LaTreece Roby, Ed.D, Director of Secondary Programs

Meet our Pets!,

Olivia Darrington, Program Operation Supervisor

Olivia (she/her) graduated from Colorado State University with a Bachelor’s degree in Human Development and Family Studies and a concentration in Intervention and Prevention Sciences. With this, her goal was to work in suicide prevention, which wonderfully landed her at the one and only, Sources of Strength. Here, Oliva coordinates logistics for our Secondary trainings. When not in the office, her 115 pound Alaskan Malamute, Mowgli, will always be found by my her side. Olivia enjoys taking him on runs (even though at times he is the one running her), spending time with family and friends, and enjoying the outdoors. In times of stress, what helps her most is plugging in headphones, turning on a good song, and journaling.

Robyn Weiner, Train the Trainer Team Lead

Robyn (she/her) joined Sources of Strength as a National Trainer after serving as a middle school English teacher on the Navajo Nation. She grew up in the suburbs outside of Philadelphia and then studied something she doesn’t really use at the University of Pittsburgh. Previously, she served as a full-time mentor at a middle school and then worked in development for an education-focused non-profit in Dallas, Texas. She gets strength from positive friendships and what helps her most is experiencing new things, being around most any four-legged creature and spending time in nature (preferably hot, dusty locations).

Mish Moore, Creativity & Wellness Specialist, National Trainer

Mish (she/her) has an MA in Clinical Mental Health and is licensed to practice in Colorado. She has worked as a therapist as well as an art therapy teacher to middle and high school students with diverse learning needs in Denver. She is the Creativity and Wellness Coordinator and a National Trainer for Sources, where she still can’t believe she could get paid to play games, learn, and laugh with awesome people. Mish’s healthy activities include drinking a lot of coffee, running, art, and generously supporting her local Target store with her latest paycheck.

Leslie Morales Garcia, Accounting Manager

Leslie (she/her) is our accounting manager.

Sia Moiwa, National Trainer

Sia pronounced see-ya (she, her) is a National Trainer for Sources of Strength. She comes to SOS with 5+ years’ experience as a Human Resource professional and an AA in Business Administration and BA in Theology. Sia is a Certified Trauma Recovery Coach and Christian Counselor who is passionate about creating safe spaces that allows her to bring awareness, support, and provide resources for the mental wellbeing of others that empowers them to heal, restore, and recover. Outside of work, she loves traveling, writing inspirational pieces and exploring different cultures. What helps Sia during times of stress is to center herself with prayer and nature walks with her headphones on getting lost in moments of deep worship.

Erin Horn, Program Operations Specialist & National Trainer

Erin Horn (she/her) is Program Operations Specialist and a National Trainer and was first introduced to Sources of Strength while working as a mental health educator with a focus on suicide prevention. After being a local trainer for multiple years, Erin LOVED Sources and thought “what the heck, go big or go home,” and joined the National team! Prior to working in suicide prevention, she was a high school Business Education teacher. She graduated from Miami University with a degree in Marketing and received her 7-12 English Education licensure from Xavier University. She currently lives in Cincinnati, Ohio with her husband and three energetic boys.What helps Erin when feeling anxious, is talking with positive friends and/or family while taking a long walk. She draws strength from yoga class, long naps (re: three energetic boys), spending time with family, talking with friends, and rewatching Gilmore Girls.

Frannie Neal Mendoza, Elementary Operations Coordinator

After graduating from the University of South Carolina, Frannie (she/her) moved to Tucson, Arizona to serve with the AmeriCorps VISTA Program. As an AmeriCorps member, Frannie worked at an at-risk youth center and college access center, supporting high school students from across Southern Arizona. These experiences led Frannie to pursue graduate school for counseling at the University of Arizona while working at a local high school in college counseling. Frannie served as an elementary school counselor for over six years in the Tucson Unified School District and Chesterfield County Public Schools, where she first attended a Sources training. With a Master of Arts in Counseling and as a Licensed School Counselor, Frannie is dedicated to ensure that our elementary programming supports the needs of each school and will be implemented with sustainability as the Elementary Operations Coordinator. When she is not showing photos of her fur babies, you will find Frannie travelling, hiking, gardening, watching sunsets, walking, or writing at a local coffee shop! To stay grounded, Frannie leans on her community including her wife, Ale, and her golden retriever, Cody Bear!

Jane Buckley, Elementary National Trainer

Jane (she/her) comes to Sources of Strength with a background in classroom teaching and Social Emotional Learning implementation. Jane’s passions include: social emotional and mental health literacy, themed crosswords, trails through the redwoods, becoming emotionally involved in sports games, using imagination as a tool for social change, and freshly baked pastries. Jane is lucky to have some outrageously lovely humans (and animals) in her life who help her feel happy and strong.

Lori Ring, National Elementary Trainer

After obtaining her Master of Arts degree in Counseling at the University of North Dakota, Lori (she/her) worked in both in- and outpatient settings providing therapy to youth and adults. Lori later obtained her school counseling license in the state of North Dakota where she worked as an elementary counselor for nine years. After piloting the new Sources 3rd-6th grade curriculum in 2019-20 she was hooked on the up, upstream approach for the elementary world, and is excited to now be a part of the elementary team! When Lori is feeling big emotions, she turns to family and friends for support or some quiet alone time to read or go for a walk. Lori fully enjoy the satisfaction and aesthetic of a freshly edged sidewalk, driveway, and landscaping pavers completed by yours truly.

Tarin Cook, Fidelity Support Specialist

Tarin Cook (she/her) holds a Master of Social Work and is a licensed clinical social worker in Ohio. In her role as Fidelity Support Specialist, Tarin acts as a Positive Friend, helping Secondary programs feel supported, resourced, and equipped with the tools they need to thrive throughout their Sources journey. She brings experience in direct mental health intervention, program development, and program management, with a focus on supporting young people transitioning from the foster care system. When she’s not trying to show people pictures of her dogs Zeke and Bella, you can find Tarin tapping into Healthy Activities by tending to plants, listening to podcasts, attending ballet, cheering for the Bengals (Who Dey!), or whatever creative hobby she’s decided to fixate on this month. Tarin stays grounded by leaning on her community—both human and canine.

Sarah Brummett, Chief Operating Officer

Sarah (she/her) brings over a decade of leadership at the state and national level focused on championing a comprehensive approach to preventing suicide and promoting well-being. Sarah jumped at the chance to join the Sources of Strength team where she’s able to support an organization aligned in mission, values, impact, and prioritizing people. Sarah recharges her batteries by spending time at home snuggling with her house hippos Roxy and Edith, her partner Mike, testing out new recipes, and tending to their growing garden (when the Colorado season’s right).

Jaymie Sheehan Carson, Program Operations Director

Jaymie (she/her) is based out of Alpharetta, Georgia as the Minister of Magic aka Facilitator of Flow aka Director of Program Operations. She lives with her biggest sources of strength, her husband TJ and their two kids. After graduating from the University of Wyoming (Go Pokes!), Jaymie jumped into the nonprofit realm and has experience working domestically and abroad. She loves working at Sources and is grateful to have a job that allows her to work for an incredible purpose alongside amazing people. When not listening to podcasts, Jaymie can often be found in the middle of a conversation with friends, strangers, or sometimes just herself. What helps Jaymie in difficult times is verbally processing with friends, spending time with family, and of course, listening to more podcasts.

Mark LoMurray, Founder

Mark LoMurray (he/him) has been working in the prevention/intervention field for over three decades. He is the founder and director of Sources of Strength. He was also the director of the North Dakota Tribal-Rural Mentoring Partnership, identified as a best practices project and highlighted by the Department of Education as a case study model program. He is a consultant for the National Native American Mentoring Project and a frequent speaker at national conferences on youth and young adult suicide prevention, promoting wellness based connection models. What Helps Mark is spending on the Missouri River with his wife and hunting and fishing with his dog Bella.

Dan Adams, VP of Programs

While finishing his Masters degree in Religious Studies at the University of Cape Town, Dan (he/him) worked with youth at Rondebosch United Church, helped to create and run a program for awaiting trial juveniles at Pollsmoor Prison, played bass guitar in a folk band, and drank copious amounts of black tea. Since joining Sources of Strength in 2014, he spends time on and off the road training and supporting communities and schools, dabbling as our amateur tech geek, and working alongside our three programatic departments; Secondary Programs, Elementary Programs, and Program Operations. When feeling anxious or stressed he seeks the sanctuary of Colorado’s mountains and forests, plays or listens to music, and reads a book or six. Dan lives in Denver Colorado with his partner Tanya, children Jack, Lexi, and Peter, and best friend/little dog Esk.

Matt Hofmeister, Elementary Team Lead & Development Specialist

Matt (he/him) is a National Trainer for Sources of Strength working out of the Denver office. Matt is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker Who has worked for child protection, community mental health and has spent his last ten years working in schools directly with students and families as well as at the district level. His healthy activities include trying to dance to live music, playing rugby and creating art. When he is stressed he turns to family, friends and healthy activities to find balance.

Bri P., National Trainer

Brittany (her, she, they) also known as Bri is a graduate from Metropolitan State University of Denver. Bri studied Human Development with an emphasis in Family Studies and Sociology. Bri joins the Sources of Strength team with a background in Suicide Prevention, Social Emotional Education and Restorative Justice. When they are not working, crafting and creating are their self care methods. Cooking, painting, and jewelry making are a couple of ways that Bri expresses herself and finds care.

Jarrod Hindman, Chief Executive Officer

With close to two decades working in public health and community development, Jarrod (he/him) is passionate about innovative, collaborative, community-driven approaches to wellness-focused prevention and health promotion. Jarrod recharges by spending time with family and friends, staying active at the gym, on the ski slopes and the golf course, or doing pretty much anything physically active outside. He and his wife have three incredible young adult children who have (mostly) flown the coop, but still enjoy spending time with their parents, especially when dinner is on them.

Cody Sletten, Technical Support

Cody (he/him) is our Technical Support Coordinator. In previous positions, he has worked as a graphic designer and our Support Coordinator. Family Support is the first thing Cody goes to when he is feeling off. Cody and his wife, Megan have three beautiful daughters.

Kelsey Hopstad, National Trainer - Team Lead

Kelsey (she/her) is a National Trainer based in our Denver office. She has years of experience in prevention and mental health promotion. She’s worked closely with communities in her home state of Washington to establish coalitions, strengthen organizational ties, and empower people to bring positive change. She is most excited by building communication and connections between students, staff, and trusted adults. Her healthy activities include playing games, exploring linguistics, and experiencing carbohydrates. She’s also credited as inspiration for the Baha Men’s 2000 hit “Who Let the Dogs Out.”

Scott LoMurray, Executive Chair

Scott (he/him) coordinates and facilitates trainings with our community partners around the world. He also oversees the day to day operations of the organization and tells a lot of jokes. Scott lives in Lakewood, CO with his wife and three adorable children. Scott’s go-to strength is engaging in healthy activities by getting outdoors and his favorite hobby is growing facial hair at an incredible rate.

TaNisha Parker, National Trainer

TaNisha (she/her) graduated from Grand Valley State University with her Master of Education in College Student Development and Leadership. After working in higher education, she took her training and development skills back to her hometown of Detroit, MI to work in Hospitality and Retail Management. A certified Change Management Specialist, TaNisha joins Sources as a National Trainer on the Secondary Programs Team. When TaNisha’s not looking up random facts, she enjoys creating custom gifts with her Cricut Maker, shopping at “upscale” resale shops, and site seeing around town. What helps TaNisha most when she is feeling big emotions is prayer, working out and binge-watching episodes of The Golden Girls.

Timmy Foster, Business Development Specialist

Timmy (he/they) is proud to be from Detroit and a graduate of Central Michigan University where he studied Organizational Communication and Leadership. He joined Sources as a National Trainer after living in Washington, DC for nearly a decade as a retail management professional and fierce LGBTQ+ community non-profit advocate. Timmy is an avid flosser and, when not in the gym, can be often be found listening to showtunes. (Well, he’s also listening to showtunes when he’s in the gym…) What helps Timmy when he’s dealing with anxiety, is quality time with his loved ones or a solid HIIT class.

Sabrina Salvatierra, National Trainer

Sabrina Salvatierra (she/her) brings her passion for education and mental health to her role as a National Trainer at Sources of Strength after a fulfilling career as a high school math teacher in sunny San Diego, California. With a Masters Degree in Education and a Bachelors in Mathematics Education, Sabrina found her calling in promoting mental health and well-being through education, relationship building and support. Outside of work, Sabrina indulges in her creative side with a paintbrush in hand, whipping up delicious dishes in the kitchen, and exploring new destinations whenever wanderlust strikes. She’s unashamedly addicted to a good binge-watch of some delightfully trashy reality TV—because everyone needs a guilty pleasure, right? When life gets a bit overwhelming, Sabrina finds comfort in the simple joys: spending quality time with loved ones, getting lost in the pages of a captivating book, taking in a breathtaking sunset, and of course, cuddling up with her sweet fur child Milo.