SEDNET Regional Coordinator, working across six counties to support students with emotional and behavioral needs through collaboration with schools and service agencies. Laura has extensive experience in roles focused on assisting families impacted by homelessness and is deeply committed to ensuring equitable access to education and community support. She is known for her collaborative approach, steady leadership, and unwavering compassion. Her work continues to strengthen the efforts of Tri-County Community Resources, Inc. in supporting the Tri-County Community Resource Center and improving lives throughout the tri-county region.

Jaime Hinote has been involved with the Tri-County Community Resource Center (TCCRC) since its inception and is a long-time board member of Tri-County Community Resources, Inc. (TCCR), where she currently serves as Board Secretary. She works as a Patient Care Representative and is also the President-Elect of the Suwannee Valley Rotary Club. Jaime is passionate about building healthy, empowered communities and has contributed to numerous outreach efforts, including the Tri-County Children’s Partnership Council, Levy County Education Foundation, Tobacco Free Florida, and the local Community Health Improvement Plan committee. Her leadership and commitment to fundraising have supported meaningful programs across the tri-county area. Jaime lives in Chiefland with her husband and son and enjoys camping and fishing in her free time.

Tammy Boyle joined the Board of Directors for Tri-County Community Resources, Inc. in 2020 and currently serves as Immediate Past Chair. A longtime Chiefland resident, she was introduced to the organization by a fellow church member and quickly became a strong advocate for its mission to support the Tri-County Community Resource Center. Tammy has more than 30 years of experience managing dental practices and now oversees her family’s business, Boyle Imaging. Her passion for education and service began through years of volunteering in Chiefland’s schools. In 2020, she was elected to the Levy County School Board, and in 2024, was elected Superintendent of the Levy County School District. Tammy brings dedication, warmth, and a hands-on approach to everything she does—from organizing community events to chaperoning field trips. She and her husband, Jim, have one adult son, and in her spare time, she enjoys baking cheesecakes and cooking for a crowd.

Leah Gamble has served on the Board of Directors for Tri-County Community Resources, Inc. since 2017, offering steady leadership and a deep commitment to education and community well-being. She is the Dean of the Jack Wilkinson Levy Campus of the College of Central Florida, where she helps expand access to higher education and support student success. Leah holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and a Master's degree in Counseling, and has built her career around helping individuals overcome barriers and reach their full potential. Her thoughtful, intentional approach continues to guide Tri-County Community Resources, Inc. in developing services that strengthen families and communities. In her spare time, Leah enjoys camping and spending time with her family.

Sheryl Brown has served on the Board of Directors for Tri-County Community Resources, Inc. since 2019, bringing steady leadership and a deep commitment to community service. She is a Captain with the Gilchrist County Sheriff's Office, where she helps bridge public safety and community outreach. Sheryl also serves as Chair of the Gilchrist Prevention Coalition and Treasurer on the Board of Directors for Another Way, Inc., advocating for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. In addition, she volunteers with organizations like Toys for Tots and the Salvation Army to help meet immediate needs in the tri-county area. With years of experience in both law enforcement and prevention, Sheryl is known for her calm leadership, collaborative spirit, and unwavering dedication to building stronger, safer communities.

Lola Butler brings energy, experience, and a deep commitment to public service to her role on the Tri-County Community Resources, Inc. (TCCR) Board of Directors. Although she officially joined the board in 2023, she has supported TCCR for years through various outreach initiatives. As the Emergency Management Coordinator for the Florida Department of Transportation in District Two, Lola is a trusted leader in preparedness, communication, and crisis response. She is actively engaged in her community, serving as Board Chair of Dixie County’s Tobacco Free Partnership, and as a board member of both the North Central Florida Healthcare Coalition and the Dixie Education Foundation. Lola also lends her expertise as a Certification Commissioner for the Florida Emergency Preparedness Association. Known for her strong public relations and community engagement skills, Lola is passionate about helping rural communities thrive. She lives in Dixie County with her husband and and enjoys spending time with family and friends.

Stacy Merritt serves as the Director of Resource Centers for Partnership for Strong Families (PSF), a leading community-based care agency serving 13 counties in North Central Florida. In this role, she oversees a network of Family Resource Centers (FRCs), including the Tri-County Community Resource Center (TCCRC) in Chiefland, which provide comprehensive, community-driven services to families facing economic hardship, housing instability, and other challenges. Under Stacy’s leadership, PSF’s resource centers have expanded their reach and impact, offering services such as financial literacy programs, parenting support, job readiness assistance, and emergency aid. She emphasizes a place-based, collaborative model that strengthens protective factors and fosters resilience in families. Her work has been instrumental in securing funding and partnerships that sustain and grow these vital community hubs.

Tonya Sullivan is a dedicated community advocate and financial professional serving on the Board of Directors for Tri-County Community Resources, Inc. As Vice President and Business Development Officer at Seacoast Bank, she supports small businesses and promotes economic opportunity across the region. Tonya also holds leadership roles with the Greater Chiefland Area Chamber of Commerce, Suwannee Valley Rotary Club, and the Levy County Schools Foundation. She serves on the Community Advisory Board for Haven Hospice and actively volunteers with Toys for Tots. Whether distributing food, delivering disaster supplies, or lending a hand at local events, Tonya is committed to uplifting families across the tri-counties. She is also involved in Seacoast Bank’s “Women Mean Business” initiative, reflecting her passion for empowering women in leadership and business.

Robert Wells is a dedicated community leader, veteran, and minister who brings deep compassion and experience to his role on the Tri-County Community Resources, Inc. (TCCR) Board of Directors. He serves as Executive Director of the Gilchrist Prevention Coalition and is a founding member of the Levy County Prevention Coalition, where he has helped lead efforts to prevent substance misuse and support youth and families. Robert also serves on the Board of Directors for Another Way, Inc., which provides services to survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. His background in ministry and his commitment to service guide his work in fostering hope, healing, and resilience throughout the tri-county area. Known for his steady leadership and collaborative spirit, Robert continues to be a trusted voice in community prevention, advocacy, and support.

Beverly Goodman is a devoted advocate for individuals and families facing hardship and a steady voice for those too often unheard. As Manager of the Tri-County Community Resource Center, she helps connect people with the tools, support, and encouragement they need to overcome barriers and build stronger futures. With over two decades of experience in prevention and community-based services, Beverly has dedicated her career to helping others not only survive, but thrive. Her leadership has earned regional recognition - she was named Citizen of the Year by the Greater Chiefland Area Chamber of Commerce, and under her guidance, the Resource Center was honored as Nonprofit of the Year by the Gilchrist County Chamber of Commerce. Beverly also serves on the boards of the Early Learning Coalition of the Nature Coast, Gilchrist Prevention Coalition, Suwannee Valley Rotary Club, and the Alachua & Tri-County Toys for Tots program. A longtime tri-county resident, she leads with compassion and hope - believing in the strength of community and the power of kindness to change lives.