Meet Our Executive Staff & Board
Meet Our Executive Staff
Carolyn Cline, Executive Director
“There is no greater reason to leap out of bed each morning than knowing that I will have the opportunity to witness God doing some of His best work through Involved for Life! How humbled and privileged I am to be able to see my Lord transform lives of hopelessness and helplessness to lives with a hope and a future!”
Melinda Velez, DO – Medical Director
Vicki King, Director of Development
“I serve at Involved for Life because I believe that every woman has the right (and need) to receive factual information regarding her alternatives to abortion before she makes a life or death decision regarding her unexpected pregnancy.”
Anne MacDonald, RN – Director of Compliance and Best Practices
“Hearts are changed, lives are saved and God is our CEO! I can’t imagine serving anywhere else!”
Earlene Jones – Sr. Director of Patient Services
“It’s such a joy serving the women here at Involved for Life!”
Jessie Miller, PA-C – Staff Physician Assistant/Medical Clinic Supervisor
“The medical care we provide at our clinics is of the highest quality and is given with the utmost care. It’s difficult to put into words how that looks day-to-day, but patients feel loved when every staff member does their best to continually reflect Jesus. The result is that true, lasting impact is made.”
Karen Biles – Manager of Business Operations
“I serve at IFLI because I believe in the high value of every human life and that God is the Creator of all life.”
Board of Directors:
- Christina McCracken Nussle – Board Chair
- Matt Briggs – Board Vice-Chair
- Charlie Campbell – Board Treasurer
- Stephanie Pulley – Board Secretary
- Kenneth Barge
- Amy House Birt
- Carolyn Cline
- Mary Margaret Gibson
- Liz Hallquist
- Brian Helm
- Fred Meisenheimer
- Lee Russell
- Arlette Smith
Advisory Board:
- Carol Everett
- Katharine Hill
- June Hunt
- Kristen Salas
- Jerry Wilson
- Haddon Winckler
how we have helped
Looking for Love in All the Wrong Places” – Tiffany’s Story The lines from this old country song express a sentiment that is understood by many of us. And, while this expression represents the search of many of our clients,... Read More.
When the nurse performed the ultrasound, the scan showed a very small developing preborn that was just six weeks old. Then the baby’s heartbeat came up on the screen, and the tears began to flood down her face. Joy found... Read More.
Worried. Anxious. Undecided . All these words described LaTisha as she “googled” to find a place where she could talk to someone about her unplanned pregnancy. She had miscarried the year before and felt there was no way she could... Read More.