Neil Moseley is a partner in The Church Cartographers, helping congregations create new pathways to relevancy in their mission field. Neil learned about church community at Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church in McKinney, TX (when McKinney was still a small town) and at his grandparents’ Southern Baptist churches (especially in Telephone, TX which is still a very small town). Neil currently works with congregations across the country, but loves working with churches close to home (Dallas, TX) which allows for guest preaching & participating in community life.

Prior to The Church Cartographers, Neil was Director of Community Engagement for White Rock UMC and the Owenwood Farm & Neighbor Space (Dallas), which have become models of innovation in urban church revitalization. Before that, Neil worked in more traditional youth, global missions, and adult ministry roles in local churches.

Neil is a cofounder of Union Coffee House, and has loved participating in numerous boards and committees, including: QuadW Foundation – Board Member, Genesis Women’s Shelter – Faith Coalition, Wesley-Rankin Community Center – Strategic Planning Committee, Texas Methodist Foundation’s President’s Advisory Committee, Legacy Church National Team, was a co-facilitator of the Edge Cohort of TMF’s Courageous Leadership Imperative, is currently co-facilitating the C3 East Dallas cohort, and is a congregational guide for Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary’s Houses of Hope program.

Neil has spoken to numerous groups around the country about the Single Board Model of Church Governance, Ministry Innovation, Community Engagement, Space Sharing, & Strategic Partnerships.

Neil spends most of his time with his better fifteen/sixteenths, Rev. Elizabeth Moseley, and their kids: Nathaniel (11), Evangeline (8 going-on 35), and Josephine (7). Neil likes coffee, birds, live music, new destinations, vinyl records, old baseball cards and first-edition books. Neil’s favorite cards in his collection are a 1909-11 T206 Walter Johnson (portrait) and a 1933 Goudey Mel Ott (portrait), and his favorite authors are John Steinbeck, Nick Hornby, and Kurt Vonnegut.

Neil received a B.A. of Philosophy from Texas A&M University and a Masters of Theological Studies from Southern Methodist University’s Perkins School of Theology.

Jorge D. Azpe is a senior global finance leader with experience in various industries such as consumer-packaged goods, financial services, and retail. He is also a co-founder of Schok LLC, within the consumer electronics arena. He has more than 30 years of global experience in consumer-packaged goods and financial services in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, and Pacific Asia.

Jorge founded and is currently practicing his own consulting at iSee-Consulting, LLC, by providing fractional CFO services for increased strategic and financial visibility for individuals and businesses.

Jorge’s experience includes various finance and supply chain roles at MoneyGram International, Dr Pepper Snapple Group, Cadbury Schweppes, and FEMSA.

Jorge received his MBA in Finance and Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering and Systems from Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey in Mexico (ITESM-CEM).

Jorge enjoys Formula 1 car racing, loves traveling while discovering new places and cultures. He lives in Plano, TX, with his wife of 33 years, Arelli.

Lucinda Buford is an esteemed real estate agent whose passion for helping her neighborhood thrive is expressed through her work on behalf of her clients. As a well-respected member of the real estate community, she utilizes her market knowledge and real estate connections to bring the best transaction to every client. Buford built her business on creatively approaching each listing to garner the best price for her clients while maintaining a smooth experience for all parties.

Buford earned a BA in Industrial Psychology from Rhodes College and worked as an award-winning corporate trainer before founding a custom homebuilding company with her husband, Barry Buford, in 1998. Among the company’s many awards and accolades, the Bufords are most proud that it is highly regarded by top architects as one of Dallas’ best custom builders.

An active and respected leader, Lucinda has effectively guided teams in a variety of organizations, from chairing fundraising campaigns for public and private schools in the area to serving her church and worthy charities, Buford shares the skills that have developed her professional success. She works tirelessly for organizations that are close to her heart in order to build a stronger community.  Because her family has been touched by the disease of alcoholism, she is grateful for the opportunity to be involved with non-profits, like The Magdalen House and others, that work toward recovery for both the addicts and family members.

Mayan Corioso is the CEO of Providence Roofing and Restoration, a general contracting company based in the DFW community. With 15 years of dedicated leadership experience, Mayan has been instrumental in establishing the company’s strong market presence and reputation for quality.

Mayan and his wife, Angela, have five children and reside on a small homestead in Red Oak, TX. Mayan has been in recovery since 2008, and he and Angela dedicate much of their spare time to helping other alcoholics and their families. They both volunteer many hours at Maggie’s and are passionate about serving those who are still suffering.

Chris Ferguson is a lifelong advocate and guide for individuals navigating significant life transitions, bringing decades of experience and passion to his role as a Member At Large for The Magdalen House Board of Directors. Chris has dedicated himself to empowering people facing significant changes—whether in coming out, recovery, education, personal growth, or end of life—by providing guidance, encouragement, and practical support and resources. His commitment extends beyond his professional life, as he has volunteered with non-profit organizations devoted to building communities and supporting individuals in transition. He is honored to advance the mission of The Magdalen House in helping its clients create new lives in recovery.

Chris earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Communication, Master’s in Public Administration, and Juris Doctor all at The George Washington University.  His education and experience at GW prepared him for a diverse career in government, telecommunications, internet start-ups, public health, and law.

In his spare time, Chris enjoys running, traveling with his husband John Schoggins, and playing with their dog Wilber.

Klint is a group vice president at Sewell Automotive companies, a Texas-based, family-owned company founded in 1911.  Klint has served in a myriad of leadership roles since joining the company in 2001. He committed to the mission at The Magdalen House to lend his time, talent, and resources in honor of his mother, Lynda Guerry, who lost her battle with alcoholism at the age of 43.

In addition to his service to Maggie’s, Klint is on the Dallas College Foundation board and a number of industry-related committees and counsels. He and his wife Natalie are past board members for Council for Life.

Klint received a B.A. in Business Administration from American Intercontinental University and completed the Teams Program at the Center for Creative Leadership, Leadership for Extraordinary Performance at the University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business, and the Strategic Leadership program at the United States Army War College.

Klint and Natalie have three children, Hollis, Margot, and Ryan, and are active members at Park Cities Presbyterian Church.

Dr. Randy Hunter joined the Board of Directors of The Magdalen House in the fall of 2023.

Randy is a Licensed Psychologist who has worked at Methodist Dallas Medical Center for 30 years, the last 20 of which have primarily been in the liver and kidney transplant program. In addition to previously having a private practice for over 30 years, he worked on a Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation unit and volunteered with HIV/AIDS and Parkinson’s patients and families. As a transplant psychologist, Randy is tasked with helping patients with alcoholic liver disease receive a liver transplant and successfully transition to a healthy lifestyle.

When Randy discovered The Magdalen House a number of years ago, it was truly a Godsend. The Magdalen House has helped numerous women successfully maintain their sobriety and live a fulfilling life post-transplant. Within the past year, several graduates from The Magdalen House have returned to the Liver Institute at Methodist and volunteered to be Transplant Mentors for women struggling with alcoholism pre- and post-transplant. The dedication and generosity of these volunteers has made a profound difference for these patients. The new men’s program will be a wonderful addition to the mentorship program in 2024.

Randy received an MA in Clinical Psychology from Stephen F. Austin University and his PhD in Counseling Psychology with an emphasis on Marriage and Family Therapy at TWU in Denton.

Melissa holds a Bachelor of Science from the University of North Texas with a focus in accounting. She brings experience in financial management, event planning, and community engagement. She volunteers with Allen ISD, supporting students across all grade levels, and has a professional background that includes roles with Lincoln Property Company and Weitzman Management Company, where she managed budgeting, audits, and financial reporting.

Melissa is deeply committed to service and community involvement. She supports women in recovery through her volunteer work with The Magdalen House and Maggie’s Women’s Group, contributes to the Allen ISD PTA, and has held leadership roles with the Quail Run HOA board and social committee. Volunteering is a central part of her ongoing recovery, personal growth, and dedication to giving back.

Nancy McMahon currently serves as the Secretary of the Board of Directors for The Magdalen House. Nancy has been involved with The Magdalen House since she completed the First Step program in 2015. As an alumna, she is an active member of Maggie’s Women’s Group where she has served as various committee and project chairs and has co-chaired MWG.

Nancy serves on the Auburn University Parent and Family Association Board of Directors as the 2^nd Vice President/Communications. She also serves or has served with the Junior League of Dallas, National Charity League, Chi Omega Dallas Mom’s Group, Special Olympics, Watermark Community Church, and other charitable and community organizations.

Nancy attended Oklahoma State University and graduated from the University of Central Oklahoma with a B.S. in Fashion Merchandising and a Marketing minor. She has most recently worked for divisions of Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein.

Nancy is wife to Doug, proud mom to Hollis, daughter-in-law to Carolyn, and dog mom to Kai and Ella. She loves being with family and friends, entertaining, and meeting with her Bible study and book club groups.

Ashwini Mehta, DO, is a Texas native that earned her medical degree from Touro University Nevada and completed her residency at Medical City Fort Worth. There she was awarded the high honor of serving as Chief Resident, and was recognized with the Resident of the Year award. Dr. Mehta continued to pursue specialized training following her residency, and as a result of her outstanding work, she was deemed Fellow of the Year during her Gastroenterology Fellowship which was also at Medical City Fort Worth. Additionally, Dr. Mehta completed a Transplant Hepatology Fellowship at Baylor University Medical Center. She is certified by the American Osteopathic Board of Internal Medicine with a subspecialty certification in Gastroenterology. Dr. Mehta is proficient in upper endoscopies, variceal banding, colonoscopies, liver biopsies, paracenteses, and ERCPs. Her clinical interests include treating metabolic and fatty liver diseases, viral hepatitis, autoimmune hepatitis as well as cirrhosis and its complications.

Dr. Mehta is dedicated to pursue clinical research to further advance her field, as well as quality of care for her patients. In addition to her professional pursuits, Dr. Mehta is also fluent in both English and Marathi, enjoys reading, traveling, live music, and spending time with her husband, two young children and large extended family.

Kallie is a graduate of Northwestern University where she earned her undergraduate degree in Communications and University of Texas Law School where she earned her Juris Doctorate.  She has spent her 20-year career advising clients on matters relating to estate planning, trust administration, charitable giving, and tax-exempt organizations. She currently serves as General Counsel for Petrus Trust Company, LTA.  

Kallie’s favorite activity is spending time with her husband, Craig, her three children, Kate, Will, and Ava, and her three dachshunds.  

Ben Parkey serves as Chief Banking Officer of Texas Security Bank. He brings more than 20 years of experience as a commercial banker and organizational leader. Ben is an active member of Conscious Capitalism and the Dallas Executive Educational Program. He also serves on the Advisory Council of the Metroplex Civic and Business Association.

Ben has a B.A. in Finance and Accounting from SMU and enjoys spending his free time with his wife, Alli, and daughter, Stella. Ben enjoys scuba diving with his family, tennis, golf, all lake watersports, volunteering for The VA Hospital in Dallas, and being active in HPUMC ministries/small groups.

Hector Patino works as Senior Vice President of Construction and Development at Hunt Realty Investments, Inc. Previously, Hector joined KDC in 2015 and has been in the construction industry for nearly 20 years. Hector began on the general contractor side of the business, working on many notable projects throughout DFW.

Hector attended Angelo State following high school. He transferred to Texas Tech and graduated with a B.S. in Construction Engineering Technology in 2003.

Outside of the office, Hector enjoys spending time with his wife, Tosca, and their five children, Marco, Joaquin, Camila, Mateo, and Romeo. Their weekends are filled with kid-related activities. Once a year, Hector and the family take a road trip. They’ve already visited the Grand Canyon, Chicago, Central California, Myrtle Beach, Gulf Shores, and Colorado.

Tina Shuey serves on the Board of Directors for The Magdalen House as Chair. An alumna of the First Step program, her passion is to be an example of hope to achieve recovery for women who are still suffering from untreated alcoholism. In her work with Maggie’s Women’s Group, she helps keep new women connected to Maggie’s through programs, service work, and community involvement. Maggie’s House provided her with the tools she needed to start a new life, and she credits her involvement in Maggie’s Women’s Group as a cornerstone of her recovery. Tina is also an active member of her 12 step home group.

Tina is an LMSW at Richardson Methodist in their Behavioral Health department as a psychiatric outpatient therapist. Prior to following her dreams of helping others in a professional setting, she enjoyed a career in marketing and advertising, Tina has a BBA in Management from Stephen F. Austin. After seeking recovery from alcoholism, Tina obtained her Bachelor of Social Work and Master of Social Work degrees from the University of Texas at Arlington. Tina has also volunteered for other organizations, such as Frisco Women’s League and the Housing Crisis Center.

Tina is the proud Mom of Ryan & Megan.

Wes Smith is a commercial real estate attorney at Akin Gump. Prior to becoming an attorney, he served 9 years on active duty as a Ranger with the 75^thRanger Regiment and as a Staff Sergeant with the US Army.

Wes attended Southern Methodist University for undergrad and graduated from Washing & Lee University Law School.

Outside of the office, Wes enjoys spending time with his wife, Christina and his three kids, Charlotte, Sam and Daniel.

christy@magdalenhouse.org

Christy Bass was born and raised in Alabama, where she developed a love for math, science, and sports—especially softball. She went on to study at the University of Alabama and Auburn University in Montgomery, preparing for a lifelong career in education. Over the years, Christy served as a teacher, counselor, and principal, dedicating herself to helping students grow and succeed.

Despite her professional accomplishments, Christy reached a point where she struggled to see the beauty in life. Coming to The Magdalen House became a true turning point. It was here that she was reminded that love and kindness still exist, and she discovered a renewed sense of purpose.

Today, Christy finds joy in spending time with people and her dogs, and she is deeply passionate about Maggie’s and the mission of helping others achieve sobriety and sustain recovery. What once felt like her greatest struggles have become her greatest testimony—allowing her to walk alongside others in their own journeys.

Christy shares that while she is proud of her recovery, it was only through God’s grace that healing became possible. She strives to live each day with gratitude, focusing on the beauty in life and the fulfillment that comes from simply doing the next right thing.

alex@magdalenhouse.org

Alex is a Dallas native who has lived in Florida, Illinois, and California. She returned home in 2020. She holds an undergraduate degree in public affairs and community service from the University of North Texas. With a passion for people and culture, Alex is always seeking her next adventure. Accepting her struggle with alcoholism has given her life new meaning and allowed her to use her God-given gifts to serve others. She enjoys being an aunt and a godmother to all her little ones.

kendall@magdalenhouse.org

Kendall graduated from UNT with a BFA in Studio Art. Her personal passion for alcohol recovery and helping underserved populations has brought her to The Magdalen House. She served a year with AmeriCorps, working as the Volunteer and Special Event Coordinator with Boys and Girls Club of Collin County. She then went on to become the Volunteer Manager with Victory Therapy Center, serving the special needs population. Kendall feels privileged to join the Maggie’s team and help to further The Magdalen House mission with her work in Outreach.

ashleigh@magdalenhouse.org

Ashleigh was introduced to The Magdalen House and quickly became involved per sponsor direction, starting with volunteering consistently. Once she was given the opportunity to stay overnight with the women in the First Step program, she realized it was such an incredible way to give back to the little Dallas house that helped save her life. For Ashleigh, it is a privilege and honor to be able to witness the daily transformation and growth of the women in First Step during and after their stay. It’s all out of love. She is truly grateful for The Magdalen House for providing the foundation to her recovery and tools to live a life of freedom.

She also adores her blue eyed Australian Shepherd, Tex – he is her world.

egan@magdalenhouse.org

Egan Carroll, originally from New Jersey, studied at Fordham University and graduated from Montclair State University with a degree in English. Egan spent much of her young life training and dancing professional classical ballet. Since graduating from college, Egan’s career background has consisted of marketing and advertising management, as well as team development.

After years of being in and out of AA and treatment centers that didn’t focus on the true solution, Egan found herself at The Magdalen House, and it has since changed her life. She went through First Step, Next Step, and continued to volunteer as much as possible before being offered a position as a Community Coordinator. She feels honored and privileged to have the opportunity to witness miracles every day here at The Magdalen House.

skylar@magdalenhouse.org

Skylar Allen Clevenger was born in Victoria, Texas, on June 2, 1989, but spent most of his life in Nacogdoches, Texas. He has a background in commercial lighting, LED retrofitting, and general maintenance. His daughter, Kyri Lynn, brings joy to his life. On August 7, 2023, he achieved sobriety and has been actively involved in a recovery program since then. His journey to sobriety inspired him to seek a fulfilling life and has given him a purpose in helping others find freedom from alcohol. Skylar began to believe in the mission of The Magdalen House after he started chairing meetings and sponsoring some of its alumni.

Christine@magdalenhouse.org

Bio coming soon!

kate@magdalenhouse.org

Kate, a native of Napa Valley, CA, graduated from Middlebury College in 2011 with a B.A. in Environmental Studies and Anthropology. While soaking in the vigorous academics, Kate enjoyed living life as a Vermonter and found her footing on local farms throughout the Champlain Valley. After graduating, she moved home and built a career tending to farms, orchards, and landscapes, most notably as the Culinary Gardener for Thomas Keller’s The French Laundry. It was there that her desire for farming and the culinary arts exploded. To this day, Kate revels in constantly developing her culinary techniques, discovering new ingredients, and experiencing thought-provoking meals. Besides playing in gardens and kitchens, Kate enjoys playing and watching all sports, reading novels, game nights, and spending quality time with her husband, family, and friends.

Kate moved to Dallas in 2019 seeking recovery and eventually found a home at The Magdalen House. Quickly, it became evident to her that there was something miraculous about The Magdalen House, and she vowed to stay close to the community forevermore. She spent many years serving as a meeting chair, speaker, sponsor, and community member.

Kate joined the staff at The Magdalen House in January 2025 as a Program Coordinator. She now serves as Development Manager. She is honored to participate in the agency’s profound impact on individuals, families, and the community and is committed to ensuring that The Magdalen House continues to thrive for many years to come.