Meet The Team

CASE RESOURCE SUPPORT SPECIALIST

As a graduate of the University of South Carolina I joined the CHEP South Carolina case management team eager to help the veterans of the city where I grew up. Over the years I have held many roles with CHEP, growing our network and influence within the community, and now I am using those connections to bring our veterans the best resources available. The goal is not to just provide a roof and a bed but, from the first moment a homeless veteran enters our program, they know they are in the best transitional housing program in the state. With a living situation that not only humanizes but also restores a sense of community and self-respect within our veterans I believe we are well on our way to achieving these goals. When I am outside of work, I like to spend time with my family and dogs playing and going for walks.

CASE RESOURCE & SUPPORT MANAGER

I am a seasoned Case Resource and Referral Manager with over 7 years of experience in servicing at risk populations. My career began as a Department of Social Services Case Manager, where my dedication and passion quickly propelled me into supervisory roles. In 2022, I began working as a HUDVASH liaison with One Eighty Place addressing challenges faced by the homeless population. I hold a degree in social work from Mississippi State University. 

Throughout my career, I have collaborated with various organizations to develop and implement programs that address challenges faced by at risk populations. My experience extends to areas such as mental health and child welfare. As a case manager, I seek to exemplify the values of empathy, resilience, and dedication, make a lasting impact on the lives I touch and embody the true spirit of social work. 

CASE RESOURCE & SUPPORT MANAGER

I am from New York and have a lifelong passion for helping others. I have a BS degree in Physical Education and is currently a Case Resource and Support Manager with over 16 years of experience working with the homeless population. I am experienced in helping clients to develop treatment plans, encouraging reluctant clients to follow through with plans and advocating for client needs with community partners. I have a proven history in improving patient outcomes through bonding with clients, diligent case management and collaboration with community organizations to meet clients’ needs. Over the last 16 years I have worked as a housing navigator, intake coordinator, GDP case manager and most recently as an SSVF housing case manager. When I am not actively serving my community, I am deeply committed to my family, coaching a winning local youth track and field club while fostering growth and development among young athletes.

REMOTE HUMAN SUPPORT SPECIALIST

 I am a Remote Human Service Specialist at CHEP. I was born and raised in Bennettsville, SC, and later served two enlistments in the US Air Force. I am an active member of Union Grove Baptist Church in Laurinburg, NC.

As a human service professional, I am committed to helping those who are addicted, homeless, and veterans. Being a counselor, life skills instructor, veteran volunteer and more importantly a sponsor, my life experiences have prepared me for a lifelong goal of enlightening, teaching and sharing with others how the battles they fight are never lost. In my spare time, I am Founder and Chairman of LynnMark Solutions Inc, Board Chairman of Kirstin’s Haven Inc in Camp Springs, Maryland, Vice Chairman of Angelo Recovery Center in Fredericksburg, VA, serves on the Leaders of Tomorrow Advisory Board in Lee County SC. I am also the author of Strong Getting Stronger: An Inspiration. The book serves as a beacon of hope and inspiration for all to place emphasis on understanding rather than being understood, to love more and hate less.