Michael, a professor of Christian Studies at Lubbock’s Wayland Baptist University campus, joined Lubbock Impact’s Board of Directors in 2024. He and his wife, Robin attend Bacon Heights Baptist Church and are active members- Michael serves as a deacon and Sunday school teacher. In his free time, Michael likes to bowl and read old books. Michael and Robin have a son who is a Lubbock journeyman electrician and a daughter in law who works for the TTU headstart program. Their daughter currently lives in McKinney working for an interior design company.

Jennifer joined Lubbock Impact’s Board of Directors in January 2025. After graduating from the University of Miami in 2003 with a degree in Accounting and Computer Information Systems, she came back to her home in Lubbock to work for Tyler Technologies. Jennifer loves the outdoors, hiking, photography and spending time with her two nieces!

Amber has been involved in Lubbock Impact’s ministry through volunteering in her role at United Supermarkets and joined the Board of Directors in January 2025. She has a Bachelor of Science in Personal Financial Planning, a Master of Business Administration and is skilled in teaching, finding efficiencies and inclusivity which bring great value to Lubbock Impact's Board. Amber loves fitness, reading and spending time with her family and two dogs.

Larry is a retired U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel with over 30 years of technology experience. He is a graduate of the United States Air Force Academy, holds a Master’s in Biblical Studies from Dallas Theological Seminary, and is a Registered Professional Engineer in Texas, with leadership experience at Texas Instruments and major telecom providers. Larry joined Lubbock Impact’s Board of Directors in 2026. He and his wife Susan have been married for more than 40 years and raised three children in Lubbock. He attends Providence Presbyterian Church (PCA), enjoys reading and photography, and feels connected to Lubbock Impact after seeing firsthand how the ministry meets both physical and spiritual needs with dignity and hope.

After being a regular volunteer with Lubbock Impact since 2021, David joined Lubbock Impact’s Board of Directors in 2024. David is a graduate of Texas Tech’s Rawls College of Business and Texas Tech’s School of Law and is currently practicing here in Lubbock. He and his wife, Kristen are active members of Redeemer church and consistent volunteers through Lubbock Impact’s Wednesday night community meal. He has many special skills including graphic design, publishing and technical writing and enjoys reading, games and cooking in his free time.

UMC's Vice President of Support Services, John Lowe joined Lubbock Impact's Board of Directors in August 2025, bringing his valuable assets to this ministry. John has a Master's Degree in Physical Therapy from Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center and an MBA from Sul Ross State University. He and his wife Kristi are members of Indiana Avenue Baptist Church and have two children, both of whom attend Texas Tech University. John enjoys watching Texas Tech sporting events, reading and spending time with his family and two dogs.

Dr. Suzie Beck Liner is a Red Raider alumni, retired physician and dedicated volunteer who joined Lubbock Impact’s Board of Directors in 2024. Together, Dr. Beck Liner and her husband have five married children and four grandchildren; all but 1 family reside in the Lubbock area. Aside from her extensive medical background, Dr. Beck Liner is very involved in her church. She is passionate about family, medical mission work and enjoys reading, fishing and cooking in her free time.

Tina joined Luboock Impact’s Board of Directors in 2023. Tina serves as the Chief Operating Officer of Covenant Health. With her vast experience in hospital administration, she has the wisdom to speak into the various clinics that run at Lubbock Impact. A few of Tina’s skills include leadership, mentoring, and operations. In her free time, Tina enjoys cooking, traveling, and spending time with her husband, Mark.

Kyle is a Commercial Loan Officer at First United Bank and excitedly joined the Board of Directors in January 2025. Kyle has two sons and has been married to his wife Mary Kate since 2017. He enjoys woodworking, traveling, and golf and brings years of financial analysis experience to Lubbock Impact's board.

Holly Wentz Reeves is a retired orthodontist who jumped into serving on the Board of Directors in January 2025. Holly is a graduate of Wheaton College and Indiana University Dental School and enjoys being active, baking, hiking and watching her sons play football at Wheaton College.

Brenda is a Texas Tech University graduate with a degree in Mass Communications and joined Lubbock Impact’s Board of Directors in January 2026. She serves as the Director of SHINE Girls Ministry and the Latina Ministries Director for the Hispanic Baptist Convention of Texas. Brenda and her husband, Jesse Rincones, Lead Pastor of Alliance Church and One Accord Fellowship Lubbock, have four adult children and two granddaughters. She attends Alliance Church, enjoys leading worship and serving in church ministry, and is passionate about sharing the heart and mission of Lubbock Impact, particularly within the Hispanic community.

Britt Taylor is a Texas Tech University graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering and joined Lubbock Impact’s Board of Directors in January 2026. He spent 15 years with Pioneer Natural Resources before launching his own homebuilding business here in Lubbock. Britt attends Live Oak Community Church and is married to his wife, Charise. He enjoys traveling (especially to places rich in history) and reading historical and biographical books. Britt feels deeply connected to Lubbock Impact’s Christ-centered mission and its heart for serving the working poor and values the freedom the ministry has to serve without government funding.

Dr. Gladys J. Whitten is a retired oral maxillofacial surgeon who joined the Board of Directors of Lubbock Impact in 2026. She is an alumna of The Ohio State University and the Rutgers University School of Dental Medicine. After 40 years in private practice, she brings extensive experience and clinical knowledge to support the organization’s mission of serving the community. Gladys and her husband, Gene are dedicated and active members of Alexander Chapel Church of God in Christ. They have a loving family that includes six children, thirteen grandchildren and twelve great-grandchildren. Throughout her life, Gladys has been actively engaged in her church community demonstrating a strong commitment to service in several capacities, including director of Women’s Ministry, Sunday School teacher and Missions Ministry leader. Her dedication to serving others extends beyond her local community, as she has volunteered as an oral surgeon on medical missions abroad. In addition to her professional and community service, Gladys enjoys traveling and baking.