VOLUNTEERS
Mike Boyle
Mike is an active coalition volunteer, bringing his business experience to our board finance and governance committees. Mike also helped develop and facilitate our Pedal for Prevention event.
Kathy and Ron Eberline
The Eberlines are active volunteers, serving at community events like the Wixom Family Fun Nights and working to grow LACC's connection with our local faith community.
Pam Blair
Pam leads Hope Not Handcuffs and we partner with her organization whenever we can. Pam volunteers with us at our fall and spring DEA Take Back Days and also at the Walled Lake Farmers Market, connecting our message of prevention with hope for recovery.
Dan O'Donnell
Local dad, outdoor enthusiast, and IT professional, Dan worked tirelessly on developing and executing our Pedal for Prevention event.
Cheryl McMahon
Cheryl is a therapist working in the field of mental health and substance abuse. Her programs focusing on drug & alcohol abuse as well as domestic violence, anger management and retail fraud have been implemented in the courts since 1998. She attended FAN meetings hosted by the coalition during 2016 & 2017 and began volunteering directly in 2017. Cheryl conducts the Synar tobacco outlet compliance checks on behalf of the coalition in the lakes area.
Lori Kuriwchak
Lori, a local mom, conducts the Synar tobacco outlet compliance checks on behalf of the coalition in the lakes area.
Nancy Perpich
Nancy is local real estate agent who volunteers during the coalition's medication take back events every April and October.
Past Board Members
Mark Evenson
Past Board Member
Mark is a resident of Novi who spends nights and weekends in the Lakes area with his family. He joined LACC after spending 10 years between the Plymouth and Novi Educational Foundations. Mark manages the Finance, Administration, and Compliance functions with a wealth management firm in Plymouth after spending nearly 20 years in banking.
Amy Barrett
Past Secretary
Amy Barrett is proud to be a person living in long term recovery. She enjoys all things active - hiking, running, swimming, and yoga. Amy currently resides and works 2 jobs in the local communities as well as raising her amazing children. She may also be considered the "crazy cat lady" with 3 cats, and a dog, on her list of things to love.
Jacob Nasser
Past Board member
Jacob Nasser joined the LACC in 2017 after witnessing those close to him suffer from addiction. He worked with other members of the coalition to help portray the face of the coalition in a memorable way. In the summer of 2019 he was accepted into medical school at George Washington University.
Liz Martin
Past Vice President