Kim is the founder of Legacy House. She is married with four children and lives in Magnolia, Texas. Her previous work experience includes the role of Program Counselor for La Hacienda Treatment Center in College Station. She gained hands on experience over many years working as a Substance Abuse Counselor in various state institutions. Kim is in long- term recovery and has spent the last several years volunteering within numerous 12-step groups/programs in her community. The struggle of addiction and the beauty and freedom of recovery is very personal to Kim, she is passionate about what she does and considers her work with those striving towards recovery a “calling” and an opportunity to share what was offered to her many years ago in her pursuit for sobriety. She is a big believer in the “spiritual” aspect of recovery, paying it forward and – most importantly - leading by example.

Gail's journey from being a resident at Legacy House to becoming its Program Director is a testament to the transformative power of recovery and the support provided by organizations like Legacy House. Her personal and professional experience with addiction and recovery uniquely qualify her to guide others on their journey to sobriety. As someone who credits Legacy House with providing a safe space for her to re-learn how to live a healthy and productive life, Gail brings a deep understanding and empathy to her role as Program Director. Her dedication to helping other women rebuild their lives and repair personal relationships affected by addiction speaks to her compassion and commitment to making a positive impact in the lives of others. In her previous role as an Operational Support Specialist at a drug and alcohol detox facility in North Houston, Gail continues to use her expertise to support individuals in their early stages of recovery. Her active involvement in various 12-step meetings and the recovery community further demonstrates her dedication to personal growth and ongoing support for others in recovery. As a mother of four children, Gail's commitment to helping women rebuild their lives extends beyond her professional role, highlighting her desire to create a better future for her family and others affected by addiction. Gail's journey exemplifies resilience, compassion, and a deep-seated desire to make a difference in the lives of those struggling with addiction.

Miranda's journey from battling alcohol and drug abuse to becoming the Program Director at Legacy House Spring Branch is truly inspiring. Her personal experience gives her a unique understanding and empathy for the residents she serves. Transitioning from a career in oil and gas to dedicating her life to helping others on their sober journey demonstrates her commitment to making a positive impact. Her certifications as an RSPS and MHPS reflect her dedication to providing comprehensive support to those in recovery, addressing both substance abuse and mental health needs. By actively participating in AA meetings with the residents, Miranda not only provides guidance but also shares in their victories and challenges, fostering a sense of community and support. Miranda's role in the sober living community is invaluable, as she plays a significant part in women's lives as they rebuild and rediscover themselves. Her love for what sober living represents and her passion for helping others make her an integral part of Legacy House. With her daughter and grandsons by her side, Miranda's life is not only about personal success but also about creating a legacy of hope and healing for others.

Maryrose's story of transformation from a resident of Legacy House to becoming its Program Director and now a Managing Consultant is truly remarkable. Her journey reflects not only her personal commitment to recovery but also her passion for helping others find their path to sobriety. Transitioning from managing luxury residential high rises in New York to dedicating herself to the mission of Legacy House in Texas showcases her adaptability and willingness to embrace new challenges. Her decision to continue her involvement with Legacy House speaks volumes about her dedication to the organization and its mission. As a Managing Consultant, Maryrose plays a crucial role in shaping the direction and operations of Legacy House, drawing from her firsthand experience as both a resident and a program director. Her unique perspective and insights undoubtedly contribute to the continued success and growth of the organization. Her involvement as alt GSR for the Woodlands Young at Heart group and a trustee for Houston Intergroup highlights her dedication to service within the recovery community, ensuring that others have access to the support and resources they need. Maryrose's active participation in fellowship activities like Pickleball, softball, and volleyball not only promotes physical health and well-being but also fosters connections and camaraderie among those in recovery. Her Texas roots and her experiences in both New York and Texas contribute to her unique perspective and ability to relate to a diverse range of individuals. Overall, Maryrose's journey exemplifies resilience, dedication, and a commitment to both personal growth and supporting others in their recovery journey.