Volunteering as a child fundraising for the Muscular Dystrophy Association, Rev. David traces his roots back to Connecticut where he grew up. His first job was working on the Grant writing team of a $14 million nonprofit that oversees group homes, afterschool programs, charter schools, and student-oriented supports. He joined the board of the Joseph W. Nunn Scholarship Foundation and continues to support that nonprofit even though he is now living in Katy, Texas.

From January 2021 to June 2022 he served as the Information Technology Chair for a 1500-member District. Since 2009, he has been a member of the Internet Society, which promotes an open global society. He taught computer classes and volunteered his time with the Stamford Senior Center. Starting his career in the non-profit world, Rev. David has served on the boards of directors for non-profits for over a decade. 

In 2020, he was invited to join the local Lions Club while in a fast-food drive-through and thought it was a great opportunity to step up his giving back. He serves as an at large board member for a Belgian-based environmental non-governmental organization, a member of the board for a 1900-member Lions District, and is part of lay leadership for FCC Katy, a radically welcoming and affirming Disciples of Christ Church.

Sue served as administrator for chemical manufacturer AD McKay in the 1980s, taught preschool for Pipers Hill Early Learning Center, and then joined the City of Stamford, Connecticut, where she eventually worked her way to Benefits Coordinator, helped veterans, seniors, and disabled residents find services and tax breaks that they needed. She was on the team that started the Stamford Senior Center, and was editor of their Senior Services Newsletter for almost a decade.

Since retiring and moving to Katy, she has been able to return to her passion of working with infants, now as a head teacher with The Nest, an early childhood education center. Sue previously served as Treasurer and Administrator for the Katy Lions Club and also the Katy Lions Foundation.

Raevyn's passion is mental health and educating the community. She is especially mindful of early education and supporting young and single mothers. Learning firsthand the absence of services and support, she joined the Katy Lions and then helped found Cane Island Katy to make it just a little easier for the next person.