Staff
Amy Raynes, Executive Director
Amy is a Professional Counselor and has worked with Preble County residents locally at Samaritan Behavioral Health. She received her Bachelor's Degree in Sociology from Bowling Green State University and her Master's Degree in Counseling from Liberty University. Amy is passionate to see people receive the education, support and resources necessary to have their best life.
Amy enjoys working in her garden, spending time with family and friends, and serving in her church and community. Amy resides in her hometown with her husband of twenty years and their daughter and son.
Amy enjoys working in her garden, spending time with family and friends, and serving in her church and community. Amy resides in her hometown with her husband of twenty years and their daughter and son.
Linda Calbeck, Office Manager
Linda Calbeck is a longtime resident of Eaton. As the office manager at the PCMHRB office, she is responsible for day-to-day operations including customer service, scheduling, and secretarial duties for the board and office. She has worked at the board office for 20 years.
Carly Schlecty, Accounts Payable
Carly graduated from Northmont High School and then obtained her Associate of Science in Business Administration from Sinclair Community College. She is currently pursuing her Bachelors of Science in Accounting and Finance at Wright State University and will graduate in 2018. Carly joined PCMHRB in 2017 and is responsible for accounts payable and housing support.
Carly lives in Clayton with her husband of three years. She enjoys serving in the youth ministry at her local church, playing golf, and spending time with friends and family.
Carly lives in Clayton with her husband of three years. She enjoys serving in the youth ministry at her local church, playing golf, and spending time with friends and family.
Elizabeth Murphy, Community Development & Outreach
Elizabeth moved to Preble County when she married her husband of 20 years. She grew up in Kettering, Ohio and is a graduate of Kettering Fairmont High School & Ohio University. Graduating from OU in 1991, she earned a B.B.A. in Marketing and worked for MeadWestvaco for twelve years as product manager & marketing manager prior to taking some time off to raise their three children. Elizabeth joined PCMHRB in 2014.
Elizabeth enjoys reading, running, cooking, and spending time with her family and friends. She currently serves on the Preble County YMCA board & Preble County Historical Society board. She is past-chair of both non-profit boards.
Elizabeth enjoys reading, running, cooking, and spending time with her family and friends. She currently serves on the Preble County YMCA board & Preble County Historical Society board. She is past-chair of both non-profit boards.
Board Members
Chad Depew
Chad Depew has been a member of the Eaton Police Division since 2002. Chad served as an Officer for 3 years, a Sergeant for 4 ½ years, and has been the Chief of Police since 2011. Prior to joining the Eaton Police Division Chad served as a Police Officer for the Jackson Township Police Department from 2001-2002.
In addition to being a member of the Preble County Mental Health and Recovery Board, Chad also serves on the Preble County Domestic Violence Board, the Sinclair College Criminal Justice Advisory Board, and the Ohio Homeland Security Region 3 Advisory Board.
In addition to being a member of the Preble County Mental Health and Recovery Board, Chad also serves on the Preble County Domestic Violence Board, the Sinclair College Criminal Justice Advisory Board, and the Ohio Homeland Security Region 3 Advisory Board.
Fran Clark
Fran Clark is a lifelong resident of Preble County and graduate of Eaton High School. She obtained her Bachelor of Science degree from Indiana Wesleyan. Fran is currently employed as Program Administrator in Neurology Undergraduate and Graduate Medical Education at Wright State Physicians. She is also a trustee for the Preble County Art Association.
Fran has been married for 19 years and is the parent of two teenage daughters. Her interest in mental health stemmed from family and friends affected by mental health disorders and substance abuse.
Fran has been married for 19 years and is the parent of two teenage daughters. Her interest in mental health stemmed from family and friends affected by mental health disorders and substance abuse.
Melissa Reimers
Melissa Reimers is a life-long resident of Preble County and a graduate of Eaton High School. She received her B.S. in Business Management from Indiana Wesleyan University. She began her career at Parker Hannifin and is now Manager, Human Resources at the Brookville location. She has worked for Parker Hannifin for twenty years. She is married with children.
For fun, she enjoys working in her garden and shopping. She is looking forward to serving on the Mental Health & Recovery Board as she wants to give back to our community.
For fun, she enjoys working in her garden and shopping. She is looking forward to serving on the Mental Health & Recovery Board as she wants to give back to our community.
Melissa Duke Jones
Melissa Duke Jones has been employed as an Assistant Public Defender in Montgomery County since 1999 working in the Juvenile Division and Adult Criminal Division. She also engages in private practice in Preble County working primarily in Juvenile and Probate Courts.
She obtained a B.S. from Wright State University; and J.D. from the university of Dayton School of Law
Melissa's professional memberships include the Preble County Bar Association, Ohio State Bar Association, and Ohio Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.
Melissa is certified to practice in Montgomery County Juvenile Court and has been through the Ohio Guardian ad Litem Training/Certification. She has also served as Trustee for the National Trail School Foundation. Melissa volunteers for the Preble County Historical Society.
She obtained a B.S. from Wright State University; and J.D. from the university of Dayton School of Law
Melissa's professional memberships include the Preble County Bar Association, Ohio State Bar Association, and Ohio Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.
Melissa is certified to practice in Montgomery County Juvenile Court and has been through the Ohio Guardian ad Litem Training/Certification. She has also served as Trustee for the National Trail School Foundation. Melissa volunteers for the Preble County Historical Society.
Beth Meeks
Beth Meeks is a graduate of Eaton High School and Ohio Northern University's College of Pharmacy. She has been employed for six years at Richmond State (Psychiatric) Hospital as a staff pharmacist. Beth joined the Preble County Mental Health & Recovery Board in 2013.
She is married to Jim Meeks and has two children, Katelyn and Josey.
She is married to Jim Meeks and has two children, Katelyn and Josey.
Cherry Anderson
Cherry L. (Crowe) Anderson grew up on Liberty Street in Camden, Ohio, graduating from Preble Shawnee High School in 1970. She worked briefly as a substitute teacher for Preble Shawnee prior to marrying Staff Sergeant Curtis Anderson, from Burdett, Kansas. Accompanying her husband on his Air Force assignments, Cherry began her own 30-year Federal Civil Service career in 1982 in Wiesbaden, West Germany, where her son, Scott, was born during their six years there. During her career, she held several adult education administration and education counseling positions in Tucson, AZ and Langley AFB, VA. For the last 17 years, Cherry worked at Wright Patterson AFB at the Air Force’s graduate school, the Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT), as an admissions counselor, Chief of Admissions, and Executive Manager of the Department of Operational Sciences.
Cherry has a BS in Education, from Miami University and a Master of Arts in Education (Education Administration) from Chapman University, Orange, CA. She has volunteered with the Camden Archives since 2008, and in August 2012, Cherry was appointed to the Preble County Mental Health & Recovery Board. Cherry and her husband of 38 years, Curtis Anderson (MSgt, Retired; US Postal Service, Retired), are the proud parents of Captain Scott Anderson who has been deployed a total of 4 times, including to both Afghanistan and Iraq, and who is currently stationed at Wright-Patterson AFB.
Cherry retired from Federal Service on April 30, 2013, and enjoys gardening, traveling, anything history-related, spending time with her family and friends, and remaining active in her community.
Cherry has a BS in Education, from Miami University and a Master of Arts in Education (Education Administration) from Chapman University, Orange, CA. She has volunteered with the Camden Archives since 2008, and in August 2012, Cherry was appointed to the Preble County Mental Health & Recovery Board. Cherry and her husband of 38 years, Curtis Anderson (MSgt, Retired; US Postal Service, Retired), are the proud parents of Captain Scott Anderson who has been deployed a total of 4 times, including to both Afghanistan and Iraq, and who is currently stationed at Wright-Patterson AFB.
Cherry retired from Federal Service on April 30, 2013, and enjoys gardening, traveling, anything history-related, spending time with her family and friends, and remaining active in her community.
John Allen
John S. Allen is a life-long resident of Preble County. He graduated high school and then pursued his education in medicine. He has a B.S. in Physician Assistant Studies, Kettering College of Medical Arts and a Masters in PA Studies from A.T. Still University of Health Sciences. He has practiced for 20 years and is currently a PA for Dr. Jill Vosler in Eaton. He enjoys any outdoor activities and spending time with his family and friends. His call to service on the board is to
set an example for his children to always give back and volunteer.
set an example for his children to always give back and volunteer.
Charles (Chip) Christman
Charles (Chip) Christman, is married with three children and one grandson. Chip is a graduate of Eaton High School and Miami University and is a local banker. He has served as the fiscal officer of Washington Township since 1988 and has also been active in local service organizations. Chip has been President of the Eaton Lions Club, Board Chairman of the Preble County YMCA and board member of groups committed to the improvement of local housing.
Chip and his wife reside in the Eaton Area.
Chip and his wife reside in the Eaton Area.
Mike Spitler
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Mike Spitler is Chief Deputy with the Preble County Sheriff's Office. As Chief Deputy, he commands the administration of the Preble County Sheriff's Office, reporting directly to Sheriff Mike Simpson. He is a graduate of Twin Valley South High School and the University of Akron. He began his career with the Preble County Sheriff's Office upon graduation in 1993. He started as the department 911 dispatcher. He has worked in the Corrections division, Road division and Investigation division.
He has accummulated numerous advanced training certificates, including Evidence Technician through the Miami Valley Regional Crime Lab; Advance Homicide Investigation, Reid School of Interview and Interrogation; and graduated the Police Staff & Command from Northwestern University. Mike joined the board in August, 2014. |
Bob Toothman
Bob Toothman was born and raised in Cleveland and graduated from John Marshall High School. Bob moved to Preble County in 2004 and has been a member of the Jefferson House for several years. Bob became a board member to be of service to the mental health community. He enjoys gardening, reading and hiking.
Jana Nunn
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Jana Nunn grew up in Trenton, Ohio and is a graduate of Edgewood High School. She went on to Butler Tech where she received her STNA for Medical coding and billing. She is currently employed at Buckeye Jake's in West Alexandria as manager and server.
Her interest in serving on the Board is to help people suffering from the disease of addiction and mental health issues. She is passionate about educating our community about recovering from addiction. She believes in the power of many to help fight this battle in our community. When not working, Jana enjoys spending time with her family, shopping and giving back to those still fighting addiction. She supports those in recovery and speaks on the topic of addiction on behalf of the Substance Abuse Prevention Partnership in Preble County. |
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John Elam
John Elam is a life-long resident of Preble County. He grew up in Camden and is a graduate of Preble Shawnee High School. He has multiple certifications from Tooling University. He is currently employed by Silfex, a division of Lam Research Company, as a CNC Machine Operator in Eaton.
He is currently a member of Gateway Baptist Church in Eaton. There, he serves as part-time preacher and is the Director of the Seven Pillars Recovery Program. He is a member of the USA BMX and recreationally participates in BMX racing, as well as Jiu Jitsu martial arts. He enjoys spending time with his daughter and family. His desire to serve on the board stems from a special interest in recovery services and to give back to our community.
He is currently a member of Gateway Baptist Church in Eaton. There, he serves as part-time preacher and is the Director of the Seven Pillars Recovery Program. He is a member of the USA BMX and recreationally participates in BMX racing, as well as Jiu Jitsu martial arts. He enjoys spending time with his daughter and family. His desire to serve on the board stems from a special interest in recovery services and to give back to our community.
