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Berry is a senior vice president of Paducah Bank, semi-retired after 45 years in the industry. She is a graduate of the Kentucky School of Banking and the University of Oklahoma Commercial Lending School. She chairs the board of directors for The Continue Care Hospital LTACH at Baptist Health Paducah; and the economic development committee of Paducah Main Street, where she serves on the board. She is the past president of the Charity League of Paducah, the Dream Factory and the local chapters of the American Cancer Society and American Heart Association. She was a founder of the Paducah River City Business and Professional Women’s Club and named BPW Woman of the Year in 2000. She also has served on boards for the Paducah Convention Center, Riverfront Development Board and Paducah Art Guild. “The Lifeline board will benefit from Carla’s financial expertise, economic development experience and health care knowledge,” said board chair Steve Powless, “as well as her passion for our mission of recovery for those battling addiction.” Lifeline Recovery Center is a long-term residential recovery program for those dealing with drug and alcohol addictions, treating about 200 people each year at separate men’s and women’s campuses. The Lifeline board includes other community volunteers: Dr. Jeffrey Taylor, treasurer; Sonia Osman, secretary; David Bailey; the Rev. Dr. Bernice Belt; Missy Eckenberg; Terry Haas; Robert L. Hill; Kenny Hunt; Bonnie Schrock; Todd Trimble and Mike Zimmerman; as well as executive director Ashley Miller. https://lifelinerecoverycenter.org/stories/lifeline-schrock monthly 0.5 2023-03-13 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/13c71e8e-87b0-4e57-84d0-5563d0940cc2/Bonnie+Schrock+2011.jpg News and Events - Bonnie Schrock joins Lifeline board of directors - NEWS RELEASE December 21, 2022 Bonnie Schrock has joined the board of directors for Lifeline Recovery Center, a residential treatment program for substance abuse. Schrock recently retired as vice president and chief operating officer of Baptist Health Paducah, after a 30-year stint with executive responsibilities for marketing, patient services and human resources. She previously worked as news anchor and medical reporter at WPSD NewsChannel 6 from 1983 to 1992, except in 1986 when she served as physician liaison at Charter Hospital, conducting seminars for work sites on alcohol and chemical dependency. Schrock has a bachelor of science in journalism/radio-television from Murray State University and an executive MBA in marketing from the University of Phoenix. She has been a board-certified fellow in healthcare management by the American College of Healthcare Executives since 2008. “Bonnie brings a wealth of executive experience and a passion for improving the health of people in our region,” said board chair Steve Powless. “Lifeline is honored to have her expertise and heart on our board.” The Lifeline board includes other community volunteers: Dr. Jeffrey Taylor, treasurer; the Rev. Dr. Bernice Belt; Missy Eckenberg; Terry Haas; Robert L. Hill; Kenny Hunt, Sonia Osman, Todd Trimble and Mike Zimmerman; as well as executive director Ashley Miller. https://lifelinerecoverycenter.org/stories/lifeline-bailey monthly 0.5 2023-01-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/e2b9aa68-5ac3-4985-b3ea-6b76a5eb2015/David+Bailey+press+release.jpg News and Events - David Bailey joins Lifeline board of directors - NEWS RELEASE December 26, 2022 David Bailey has joined the board of directors for Lifeline Recovery Center, a residential treatment program for substance abuse. Bailey is a partner at Williams, Williams & Lentz, primarily responsible for audit and consulting of corporate and nonprofit entities. He previously served as vice president and chief financial officer for Trees n Trends Inc. in Paducah and as an audit senior manager with KPMG Peat Marwick in Nashville and Houston. Bailey has a bachelor’s degree in accounting from the University of Mississippi. He is a Certified Public Accountant, certified by the American Institute and the Kentucky and Texas societies of CPAs. He has served on several volunteer boards and is a past president of the Rotary Club of Paducah and chair-elect of the Baptist Health Paducah administrative board. “David’s accounting expertise and public service experience strengthen our board,” said board chair Steve Powless, “and Lifeline is grateful for his commitment to our goal that no one wanting to get sober will be turned away for a lack of resources.” The Lifeline board includes other community volunteers: Dr. Jeffrey Taylor, treasurer; Sonia Osman, secretary; the Rev. Dr. Bernice Belt; Missy Eckenberg; Terry Haas; Robert L. Hill; Kenny Hunt, Bonnie Schrock, Todd Trimble and Mike Zimmerman; as well as executive director Ashley Miller. https://lifelinerecoverycenter.org/stories/lifeline-expansion monthly 0.5 2023-01-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/5a7daeb1-30dd-4d4a-a203-f97c201809af/301554924_397736909140203_8365466089322789765_n.jpg News and Events - Lifeline’s New Campus To Expand Addiction Recovery Services - NEWS RELEASE Lifeline Recovery Center, a faith-based residential treatment center for those addicted to drugs and alcohol, announced plans Thursday for expansions to make their services available to more people. The center, which started in 2004, has purchased 46 acres near Lovelaceville for its men’s campus. The property had been developed recently by a church with existing classroom, dormitory, office, dining and recreational facilities, which Lifeline said fits their needs. “It’s like it was built for us,” said Ashley Miller, executive director. Board chair Steve Powless said Lifeline’s board had been exploring options for three years for its men and women clients. “Beginning very humbly in a homeless shelter, Lifeline is now celebrating the acquisition of a property that is going to open many doors for us in the future,” he said. More than 50 men moved recently from the original campus on Morgan Lane to what Lifeline now calls “The Ranch” in Ballard County. Next, Miller said, the center will renovate the Morgan Lane campus for its women clients, now housed on Bloom Avenue. “We will boost the number of women to be housed at one time from the current 21 to 50,” she said. With support from hundreds of individuals, churches and community organizations, Lifeline is able to offer a long-term, low-cost residential recovery program for approximately 150 people each year. Since 2004, more than 2,000 people have been treated; 63 percent of them have remained sober after one year. The licensed program is nationally accredited. Powless said addiction continues to be a growing problem, with six people dying daily in Kentucky. Lifeline turns away half of all applicants because of limited resources, but he hopes more people can be treated soon with the expansion of its facilities and staff. “With your support, we can see more changed lives when no one who wants to get sober is turned away,” he said. More information is available at LifelineRecoveryCenter.org, including ways to donate. https://lifelinerecoverycenter.org/stories/lifeline-receives-kentucky-colonels-grant-for-new-freezer monthly 0.5 2022-08-24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/f3184b79-b3b5-4d65-b472-67a0cb9e41e4/Kentucky+Colonels.png News and Events - Lifeline receives Kentucky Colonels grant for new freezer - NEWS RELEASE Lifeline Recovery Center, a residential nine-month substance abuse treatment center, has received a grant of almost $2,500 from the Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels to buy a new freezer. Lifeline serves about 150 men and women each year at separate campuses. Lifeline is able to offer low-cost residential treatment for alcohol and drug addiction because of support from individuals and organizations, such as the Kentucky Colonels. “We are grateful to the Kentucky Colonels and other generous donors who recognize the need for our program and the value we provide to clients,” said Ashley Miller, Lifeline executive director, “so these men and women can achieve sobriety to return to their families and jobs.” The grant came from the Kentucky Colonels’ Good Works Program, which recently awarded $3.1 million to Kentucky programs. https://lifelinerecoverycenter.org/stories/terry-haas-joins-board-of-directors monthly 0.5 2022-06-24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/2a61b514-acb5-46f2-ba8a-edbe4be77270/Terrance_Haas.jpg News and Events - Terry Haas joins board of directors - NEWS RELEASE Paducah, KY - Terry Haas has joined the board of directors for Lifeline Recovery Center, a residential treatment program for substance abuse. A graduate of St. Louis University with a bachelor’s degree in finance and marketing and of the University of Notre Dame with an MBA in finance, Haas is the chief executive officer of Turn Key Risk Solutions. He spent 26 years of executive leadership in the pharmaceutical distribution industry, including chief executive officer of The Harvard Drug Group; and president, executive vice president, and chief integration officer of AmerisourceBergen Corp. He serves on the board of directors for Computer Services Inc. “We are fortunate to have Terry’s business and finance expertise on the Lifeline board as we work to expand services,” said board chair Steve Powless. Lifeline Recovery Center is a nine-month residential recovery program for those dealing with life-controlling addictions, treating about 150 people each year at separate men’s and women’s campuses. The Lifeline board includes other community volunteers: Dr. Jeffrey Taylor, treasurer; the Rev. Dr. Bernice Belt; Missy Eckenberg, Dr. Jim Eickholz; Robert L. Hill; Kenny Hunt, Sonia Osman, Todd Trimble, and Mike Zimmerman; as well as executive director Ashley Miller. https://lifelinerecoverycenter.org/stories/united-way-victory-celebration monthly 0.5 2022-06-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/dc7787fb-f245-4c07-a454-31700f7b13dd/IMG_0674.jpg News and Events - United Way Victory Celebration - NEWS RELEASE Lifeline Recovery Center executive director Ashley Miller was presented as the “Live United” Income Award winner at the United Way’s annual Victory Celebration on June 16. Miller, a 2014 Lifeline graduate, worked as the office manager at Lifeline before being named executive director in 2020. Lifeline is a residential recovery center for drug and alcohol addiction, serving about 150 men and women each year at separate Paducah campuses. The United Way of Paducah-McCracken County presents annual awards to those who have made a difference in education, income, and health in the community. https://lifelinerecoverycenter.org/stories/lifeline-15years monthly 0.5 2022-06-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/6e3011c4-42e3-4916-a64d-9ccafcee1601/press+release+photo.jpg News and Events - Lifeline celebrates 15 years of changed lives through women’s program - NEWS RELEASE In 2007, when addiction was raging, Terrye Peeler believed the region was overdue for a women’s faith-based drug and rehab program. Lifeline Recovery Center for women was born. “From that first group to the current group of ladies, I have witnessed God’s hand forever changing lives that once seemed lost and hopeless,” said Peeler, a founding member and retired executive director of Lifeline. Now 15 years later, the center is celebrating hundreds of changed lives. Lifeline operates two Paducah campuses – the men’s campus began in 2004, and the women’s campus followed in May 2007. Becky Pritchett of Marshall County was in its first class. Now sober for 15 years, Pritchett knows firsthand the program’s impact: “If not for Lifeline, I wouldn’t be here,” she said, “and I think a lot of people can say the same thing.” Lifeline’s current executive director, Ashley Miller, a 2014 graduate of Lifeline, agrees. “I was once right where they are,” Miller said, “so I am able to connect with them on a personal level to give them guidance from a nonjudgmental place.” About 45 women go through the nine-month residential treatment center each year. Eleven staff members and 45 volunteers provide the programming, which includes classes, counseling, and volunteer work. Brenda Grooms, a Paducah realtor, has volunteered as a Bible class teacher since the women’s campus opened. “I did not know anyone in addiction,” she said. “I tell them I don’t know where you’ve been, but I sympathize with you. Even cigarette smoking was a hard addiction to break for me!” The staff and volunteers keep up with many former clients, many of whom come back as volunteers or even staff. “They come back,” Grooms said. “They always hug me, they really appreciate it. That thankfulness is the reward we get.” As the center looks ahead to more anniversaries, Miller said the goal is to grow, so more people can experience the change she has. “Nothing brings me more joy than to see them change their lives and restore their families.” Contact Ashley Miller at 270.443.4743 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/1655125445092-S8B7ZXSX3PPDQUIZY2IA/press+release+3.jpg News and Events - Lifeline celebrates 15 years of changed lives through women’s program https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/1655125456300-CGNWX0ZU145MY61OMGOC/press+release+2.jpg News and Events - Lifeline celebrates 15 years of changed lives through women’s program https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/1655125492805-O6C41UGUYZM6LP7H6JML/press+release+4.jpg News and Events - Lifeline celebrates 15 years of changed lives through women’s program https://lifelinerecoverycenter.org/stories/lifeline-receives-2ndnbspconsecutive-state-licensure monthly 0.5 2022-06-13 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/86ffeefd-a0b1-461e-9eb9-ff681aecda94/AODE+LOGO.jpg News and Events - Lifeline Receives 2nd Consecutive State Licensure - NEWS RELEASE For the second consecutive year, Lifeline Recovery Center has been licensed as an Alcohol and Other Drug Treatment Entity by the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Human Services. The center is licensed for 29 beds at the men’s campus and 16 at the women’s campus. “ Meeting the strict standards for licensure is a wonderful affirmation of our recovery program,” said executive director Ashley Miller, “and reflects the commitment to excellence from our staff and volunteers. Lifeline offers nine-month faith-based residential treatment for men and women dealing with life-controlling addiction. Contact Ashley Miller at 270.443.4743 https://lifelinerecoverycenter.org/stories/sonia-osman-joins-lifeline-board-of-directors monthly 0.5 2022-06-24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/077eed15-9c76-4ed1-b624-6783b276f693/Osman.jpg News and Events - Sonia Osman joins Lifeline board of directors - November 17, 2021 Sonia Osman has joined the board of directors for Lifeline Recovery Center, a residential treatment program for substance abuse. A graduate of Murray State University with a bachelor’s degree in business, Sonia obtained her SHRM Certified Professional (SHRM-CP) designation in 2021. She has spent 17 years in different business sectors, including corporate, manufacturing, construction, hospitality/entertainment (casino), and retail. Sonia was president, vice president and past president for Four Rivers SHRM chapter in Paducah and the 2020 Lyle Hanna Spirit Award recipient from the Kentucky SHRM Council for advancing the HR profession. She also has served as workforce readiness director on the Kentucky State SHRM council and director on the Leadership Paducah Alumni Association board. As a trainer across Kentucky, she has worked to increase awareness among business leaders on how to combat substance use and mental health disorders in the workforce. “The Lifeline board is fortunate to have Sonia’s HR expertise and knowledge of substance abuse in the workplace,” said board chair Steve Powless. https://lifelinerecoverycenter.org/stories/graduation2021 monthly 0.5 2021-12-24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/1634909547548-PWTMY8RAPFWPB7VGJ6UU/Scottie+%26+Malcom+%282%29.jpg News and Events - Two best friends among Lifeline’s 39 new graduates form bond to help community https://lifelinerecoverycenter.org/stories/governor-visit monthly 0.5 2021-12-24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/1629729179782-SG6FAXF07TI2N6K3SOQS/Beshear+2.jpg News and Events - Governor Beshear visits Lifeline - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/1629729075821-LEIEPR09XHQSS7HVIEV5/Beshear.jpg News and Events - Governor Beshear visits Lifeline https://lifelinerecoverycenter.org/stories/licensure-accreditation monthly 0.5 2022-02-24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/1626886513480-U9G4PPGLM9WKV9IDK1N4/CARF_GoldSeal.jpg News and Events - Lifeline meets standards for licensure and accreditation https://lifelinerecoverycenter.org/stories/ribbon-cutting monthly 0.5 2022-02-24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/1626367529643-6UQV8QTZQTWVQ44NGKKE/IMG_2314.jpg News and Events - Leadership Paducah class donates $111k to Lifeline. 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Since stepping into leadership in 2019, Ashley has guided Lifeline through significant growth—including achieving state licensure and national accreditations through ASAM and CARF. Her leadership has helped ensure that Lifeline consistently meets the highest standards of care in the field of addiction recovery. A native of Murray, Kentucky, Ashley is a graduate of West Kentucky Community and Technical College and the Academy of Nonprofit Leadership at Murray State University. In recognition of her impact, she was commissioned a Kentucky Colonel by Governor Andy Beshear. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/43b7526e-d516-406a-9fec-91bcbb79ce10/Jeff+Taylor.jpg Our Board - Dr. Jeffery Taylor Treasurer Board member since 2016 Jeff, an eye specialist physician, moved to Paducah in 2005 to join The Ophthalmology Group. He learned about Lifeline through the Emmaus Walk; as he served on several teams, he saw how God transformed the lives of men with addiction and wanted to become involved in Lifeline. He and wife Heather have two daughters. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/f9e1c187-080f-4283-a3ba-6b788cf3921c/David+Bailey.jpg Our Board - David Bailey Board member since 2022 Bailey serves as Chief Financial Officer of The Paducah Bank and Trust Company. He recently retired from Williams, Williams & Lentz, where he held the role of audit partner and business consultant, with a primary focus on corporate and nonprofit entities. Prior to that, he served as a senior manager with KPMG in both Nashville and Houston. He currently chairs the Administrative Board of Directors for Baptist Health Paducah and has lent his leadership to a variety of civic and philanthropic boards, including the Rotary Club of Paducah and the Community Scholarship Program. In addition to his professional and community service, Bailey is a dedicated adult Sunday school teacher at Heartland Church. He and his wife, Jan, reside in Paducah, Kentucky. They are the proud parents of three grown children and grandparents to eight. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/a6395287-e642-4a13-8d39-807008e409f6/Dr.+Bernice+Belt.jpg Our Board - Rev. Dr. Bernice Belt, BS, MS, CCC, ThD, PhD. Board Secretary Board member since 2016 Rev. Dr. Bernice Belt is an ordained minister in both the Missionary Baptist and Cumberland Presbyterian Church denominations. She actively serves in covenant with Highland Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Paducah, Kentucky, and participates in the work of Covenant Presbytery. Dr. Belt holds both the Doctor of Theology and Doctor of Philosophy in Christian Education. She is currently completing her dissertation for a PhD in Missions, Evangelism, and Church Growth. Dr. Belt is deeply committed to Christian education and community connection. She serves as an instructor in the denomination’s Program of Alternate Studies and is a lifelong member of the NAACP. Her distinguished civic engagement includes being named a Duchess of Paducah, graduate of Leadership Paducah class of #25, and Paducah Police Academy Class #1, and serves as a McCracken County elections officer. She is also an active member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc, Beta Omega Omega Chapter, and recently completed Certification in Church Revitalization. Dr. Belt is married to Harold, a retired U.S. Army veteran. Together they have four children, 11 grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren, and three beloved bonus daughters. Her personal journey is marked by extraordinary resilience…she is a survivor of domestic violence, homelessness, sexual harassment, and two rare forms of cancer—small bowel and stomach. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/b1505b57-9628-4b84-8fc1-046b8f8cabd7/Carla+Berry.jpg Our Board - Carla Berry Board member since 2023 Berry is a senior vice president of Paducah Bank, semi-retired after 45 years in the industry. She chairs the board of directors for The Continue Care Hospital LTACH at Baptist Health Paducah; and the economic development committee of Paducah Main Street, where she serves on the board. She is the past president of the Charity League of Paducah, the Dream Factory and the local chapters of the American Cancer Society and American Heart Association. She was a founder of the Paducah River City Business and Professional Women’s Club and named BPW Woman of the Year in 2000. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/3e39cfac-1839-400b-bcab-e6fee73d6b9c/Casey+Brantley.jpg Our Board - Casey Brantley, MD Board member since 2023 Casey Brantley, MD, has been an emergency physician since 2011 at Mercy Health Paducah, where he serves as assist medical director. He has served on boards for the United Way and Hope for Orphans USA, as well as a church cabinet member and middle-school Sunday school teacher at Heartland Church. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/334e3c73-bd50-49b9-808a-f250e4b170f6/Tony+Copeland.jpg Our Board - Tony Copeland Board member since 2023 Tony Copeland is senior maintenance and stores supervisor/planner at Arkema Inc. in Calvert City, where he has served 27 years. A Paducah resident, he serves on the administrative and foundation boards of Baptist Health Paducah. He also serves on boards of several other organizations, including Independence Bank Paducah Area, Community Scholarship Program, Rolling Hills Country Club and the McCracken County Community Career Endowment Inc. Copeland recently completed eight years as a member of the board of directors for the Paducah Area Chamber of Commerce. He is a member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc., where he serves as the keeper of records and seals. He studied marketing at Western Kentucky University and business at the University of Virginia Darden School of Business. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/62b4f444-fb3e-48c6-af7f-3945f8981ec8/Missy+Eckenberg.jpg Our Board - Missy Eckenberg Board member since 2021 Missy Eckenberg has undergraduate and graduate degrees in nursing from Murray State University. Former positions include Regional Coordinator for the Kentucky Cancer Program, Director of the Lourdes Hospital Foundation, and Director of Development for St. Thomas More Church. Missy is a past president of the Rotary Club of Paducah and Rotary District Governor 2017-18. A volunteer for many organizations, she served on the Community Scholarship Program Board and the Chamber Business Advocacy Committee. She is married to Stan Eckenberg, CSI retiree, and has two daughters, Erin, a Paducah business owner, and Sarah, who works for the U.S. Treasury Department. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/2fde161e-42cc-4de5-975c-140213630cfb/IMG_Terrance_Haas.jpg Our Board - Terry Haas Board Member since 2022 Terry Haas is the Chief Executive Officer of Turnkey Risk Solutions, LLC. He brings over 26 years of executive leadership experience in the pharmaceutical distribution industry, having held key positions such as Chief Executive Officer of The Harvard Drug Group, and President, Executive Vice President, and Chief Integration Officer at AmerisourceBergen Corporation. A graduate of St. Louis University with a bachelor’s degree in finance and marketing, Mr. Haas also holds an MBA from the University of Notre Dame. His strategic expertise has extended beyond the pharmaceutical sector, including service on the Board of Directors for Computer Services Inc., where he chaired the Risk and Strategic Committees and was a member of both the Executive and Audit Committees. He currently chairs the Lifeline Executive Committee, helping guide the organization's mission and strategic direction with a focus on service and sustainability. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/8ca31994-9a5a-434d-8672-708eed0cf445/Robert+Hill.jpg Our Board - Robert L. Hill Board member since 2017 Robert has an extensive entrepreneurial background that began with a catalog store chain for the Lowell Supply Company in Bloomington, Ill. He opened six catalog stores in eight years, with sales nearing $20 million each year. He left Lowell to open his own catalog store, Hillmark Jewelers and Distributors, in downtown Paducah. After closing Hillmark in 1991, he operated a jewelry store and KWHS, a national liquidation company, for 10 years before retiring. Robert served as president of the Paducah Merchants Association for five years. Lifeline’s work is important to him because a lifelong struggle with drugs and alcohol claimed the life of his daughter. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/f77fb186-db23-4520-a4f7-cde0a5b47515/Kenny+Hunt.jpg Our Board - Ken Hunt Board member since 2020 Ken, owner and president of A&K Construction in Paducah, is active in several community organizations – past president of Associated General Contractors of western Kentucky, past chairman of Greater Paducah Economic Development Council, past member of the St. Mary School Board and a current member of the FNB board. He and A&K host an annual golf tournament to benefit Sunrise Children’s Ministry, raising more than $500,000 to help abused and neglected children. He and wife Beth have three children and two grandchildren. He enjoys golf, running and travel. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/ba5fc9d6-da9a-41ba-a790-2f082ef00e3f/Bonnie+Shrock.jpg Our Board - Bonnie Schrock Board member since 2022 Schrock recently retired as vice president and chief operating officer of Baptist Health Paducah, after a 30-year stint with executive responsibilities for marketing, patient services and human resources. She previously worked as news anchor and medical reporter at WPSD NewsChannel 6 from 1983 to 1992, except in 1986 when she served as physician liaison at Charter Hospital, conducting seminars for work sites on alcohol and chemical dependency. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/9595bc87-975c-4114-8d66-6c9bca0264ab/Matt+Snow.jpg Our Board - Matt Snow Board member since 2024 Matt Snow is system vice president of support services for the Baptist Health System in Kentucky and Southern Indiana, following experience as executive director of facilities at Baptist Health Paducah. He has previous experience as an HVAC sales engineer and a consulting engineer /project manager. Matt holds a Master of Business Administration from Western Governors University and a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Kentucky, Paducah Campus. He is a certified Professional Engineer, a Certified Energy Manager and a Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives (FACHE). Matt has served as president and treasurer for Kentucky Society of Healthcare Engineers, president of West Kentucky Regional Chamber Alliance, president of Leadership Paducah Foundation, graduate of Leadership Kentucky Class of 2016, and founding co-chair of Paducah Young Professionals https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/38adb8fa-44c4-4cd9-9cd2-b4f0362111d6/Todd+Trimble.jpg Our Board - Todd Trimble Board member since 2020 Todd, owner of The Golf Complex in Paducah, earned a business degree from Morehead State University in 1988. He then earned his PGA status in Oak Ridge, Tenn., before beginning a 12-year career as the PGA professional at the Country Club of Paducah. He and business partner Barry Kight built the Golf Complex in 2003, now employing five professionals. 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Center, previously Paducah Lifeline Ministries, serves men and women with life-controlling addictions in Paducah, Kentucky https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/1586513507210-WSQETQB3J069KUN49MA2/Lifeline+Recovery+Center+serves+men+and+women+with+life-controlling+addictions+in+Paducah%2C+Kentucky.jpg Testimonials from Community Leaders Lifeline Recovery Center, previously Paducah Lifeline Ministries, serves men and women with life-controlling addictions in Paducah, Kentucky https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/adeb3263-4755-44be-84e7-b319bc628ef6/569348545_1146626287560657_1330876688928632537_n.jpg Testimonials from Community Leaders Lifeline Recovery Center, previously Paducah Lifeline Ministries, serves men and women with life-controlling addictions in Paducah, Kentucky https://lifelinerecoverycenter.org/admission-application daily 0.75 2024-02-19 https://lifelinerecoverycenter.org/history daily 0.75 2024-05-01 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They were concerned about the physical and spiritual devastation of families hurt by addiction. In 2002, they rented a house on Kentucky Avenue for $1 per year for five years. Their faith-based classes, such as Anger Management and Stepping into Freedom, grew until they had a full house every week. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/1587415259035-2V5LHP914UFFLJ0JLI9T/Lifeline+Recovery+Center+started+in+2004+and+serves+men+and+women+with+life-controlling+addictions+in+Paducah%2C+Kentucky.jpg History - 2004 With a vision of a Christ-centered residential rehabilitation facility for men with addiction, the founders looked at an old homeless shelter at 2806 Morgan Lane. They had only $200 to buy the $90,000 property. They believed men who committed to Christian values could be freed of addiction. They shared their vision on local television, in a story broadcast by the NBC affiliate WPSD-TV, and felt their prayers had been answered when a $20,000 donation arrived. That donation was the down payment for the purchase of the property. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/1587415272314-HHNTYT4WS6ZQV93YKXX4/Lifeline+Recovery+Center+started+in+2004+and+serves+men+and+women+with+life-controlling+addictions+in+Paducah%2C+Kentucky.jpg History - 2005 Nine women, led by former executive director Terrye Peeler, wanted to develop a program for women similar to Lifeline’s service for men. They met weekly, prayed and gathered information. When the men’s program moved, the women’s program began classes in the Kentucky Avenue house, as well as in the McCracken County Jail. Later that year, Ladies Living Free moved to Bloom Avenue. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/1587415287533-EBK0G1RMEDH7WT35SZKV/Lifeline+Recovery+Center+started+in+2004+and+serves+men+and+women+with+life-controlling+addictions+in+Paducah%2C+Kentucky.jpg History - 2006 The two ministries merged, making Ladies Living Free a division of Paducah Lifeline (now Lifeline Recovery Center). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/1587415304490-2MP30SWLC3Y0UQCOZPF7/Lifeline+Recovery+Center+started+in+2004+and+serves+men+and+women+with+life-controlling+addictions+in+Paducah%2C+Kentucky.jpg History - 2007 On May 1, Ladies Living Free became a reality, taking their first group of women into the residential treatment facility. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/1587415319354-SZ3H9PH1FK2OO7LOSSZV/Lifeline+Recovery+Center+started+in+2004+and+serves+men+and+women+with+life-controlling+addictions+in+Paducah%2C+Kentucky.jpg History - 2012 A transitional house was built for Ladies Living Free. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/1587415332295-BK22IW7A5TW81WICZ3B8/Lifeline+Recovery+Center+started+in+2004+and+serves+men+and+women+with+life-controlling+addictions+in+Paducah%2C+Kentucky.jpg History - 2015 Lifeline and Ladies Living Free moved toward full-time staffing. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/1587415366799-SPJZXMKPZNHGWIRE1G61/Lifeline+Recovery+Center+started+in+2004+and+serves+men+and+women+with+life-controlling+addictions+in+Paducah%2C+Kentucky.jpg History - 2017 Parameters were set to determine the success rate of Lifeline. Using the criteria of having been clean and free of drugs and alcohol for one year after graduating Lifeline, it was determined that the ministry had a 62 percent success rate. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/1587415741147-70UH6M6EGMO7IWDNRCYY/Lifeline+Recovery+Center+started+in+2004+and+serves+men+and+women+with+life-controlling+addictions+in+Paducah%2C+Kentucky.jpg History - 2018 The board approved building a first phase dorm at the men’s location. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/1588084618384-RJS8SZ7ERX4XH111ON5D/The+new+Lifeline+Recovery+Center+2%2C400-square-foot+men%E2%80%99s+dormitory+opened+in+2020%2C+providing+a+treatment+facility+for+22+men.png History - 2020 The new 2,400-square-foot men’s dormitory opened, providing a treatment facility for 22 men. The $250,000 facility, built by A&K Construction, was funded by donations. In addition, Lifeline broke ground on a second men’s dormitory. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/1588084630460-JF6Z74FA4V0OYBCD9H00/Paducah+Lifeline+Ministries+and+Ladies+Living+Free+was+renamed+in+2020+and+are+now+known+collectively+as+Lifeline+Recovery+Center.png History - 2020 To strengthen and unify the mission of both the men’s and women’s programs, they are renamed, so that Paducah Lifeline Ministries and Ladies Living Free are now known collectively as Lifeline Recovery Center. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/1626890195215-DVLM0708C4IY5KX40C7H/LLM_AODE+Certified+Seal-01.png History - 2021 Lifeline’s tireless pursuit of excellence resulted in several noteworthy accomplishments including (first-ever) AODE licensure and CARF accreditation. Furthermore, Lifeline celebrated a ribbon-cutting for a new men’s dormitory and also recognized the leadership and philanthropic support of Terrye Peeler (past executive director) and Kenny Hunt (board member) by naming the newest men’s dormitories (2020 and 2021), Peeler and Hunt Hall. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/64abb543-0e41-49cf-9e36-b8f63a3fbf44/3.5+larger.png History - 2022 Lifeline built on (2021) AODE licensure and CARF accreditation by receiving 3-year, 3.5 and 3.1 ASAM accreditation status for both campuses. This momentum positioned Lifeline to receive Medicaid reimbursement for the first time in program history helping to diversify Lifeline’s revenue model. Furthermore, Lifeline courageously purchased a new 46-acre property which now serves as the new men’s campus. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/598bc79a-afd6-4585-bbc1-1d86f5399956/2023+graduation+women.jpg History - 2023 2023 was a year of investing in Lifeline employees. A first in Lifeline’s history, the board unanimously approved creating access to a benefits package for all employees. In addition, a full-time registered nurse was hired to support clients on campus and a chief financial officer was hired (another first). The women’s campus was relocated to Morgan Lane where male clients were traditionally located. The community continued to demonstrate their spiritual support and philanthropic support of Lifeline as evidenced by two sold-out events (The Annual Banquet and The Annual Golf Outing). Board, staff and volunteers rejoiced when they witnessed the fruits of the labor with the largest group of Lifeline graduates ever- 56! https://lifelinerecoverycenter.org/news daily 0.75 2021-11-03 https://lifelinerecoverycenter.org/about-lifeline-recovery-center daily 0.75 2026-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/783fc72f-8543-4bfa-8209-cb45b4c1e244/624496419_1223922389831046_61836278199268824_n.jpg About Lifeline Lifeline Recovery Center started in 2004 and serves men and women with life-controlling addictions in Paducah, Kentucky. https://lifelinerecoverycenter.org/videos daily 0.75 2025-05-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/1747231720300-3MDRM9Z6R9THGR4RXV45/Steve%2Bat%2BNew%2Bwomens%2Bcampus%2Bfilming%2Bvideo%2Bapril%2B2025.jpg Videos Steve Powless, Chair of Lifeline Recovery Center Board at new women's campus - April 2025 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/0c7edf2a-cc5d-4168-8f4f-49cbf52dab1a/Ashley+photo.jpg Videos Ashley Miller, Executive Director, at new women's campus May 2025 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/beea456b-16c1-4907-ab8e-e4f4c83cfbea/Cross+pic.jpg Videos LRC Featured on KET.org regarding new women's campus April 2025 https://lifelinerecoverycenter.org/strategic-plan daily 0.75 2025-06-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/27e48877-b9e9-4d6c-88b1-b4faa1f7fa2a/front+cover+graphic.png Strategic Plan - Make it stand out LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR VISION https://lifelinerecoverycenter.org/golf-outing daily 0.75 2025-05-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/829b8693-07b7-4b76-b4bb-9b815e52addd/fnb-logo.png 16th Annual Golf Outing - Title Sponsor: FNB Bank Our annual golf outing would not be possible without the generous sponsorships from the local community. We are so thankful for FNB Bank’s financial commitment as the Title Sponsor for this year’s outing. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/b07fccf5-2c1b-4b22-be12-af999d640f58/Golf+Outing+-+13.jpg 16th Annual Golf Outing https://lifelinerecoverycenter.org/lifeline daily 0.75 2025-06-12 https://lifelinerecoverycenter.org/annualbanquet daily 0.75 2026-02-20 https://lifelinerecoverycenter.org/about-lifeline-recovery-center-careers daily 0.75 2026-04-02 https://lifelinerecoverycenter.org/about-lifeline-recovery-center-faq daily 0.75 2026-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/19fc0526-f0fa-4cce-8886-8f687ed54e7f/573453349_1153935136829772_8781836984360004092_n.jpg Frequently Asked Questions Lifeline Recovery Center started in 2004 and serves men and women with life-controlling addictions in Paducah, Kentucky. https://lifelinerecoverycenter.org/campaign daily 0.75 2026-03-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/9b6cbf4a-1c10-4772-b63f-c03b7fd51d68/P1001936.jpg Campaign for Recovery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/b35b70c8-f0f4-4723-bffa-23ed150f3342/Men%27s+Campus.jpg Campaign for Recovery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/a0e97cd6-8047-4021-8462-67b6f129c328/JPEG+of+Chapel+-+Side.jpg Campaign for Recovery - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/ac1eee2b-940c-42e1-9af2-45cf014c18ff/JPEG+of+Lighthouse.jpg Campaign for Recovery - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/69995bbd-d281-4f46-8b97-6b36592e3b24/Cover+Case+Statement.jpg Campaign for Recovery - Make it stand out CAMPAIGN CASE FOR SUPPORT https://lifelinerecoverycenter.org/golf-outing-register daily 0.75 2024-07-09 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/6c341b2f-28ae-4c83-b88a-121833323afc/fnb-logo.png 15th Annual Golf Outing (Registration) - Title Sponsor: FNB Bank Our annual golf outing would not be possible without the generous sponsorships from the local community. We are so thankful for FNB Bank’s financial commitment as the Title Sponsor for this year’s outing. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e591f4f67477f767800db6c/b07fccf5-2c1b-4b22-be12-af999d640f58/Golf+Outing+-+13.jpg 15th Annual Golf Outing (Registration) https://lifelinerecoverycenter.org/new-page daily 0.75 2024-06-28 https://lifelinerecoverycenter.org/home-1 daily 0.75 2025-05-08 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cdb0b54755be25d5d92bfb3/1559252192300-EOFOIYL5NBLA7IDHGDZR/image-asset.jpeg Home - Materials for Learning Many educational materials in local languages are often out of date. We work with school leaders and publishers to ensure that students have access to current textbooks that are age appropriate and written in their primary language. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cdb0b54755be25d5d92bfb3/1559252207571-LZCNVW6ZFPOBOLJS7EC4/image-asset.jpeg Home - Continuing Education for Teachers We create bespoke continuing education programs to address the needs of teachers and their student communities. From training on the latest technology to new pedagogical methods, we help teachers make their classrooms engaging and successful. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cdb0b54755be25d5d92bfb3/1559252223994-JBQZAKD1RF7FDJMOVVJV/image-asset.jpeg Home - Support for Communities Education happens within the context of a larger community. Our approach extends beyond the school to help ensure students have the necessary support to do their best learning.