Dr. Dockins has served in executive and leadership roles for both a regional community foundation and national private foundation. She is an adjunct instructor in Murray State University's graduate Nonprofit Leadership program, a Trustee of the Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels, and former appointee by the Governor to the Endow Kentucky Commission.

A fifth-generation steward of her family's Livingston County heritage, Dr. Dockins returned to the community more than 20 years ago to raise her family. She is passionate about building partnerships and securing resources that strengthen Livingston County for generations to come.

Amy Ramage has dedicated more than 24 years to public education, with the majority of her career devoted to serving the community of Livingston County Schools. She has served as an elementary teacher, assistant principal and math coach, Director of Pupil Personnel, and ultimately Superintendent.

For Amy, serving as Superintendent is much more than a profession—it is an opportunity to give back to the place she has always called home. As a lifelong Cardinal, she believes the strength of Livingston County Schools and the strength of Livingston County go hand in hand, and she is committed to helping both continue to thrive. Amy considers it one of her greatest privileges to advocate for the community she loves while ensuring that every child has opportunities to dream big, achieve at the highest level, and be proud to call Livingston County home.

Mary Dunning is the daughter of Jackie and Alice Dunning.  She retired from the Livingston County School District after 32 years.  Sometime during those 32 years, she served as a middle school classroom teacher, grant writer, afterschool program director, food service director, and finance officer. 

Through grant writing activities, Mary has helped bring in over one million dollars to the school district over a fifteen year period.  She is an active member of Good Hope Baptist Church in Hampton and serves as the treasurer.

Stephanie Henson is a lifelong resident of Livingston County who has dedicated her career to strengthening children, families, and communities through education and family support. She began her work with Kentucky's Family Resource and Youth Services Center (FRYSC) program in 1998 before transitioning to Community Education, where she led community engagement initiatives for several years. In 2008, she continued her work in Community Education while returning to the FRYSC program.

As a native of Livingston County, she believes deeply in the people who call this community home and in what can be accomplished when they work together.

Micha Croft currently serves as a Youth Service Coordinator for Livingston County School District. She has served Livingston County Schools for over a decade. She is married and the proud Momma of two children who will attend Livingston schools. Being a dedicated champion for the community is something she is very passionate about and desires to help create sustainability for the county. She and her family love to spend our time outdoors with friends and family and attending community events.