Family Life and Community Resource Center

Mary Sias is a native of Alexandria, Louisiana and is an ordained deaconess of Crossing Point Christian Church. Mrs. Sias attended Peabody Magnet High and Jeff Davis College with a degree is Surgical Technology.  She served as operational food service manager for more than 20 years at the Army Air Force Exchange Services (AAFES). Mrs. Sias has a broad base of experience serving in various capacities both onshore and abroad. Additionally, Mary worked for 10 years at the Ramsey 1 Unit for the Texas Department of Criminal Justice until she retired in 2005. Mrs. Sias is an active member of the Missouri City chapter of AARP, focusing on lobbying for the rights of all seniors. Mary has serves FLCRC as Secretary of the Board of Directors and tirelessly as a founding member of Crime Survivors for Safety & Justice.

Sharon Tanner graduated from The Ohio State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science. Ms. Tanner worked in Fort Bend ISD for 11 years in the instructional technology department before transferring her skill set to Oceaneering International, Inc. Sharon Tanner has been a part of the Children Services Volunteer Program for more than 20 years. She loves working with people to solve problems. Ms. Tanner has three children who are members of the Youth Ambassador Leadership Education program (Y.A.L.E.), with two of them currently attending her alma mater, The Ohio State University.

LaCarria Green is the proud mother of three children.  She upholds an enthusiastic voluntary spirit. Ms. Green and her children have been volunteers within their church and in the community since the initial development of the Back 2 School Parent Chat that began at Mt. Carmel Baptist Church initiated through their Young Women’s Ministry and lead by Dr. Ilene Harper. Because of her commitment to serve, Ms. Green was recognized as the 2019 Clayton Home Owners Association Volunteer of the Year. Her passion to serve comes from personal experience, “My family can relate because we were once there and our lives were touched; and now, we are grateful and excited to give back. It is so meaningful and it brings great joy when you’ve walked away knowing you’ve made a difference in someone’s life.”

Millie Chatham was employed with Texas Health & Human Service as an Eligibility Specialist and Department of Age & Disability Services as a Case Manager for 24 years. After retiring, she started working for Lamar Consolidated ISD as an English as a Second Langue Aide. Mrs. Chatham was selected as her school’s Paraprofessional of the Year in 2018 where she also serves as Site Coordinator for “Be a Champion”, a meal and tutorial program for youth. Ms. Chatham has been affiliated with FLCRC from its inception. She has served on its Board of Directors as Secretary and Treasurer and currently serves as Vice President.