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Meet the Staff and Board Members
Judy has been with the Dothan-Houston County Substance Abuse Partnership since 2005. Prior to becoming the Partnership’s Executive Director, she held the position of the Tobacco Prevention Manager, Youth Council Advocate, and Life Skills instructor. All of these positions required her to keep current with today’s trends that affect our youth. She has developed professionally by attending numerous educational conferences, seminars, and state and local government meetings all focusing on the dangers of drugs, tobacco, and most recently the hazardous health risk of e-cigarettes.
Judy has taught in middle and high schools in Dothan, Houston County, and the surrounding areas stressing the importance of saying NO to unhealthy choices. It is her passion to teach our children about the dangers of drugs, alcohol and tobacco while encouraging them to make the right life decisions.
Judy is a member of The Alabama Alcohol & Drug Abuse Association (AADAA), Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America (CADCA), and Alabama Drug-Free Coalition where she sits on the Marijuana Messaging Committee and The Smoke-Free Coalition of Alabama.
Judy is married to her husband David and they have three Children, David, James and Kimberley. When Judy is not at the office or in the classroom, she can be found in her kitchen baking and decorating cakes for family and friends.
Jessica has been a part of the Partnership since 2018. She has been working in graphic design and marketing for 9 years after graduating from Troy University with a double major in graphic design and photography. She has a passion for design and social media that she brings to the table. Upon her being hired, she re-branded the organization by updating the website, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter. She hopes to grow the followers on all accounts to bring more awareness to parents and teenagers about the influence of drugs and alcohol.
Jessica is a firm believer that the hard conversations start at home and she is passionate about working with parents to continue telling kids the truth about drugs, alcohol, and smoking. She has studied about the different types of substances on the streets today and hopes that she can use that knowledge to keep kids away from them.
Jessica is a long time Headland resident and loves the camaraderie of living in a small town. She is married to Justin Motley, who works at Eagle Eye Outfitters. They have a set of boy/girl twins named Jaxson and Jayleigh, as well as a 2 cats, Maebry & Moose, and a dog named Molly. When she isn't working, Jessica loves doing art projects, such as planning , bible journaling, and watercolor. I guess you could say she's always been a fan of art!
Roxane Fuentes
Community Coordinator
Roxane was born and raised in Connecticut and moved to Alabama in 2010. She is married to Donnell Grimsley Sr. They are proud parents of three beautiful and powerful kids; Jeffrey, Dj and Thalia Grace.
Roxane is certified Patient Care Associate, Electrical, and Lay Counselor. She has an Associate's Degree in General Studies, and is currently graduated with her Bachelor's Degree in Science of Psychology.
Roxane is a dedicated advocate and volunteer for American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and is the Chair for Dothan's Out of the Darkness Community Walk. She was a team member and mentor for a girls self-esteem nonprofit called Be U: Beautifully Unique and former Be U Dance Director. She is proud to partner with her best friend, Sully Velez, to form the non-profit organization, Esther Speaks Foundation where they had started and experiences with helping several women leave an abusive relationship. Now they have broadened their mission as being dedicated to loving people back to life and being a voice for the voiceless.
Roxane loves serving the Lord and extending her helping hands as well as an activist in her community. She is passionate about mentoring the youth as well as speaking at local schools and events. Roxane's favorite free time is coaching Upward Basketball with her boys and being their biggest cheerleader in all they do.
Roxane highly believes parents are their kids' first teacher, mentor and life coach.
Roxane's Motto is “Tell your story, Save a life and Empower one another!” With all that she endured in her life, especially during childhood, she knew it was not for her but to shine light on dark places and help others. Roxane's purpose is asking the Lord to remove her and use her in every way, every day!