Richard "Nink" Myers, Jr., Vice President

Nink, Justice’s Grandfather, was heavily involved with the passing of Justice’s Law, which gives Maryland courts the right to sentence a convicted offender “up to life” in prison for child abuse resulting in death. He has been part of the local music scene for more than 20 years, which has introduced him to local musicians, and a genuine, big-hearted community. One of Nink’s biggest rolls in the foundation is organizing the annual Rock Me Don’t Shake Me - Musicians Against Child Abuse event. This fundraiser has outgrown every local venue available in Hagerstown and is now held outdoors with more than 1,300 in attendance yearly. Nink also serves as Vice President on the Board of Directors for Holly Place, an assisted living facility for the elderly. Nink has made it his mission to stand up for those who cannot stand up for themselves and believes he was put on this earth to strive to make a difference with the time he has been given.

Tim Davis, CPA, Treasurer

Tim grew up and lived in Williamsport, Maryland, until leaving for college. He attended Frostburg State University where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting. Tim successfully passed his CPA exam and began his career working for a regional size CPA firm in Baltimore, Maryland. He is currently employed at Ewing Oil Company, serving as their Vice President, overseeing operations. Tim also serves on the boards of the Woodmont Chapter of the Izaak Walton League of America as their Treasurer, and the Mental Health Center of Washington County where he is President. Tim currently resides in Warfordsburg, Pennsylvania with his Bernedoodle, Bozeman. Tim has a daughter who is a Pharmacist residing in Wilmington, North Carolina. He loves the mountains from Maryland to Montana, and enjoys hiking, hunting, and skiing.

Michelle Sheffler, Secretary

Michelle has been a friend of the Myers family since she moved to Hagerstown in the 3rd grade. So, when Ashley asked her to join Justice’s S.A.K.E. as secretary, she did not hesitate to say yes. Michelle is a graduate of North Hagerstown High School and Hagerstown Junior College where she earned her associate degree. She has been employed with Ewing Oil Company for the last 28 years. Michelle and her childhood sweetheart Rickey have been married for 38 years and reside in Hagerstown. Her hobbies include doing things outdoors, DIY projects, crafting, and spending time with friends and family.

Dorothea "Dee" Myers, Board Member

Dorothea Myers was born and raised in Hagerstown, Maryland, and has dedicated 28 years of service to the State of Maryland. She currently resides in Maugansville, where her life revolves around her daughter, Ashley, and her beloved grandsons, Lucky, Jay, and Pax. Dorothea’s commitment to Justice’s S.A.K.E. is deeply personal. She is the proud grandmother of Justice, who tragically lost his life as an infant. In his memory, she devotes her time and energy to advocating for child abuse prevention, supporting families, and ensuring that Justice’s story brings awareness and change. Through her work with the organization, Dorothea honors his legacy by striving to protect children and strengthen communities.

Greg Alton, Board Member

Greg served 25 years with the Washington County Sheriff’s Office, retiring with the rank of Detective Lieutenant in 2018. Greg spent 18 years of his career as a Detective and was the lead Detective for the Baby Justice case. Greg traveled to Annapolis with the family of Baby Justice on numerous occasions and testified in support of Justice’s Law. Greg lives in Williamsport with his wife Sandy. Greg and Sandy have been married since September 1991.

Katie Zaffaroni Suter, Board Member

Katie is a lifelong resident of Washington County, graduating from Williamsport High School in 2004. She earned an Associate degree in Mortuary Science from Community College of Baltimore County – Catonsville in 2007. She has been employed with Douglas A. Fiery Funeral Home since 2006 when she started her apprenticeship. Katie is a member of the MSFDA and the NFDA. In 2021 Katie became a board member for Justice’s SAKE. Katie currently resides in Clear Spring, MD with her husband Ryan and their sons, Jase, and Cale. Her special interests include camping, hosting parties, baking, DIY projects and being a "Soccer Mom".

Terry Gearhart, Board Member

Terry is lifelong resident of Washington County. He graduated from South Hagerstown High School in 1969 and is a Veteran of the US Navy where he served from 1970 to 1976. He is a lifetime member of the Hagerstown Fire Department and Community Rescue Service. He retired from the Federal Government as a Firefighter/Assistant Chief after 28 years of service. He retired from the State of Maryland Department of State Police as a Deputy State Fire Marshall with 18 years of service. In 2001, in recognition of his community service, he was selected to carry the Olympic Torch into the Square of Hagerstown. Terry currently resides in Hagerstown with his wife Marji. He is glad to be part of the Board of Directors of Justice S.A.K.E. helping to carry out our mission.

Christy Turner, Board Member

A Washington County native with deep community ties, Christy actively contributes to local organizations. She currently serves on the board of Justice S.A.K.E. and participates in the development committee for Hospice of Washington County. In her professional life, Christy is a Salon Business Partner at SalonCentric, fueled by her passion for the salon and spa industry. Outside of work, she enjoys quality time with family and friends, attending concerts and live music events, embracing the outdoors, and exploring new destinations through travel. Christy's greatest joys are her daughter Rachel and her furry daughter, Xena.

Heather Wetzel, a Smithsburg High School graduate, grew up in Frederick County before moving to Washington County at age eight. She holds an Associate Degree in Accounting and a Bachelor of Science in Paralegal Studies from Liberty University. After over eight years in customer service and time off to raise her two boys, Heather transitioned into the legal field. Currently, she volunteers as a social media coordinator for Justice’s S.AK.E., a role she was introduced to through Ashley Rutherford, who is a close friend and fellow baseball mom. Passionate about helping others, Heather uses her legal and communication background to amplify the nonprofit’s mission and engage the community. She lives in Washington County with her husband, a retired Marine Corps veteran, and their two sons. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family, running, crocheting, and reading, while supporting her son Parker’s passion for breakdancing and electric guitar, and her son Jaxson’s passion for baseball.