Joyce Fetrow is a resident of Otsego County and in long-term recovery from substance use disorder. She currently works in the field of substance use disorder/recovery as a project associate for Northern Michigan Opiate Response Consortium (NMORC). Joyce dedicates her time as a volunteer in this field as an operator of a sober living home for women in Emmet County. She is also a recovery coach, advocate, and navigator serving many counties within northern Michigan.

Chris has been a high school teacher at St. Mary's Cathedral in Gaylord since 2018, after spending most of his life in the metro Detroit area. While teaching at De La Salle Collegiate High School in Warren, he learned about FAN through a partnership with the school that brought in speakers to talk about education and prevention. For many years Chris's family has actively supported the annual Run Drugs Out of Town fundraising event in Fraser. Chris has given many talks on the effects of addiction on families and served as a keynote speaker at the 2017 Recovery Walk in Ann Arbor. As the father of a son in long-term recovery who has directly benefited from some of the resources that FAN offers, Chris is committed to fighting the opioid epidemic through humble service.

Pam Morgridge is a clinical supervisor for Catholic Human Services, Inc. (CHS). An agency dedicated to helping those who struggle with addiction and mental health, CHS's mission is to enhance the lives of the people they serve by providing hope-filled emotional, social, and spiritual support. Pam has been a substance abuse therapist for 16 years and has a strong passion to help people who are hurting from the pains of addiction. Her career in the substance abuse field has now led her into supervising a clinical staff in the central and south central region of northern Michigan.

Chief Frank Claeys has been a police officer with the city of Gaylord since 1997 and was sworn in as chief of police in May of 2019. He is currently a board member for Straights Area Narcotics Enforcement, as well as a school board member for the Johannesburg-Lewiston Area Schools. Chief Claeys has been involved with community youth as a high school basketball coach and youth football coach. 

In Lynda’s work in the substance abuse prevention field, she partners with local schools, law enforcement agencies, and health service providers to educate people of all ages on the negative outcomes that result from drug use and addiction. She advocates for policy and system changes that prevent underage drug and alcohol use and adult abuse of legal and illegal drugs. Having seen the negative impact of drugs and alcohol abuse in families, Lynda believes in the positive results that a Families Against Narcotics chapter will have in the community.

Courtney Quick is the Business Development Specialist for Sanford Behavioral Health, an evidence-based program that utilizes the 12 Steps and whole-body wellness, and considers the vital role of the family in its approach to treatment. Courtney not only has experience with addiction/recovery from a professional standpoint, but also on a personal level as well. Watching a spouse fall into the terrible downward spiral of addiction and mental illness has given her the passion to want to help other families suffering the terrible hurt of a loved one’s battle with substance use disorder.