Dave Aumiller is a person in long-term recovery and a National Certified Peer Recovery Support Specialist. He is currently working with ARCHway Institute as the director of NPRA-MO, the Missouri affiliate of the National Peer Recovery Alliance. In this role, he has developed and implemented a peer mentorship program for peer professionals in the state and serves as a recovery advocate. Dave is also a Recovery Coach with You are Accountable and a manager at Recovery House of St. Louis. His previous experience includes case management and crisis intervention among conserved individuals as well as community outreach in California. Dave

Debbie Strobl, RN, MBA, has many years of experience in healthcare as an RN and in the Pharmaceutical Industry. An Army veteran, she recently relocated to Fort Myers, FL from St. Louis, MO. Debbie became involved in addiction as a disease when it affected a family member. Debbie has been an executive board member of her local Drug Free Coalition and actively involved in the National Council of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse, as a volunteer in St. Louis. Her goal is to remove the stigma and shame associated with addiction and to help individuals realize the available resources through the

“She said she usually cried at least once each day, not because she was sad, but because the world was so beautiful…and life was so short.”Bittersweet, by Brian AndreasSo, you ask, why Bill and Sheri Crittendon are becoming involved with the ARCHway family?We feel it is not a question of “why” but rather our affirmation for “Why Not”…because life is so short and we wish to extend our hearts and hands toward those dealing with drug addictions.Having known Jan and Dan for more than 36 years, we have followed their family expansion and had many occasions to watch their children

Mrs. Whiteley has 20 years of experience as a Licensed Professional Counselor. She currently has Private Practice in St. Louis, Missouri. She has also worked in the Mercy - St. Louis hospital system for 26 years in various counseling roles. Her career at Mercy included Emergency Room experience as well as treatment facility work. She brings a combination of professional as well as personal experience with addictive issues to the ARCHway Board.

Maurice Clarett joined the ARCHway Board in January 2017. Maurice brings a ton of experience and has a passion to help change the stigma and support individuals and their families have dealing with the disease of addiction. Below is some background on Maurice. Maurice Clarett first became known for his football accolades early on in his life. In high school he was a name known throughout the nation winning USA Today's national player of the year and a Parade All-American. His success continued on at Ohio State University. Maurice became the first and only true freshman to start at running

Mark Fitzsimmons B.A., M.A., J.D, is a native of St. Louis, Missouri.  He retired in 2014 after 33 years as an attorney, then judge.  He currently resides in Punta Gorda, Florida.  During the last 16 years of his legal career he served as an Associate Circuit Judge in Springfield, Missouri.  He saw first-hand the life changing consequences of addiction and mental illness.  The struggles of those dealing with addiction in a legal setting were dealt with on a daily basis.  He referred hundreds of cases to Drug Court and Mental Health Court. Seeing the successes of those that received proper

Mr. Stoll has been employed at Energizer Holdings, Inc. for 18+ years in various Finance, Accounting, Sales and Marketing roles. He is currently serving as Sr. Manager – Pricing and Revenue Management with Energizer. From 1990 to 1997, Mr. Stoll worked in various accounting and finance roles with KPMG Peat Marwick and Brown Shoe Company. Mr. Stoll brings the benefits of his diverse finance and accounting background and experience to the Board and Finance Committee.

Brian Stuckey is a recent graduate from the University of Toledo with degrees in marketing, sales and management. He is currently working for Reynolds and Reynolds as an outside sales representative whose duties are ensuring customer satisfaction while increasing business usage of Reynolds and Reynolds products. He is closely involved with Archway with family members who have lived through the addictions and is proud to know that he is getting a chance to get their son, daughter, mother, father or friend the same thing he has been able to receive which is getting a family member back after they had

Gail Garber has a degree in Business Management and was a licensed Real Estate broker for many years.  She has held various administrative and management positions throughout her career, the most recent as Director of Human Resources and Finance for a small IT firm before retiring and moving to Williamsburg, VA. In Williamsburg, Gail volunteered with DreamCatchers and Colonial Williamsburg. She now volunteers at Historic Jamestown and for The ARCHway Institute on the Fundraising Committee. Currently, she is an Administrative Specialist for The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. Gail and Wayne have two children and five grandchildren.