Our BOARD OF DIRECTORS

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John Haley
Chair

Bob Kent
Secretary

Missy Ellis
Vice Chair

Bruce Hughes
Treasurer

Chip Welch
First Vice Chair

Jody Saiia
Immediate Past Chair


Jessica Black
Greater Birmingham Convention & Visitors Bureau

Heath Boackle
Birmingham Police Department

T.C. Branch, DVM
Oporto Animal Clinic

Forrest J. Cook, Jr.
Valent Group

Jennifer Cordover
ICON Performance

Dr. Billy Cornay
Community Trustee

Lacey Danley
Wiggins, Childs, Pantazis, Fisher & Goldfarb, LLC

Art Edge
Art Edge, P.C.

Missy Ellis
Milo’s Tea Company

John Wade Haley
Hare, Wynn, Newell & Newton

David Horsley
Community Trustee

Bruce H. Hughes
HNG Consulting

Angie Ingram
Angie H. Ingram, Attorney at Law, LLC

Catrina Jackson
Community United Visions

Robert Kent
Aviation Services Group, Inc.

Christy King
HighFive Healthcare

Catherine Kirpalani
Clipper Resources Group

Janet Lusco
Community Trustee

Charles (Mac) K. McPherson, Sr.
McPherson Oil

Dr. Blythe Monheit
TriaVision

Clifton Nail
Community Trustee

Julie D. Pearce
Gaines Gault Hendrix, P.C.

Tony Petelos
Community Trustee

Joseph A. (Jody) Saiia
Saiia Construction Company, LLC

John Saxon
Saxon Attorneys

Kristin Waters Sullivan
Waters Sullivan, LLC

Christy Thomas
Redmont Financial Services

Chip Welch
Industrial Chemicals Inc.

Karen Wood
Coca-Cola Bottling Company United Inc., Community Trustee

David Young
Community Trustee

Sara Beauchamp
Auxiliary Chair

Sam Clement
YP Board Chair

The Greater Birmingham Humane Society lovingly remembers one of the pets’ biggest champions.

In loving memory of Carolyn King

August 28, 1950 – November 28, 2014

August 28, 1950 – November 28, 2014

Many of us didn’t know Carolyn away from the GBHS. But, to all of us, it was evident that she was kind, thoughtful, had a keen mind for business, loved animals and was extraordinarily generous with her resources for the things she cared about. For those of us who knew her only a short while, we feel a stinging loss that we didn’t get to know her for a longer period of time.

In regard to the GBHS Board, she never made one statement or asked one question that wasn’t helpful in some way to whatever was being discussed. She was very sharp and insightful. Two days before she died, on Thanksgiving Day, she called the Chairman of the Board, wanting to help in some additional way with the new vet clinic. She could barely catch her breath. She was a generous benefactor to the very end. She will be missed.