Board Members
Bill DeMott- President
Bill is the father of three, an active baseball coach, and serves at C3 Church in Orlando, Florida. Bill has a background in television and entertainment; he has spent 28 years traveling the world and performing in front of hundreds of thousands of people as a sports entertainer/professional wrestler. He was also the head coach of the WWE developmental system in Orlando. He now travels across the country as the lead speaker for the foundation, introducing Keri Anne to law enforcement, students, and various community groups in hopes of inspiring and educating others about drunk, impaired, and distracted driving, and how the decisions people make effect others. Bill also serves as a victim advocate to help families that have also lost loved ones or have been affected by drunk, impaired, and distracted driving.
Frank Imparato- Vice President
Corporal Imparato has been a Law Enforcement Officer with The University of Central Florida Police Department since June 2011, where he is recognized for being a Drug Recognition Expert, Traffic Homicide Investigator, Instructor, and Field Training Officer. He speaks regularly to faculty, students, and community organizations about the dangers of drunk and impaired driving.
fimparato@thekeriannedemottfoundation.com
Kathy Gelm- Treasurer
Kathy is mother of three, and a business owner. Kathy and her husband Todd own and operate three local business out of Geneva, Florida: Todd and Son Tractor Service, Inc., Geneva Beef Co. LLC, and K&K Materials, LLC.
kgelm@thekeriannedemottfoundation.com
Lacey DeMott- Secretary
Lacey is a devoted wife and mother of three. Lacey is a successful business owner in the beauty industry in which she has worked for the past 20 years. She is also an avid volunteer, serving at her church, working with the PTA, and is both room mom at school and team mom at the baseball field.
ldemott@thekeriannedemottfoundation.com
Casey DeMott- Marketing & Social Media
Casey is in charge of marketing for the foundation, including the social media accounts and the website. She is a graduate from Georgia College & State University with a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology and a minor in Management. As Keri's older sister, she works with her younger brother Billy to make sure that Keri Anne's life and legacy will continue to make an impact for years to come. Casey also serves as a victim advocate to help families that have also lost loved ones or have been affected by drunk, impaired, and distracted driving.
cdemott@thekeriannedemottfoundation.com
Courtney Long
Courtney works in the Seminole County Public School System at Evans Elementary, where she has been teaching for the past 15 years. She is a devoted wife of 11 years, and mother of three children. Outside of work, Courtney and her husband Nick enjoy coaching and supporting their kids with their various extracurricular activities.
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Michelle Cooley
Michelle is a Nurse Practitioner and has been working in healthcare for over 15 years. She is the mother of two boys. In her free time she enjoys running and supporting her children in their extracurricular activities.
mcooley@thekeriannedemottfoundation.com
Debbie Winters- New Jersey Representative
Debbie Winters is a newly retired Special Education teacher of 31 years. She has been married to her husband, Brendon, for 30 years. They spend much of their time traveling to watch and support their son, Brett, who plays tennis for Xavier University.
Chris Stentiford
Chris is a husband and father of two children. Born and raised in Massachusetts, he studied engineering and attended the Massachusetts Maritime Academy, upon graduation entered the power generation industry where he has spent the last 22 years developing and leading teams in all aspects of the power generation service industry. Chris and his family are actively involved with youth sports which is how they first became aware of the foundation and its message on how the decisions people make impact others. After experiencing Keri Anne's message as told by Bill, he was compelled to become part of this organization and do whatever he can to help the foundation move forward in its mission.