Angela has over 4 years of experience working with families in need and 2 1/2 years of experience working with families of infants with NAS. At Lily's Place she helps families find services and items necessary to care for their infant, such as cribs, car seats and clothing. Angela also assists with finding employment and housing, and works with families and Child Protective Services to ensure that our patients go home to a safe environment.

Marilyn has been with Lily’s Place since we opened our doors. She reviews all volunteer applications and handles the training and scheduling for those interested in helping us here at Lily’s Place. 

Misty is our secretary and has been with Lily’s Place since the beginning. She greets our families, answers phone calls and handles all of our administrative needs. She coordinates our clinics and works with our families to schedule follow-up appointments. Misty also handles all of our inventory. If you would like to donate an item to us, please contact Misty!

Olivia joined Lily’s Place in 2017 and comes with a background in recruitment and training. She holds an MBA from Marshall University. Olivia is responsible for all fundraising efforts including grant writing, special events, and donations. She also oversees marketing communications and completes speaking engagements on behalf of Lily’s Place.  

Rebecca is the Executive Director of Lily’s Place. She has 8 years of experience in recovery administration and is responsible for overseeing the programs and strategic plan of Lily's Place. Rebecca works with our Board of Directors and leads our staff in order to fulfill our mission. She is also the primary contact for all inquiries concerning our replication plan.

Rhonda is one of the founders of Lily’s Place and was instrumental in creating the NTU at Cabell Huntington Hospital. There, she gained 27 years of experience working in the NICU and NTU. At Lily's Place, she  oversees the day to day care of infants, as well as our patient care staff and scheduling. Rhonda is involved in our community outreach efforts, specifically NAS education. She provides clinical updates of patients to managed care companies and also helps facilitate new admissions.

Dr. Loudin is a member of the Division of Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine at Marshall University. He received his medical degree and completed his Pediatric residency at Marshall University. He continued his training with a three-year fellowship in Neonatal/ Perinatal Medicine at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston, SC. His research and clinical interests focus on neonatal abstinence syndrome. Dr. Loudin is a Board-certified pediatrician, Board-certified in Neonatology subspecialty and a member of the American Academy of Pediatrics.