Kevin Naumann
Executive Director
Kevin Naumann is a lifelong and 4th generation resident of Spicewood. He graduated from Marble Falls High School in 2006, The University of Texas at Austin in 2009 with dual BA degrees in Government and Sociology, and from Angelo State University in 2013 with a Master of Interdisciplinary Studies: Public Administration, Business Administration, Psychology degree. Before HLCN, Kevin served with Marble Falls Area EMS for 11 years, including as Operations Director. He has enjoyed the honor of being a member of the Marble Falls ISD Board of Trustees since 2009. Kevin joined HLCN as a member of the board shortly after the founding in 2018 and assumed the role of Executive Director in May 2018.
Kevin and his wife Rachel were married in November 2013. They were blessed with their son, Hudson, in November 2016 and second son, Smith, in July 2020. Together, they enjoy spending time with their family and friends and taking care of their many chickens, cows, and fruit trees. The Naumann family enjoy fellowship and serving together at Life: Marble Falls church.
Angie Martinez
Event Coordinator
Angie has been with us since 2020 when we were making our COVID meals.
Angie studied Business and Management at the Hallmark Institute in San Antonio and then went into the beauty business. She was a long-time worker for Armstrong McCall managing a store and then became a traveling beauty representative.
Angie married her husband Jesse in 2000 and they have been inseparable ever since. They enjoy fishing, traveling, and serving together in whatever capacity they can.
Jaelyn Nelson
Food Security Coordinator
Jaelyn is a long-time Hill Country resident. After moving to Burnet in 2006, she remained there until graduation in 2017 from Burnet High School. Following graduation, she moved to San Antonio to pursue a degree in Communication from the University of Texas at San Antonio (birds up).
After graduating college in 2021, Jaelyn moved back to the area to participate in the VISTA program through AmeriCorps with us as our Food Security Initiative VISTA. The year long program concluded and she is now on staff with us as our Food Security Coordinator and facilitates the Hill Country Hunger Alliance. She attends at RockPile Church and serves as the favorite cajon player.
Ron Munos
Intake Specialist
Highland Lakes Crisis Network
Rachel Jones
Child Care Coordinator/ Administrative Assistant
Rachel Jones has been volunteering with the Highland Lakes Crisis Network since 2020. Fitting her role perfectly, she loves children and admin duties. She served as a nanny for seven years, managed a life insurance company office, and currently serves as the Children’s Ministry Coordinator for RockPile Church. In her time off she loves to bake and craft, blessing the lives of her family and friends.
Rachel Naumann
Operations Director
Rachel is a graduate of Faith Academy in Marble Falls and has served the Highland Lakes community in various ways her whole life. She is a mother, wife, and all around support for those she meets. Rachel has served as Operations Team leader for HLCN since January 2019.
Rachel and her husband Kevin were married in November 2013. They were blessed with their son, Hudson, in November 2016 and second son, Smith, in July 2020. Together, they enjoy spending time with their family and friends and taking care of their many chickens, cows, and fruit trees. The Naumann family enjoy fellowship and serving together at Life: Marble Falls church.
Pat Hatch
Client Services Director
Highland Lakes Crisis Network
Dario Hernandez
Construction Manager
Highland Lakes Crisis Network
Luciana McKeown
Warehouse Manager
Luciana started voluteering with HLCN in late 2019 and in March 2020 she helped start the initiative to feed people suffering from food insecurity due to the Covid crisis. In June she stepped down so she could help with her grandchildren. In May 2022 she was hired by HLCN to manage 7th Mountain Clothing and their newly acquired Warehouse. She loves her work with people who need the love of Christ during difficult and stressful times in their lives. Luciana and her husband Mike have been married since 1989, and love serving together in the community and their church, First United Church of Marble Falls. They are parents to Sara and Sam and grandparents to 7 much-loved grandchildren.
Rebekah Stephenson
Foster Care Coordinator
Rebekah Stephenson has been a part of HLCN since the 2018 flood, coming on staff mid 2021. With a background in ministry and health coaching, she seeks to bring a God sized vision to the work of coordinating the Highland Lakes churches in their response to foster care. In her free time, she enjoys running and working out with her husband Joe and spending time cooking, biking, and exploring the Texas Hill Country.
Jackie English
President
Jackie English has been a local pastor in the Highland Lakes area since 1977, and he is currently Senior Pastor of Christ Redeemer Fellowship in Granite Shoals. During that time he has also served as a founding board member of the Highland Lakes Family Crisis Center and the Helping Center, as well as a founding board member of HLCN. He also worked with the Texas Legislature for 5 years on the staff of the Texas Conservative Coalition, and worked with corporate business leaders for almost 15 years as the Director of Instructional Design for Baker Communications, a global corporate training company in Houston. He and his wife, Peggy, have 3 adult children and 6 grandchildren.
Bob Rogers
Treasurer
Bob was born in Dallas, Texas and has lived in Texas all his life. A graduate of Sherman High School, Bob has a BA in Business Studies from Austin College, also in Sherman. Bob is an Eagle Scout and a recipient of the God and Country Medal. While in Sherman, he was president of the Jaycees, Grayson Cancer Society, and a board member of the Grayson County United Way, Kiwanis Club, Ducks Unlimited, and the Grayson, Cooke, and Fannin Council of Governments. Bob also served on the Sherman City Council and was Deputy Mayor for part of his city service. After moving to Houston in 1988, Bob was very active in public school service and coached boys’ and girls’ basketball, baseball, softball, and soccer. Bob served as president of the Memorial High School Booster Club in 1999-2000. After moving to Horseshoe Bay, Bob served as Chairman of the Men of Faith with the Church at Horseshoe Bay for two years, served on the church’s Pastoral Nominating Committee, and a discovery committee for non-traditional worship. Currently an Elder at Lake Shores Church in Marble Falls, Bob is also on the board of directors at the Highland Lakes Crisis Network.
Bob has spent 47 years in financial services to include real estate banking, stock brokerage, management, investment banking, and investment advisory. He currently serves as a private advisor to families and their companies, and as a personal business coach.
Bob is married to his high school sweetheart Nancy Rogers, and they celebrate 50 years of marriage. Bob says he now understands the term “marriage made in heaven”. Bob and Nancy have a grown son and daughter who have given them five precious grandchildren who keep them on their toes.
Alan Williams
Vice President
Highland Lakes Crisis Network
Stennis Shotts
Secretary
Stennis was born in Meridian, Mississippi and grew up in Jackson, Mississippi. He graduated from Texas A&M and while there met his wife of 42 years Kim. They have one daughter, Brittany.
He worked for The Coca-Cola Company for 30 years. They lived in Shreveport, Knoxville, Charlotte and Atlanta during his career with Coca-Cola. He held a variety of managerial positions with the last one being Vice President of National Sales. Kim was an elementary school teacher after graduating from A&M and retried after 34 years in the classroom.
Stennis and Kim moved to the Highland Lakes area 4 years ago. In addition to the Highland Lakes Crisis Network Stennis is the President of the board of the Highland Lakes Pregnancy Resource Center, VP of High School Relations for the Aggie Club, VP of Programming for the Austin Shutterbug Photography Club and an Elder at Hill Country Fellowship.
We are a network of relationships.
HLCN coordinates with local and state government, disaster agencies, businesses, ministries and local churches. We facilitate and assist in communication, building bridges and fostering trust and understanding.
The Highland Lakes Crisis Network (HLCN) is recognized by the State of Texas and the IRS as as a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation.