Angela "Angie" Kern, Program Coordinator
I love that my job challenges me every day in different ways. I am able to use my skills and knowledge and EEE provides an environment for professional development and growth. I love the people I work with. They are my family and a pleasure to work with and they make it enjoyable to come to work everyday. I love being a part of something larger that makes a difference for our community and our veterans that served our country." |
Thomas Nickerson, Case Manager
I truly appreciate working at Esperanza En Escalante; it has given me the opportunity to utilize my education and life experience to help veterans that have served this country, it is genuinely an honor. I get the good fortune to help veterans and bring hope through the vast amount of resources available through the Veterans Administration. Esperanza En Escalante starts with veteran’s first (meet them where they are at) and it is a privilege to witness people’s resilience and change." |
Lynne Verno, Case Manager
EEE has both strengthened and challenged my social work skills, allowing me to expand my practice. I am proud to be part of a professional team that is committed to providing supportive services, working collaboratively towards attaining veteran goals aimed at permanent housing. Utilizing a holistic approach immerses us in the principles of social work along with establishing an understanding of each individual veteran and what they contribute to EEE and society as a whole. I look forward to continuing my passion of enhancing the overall wellbeing of each and every veteran I serve." |
Anne Carleton Molstad, Administrative Assistant
I love the people, who I encounter. The veterans are strong resilient survivors, who have moments of vulnerability. Our staff are compassionate and hardworking. With their diverse set of personalities, they tackle seemingly insurmountable tasks from different angles resulting an awesome team effort. Our donors are goodhearted, kind and generous. At the end of each day, I am reminded that the simple things can bring the most joy. Humor and creativity are necessary, and to-do lists are a guideline." |