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Karyn Davis
Originally from New Jersey, Karyn relocated to North Carolina in 2011 after residing in Georgia for sixteen years. Following an early career in client services, Karyn spent several years as a stay-at-home parent before returning to school and earning a degree in Human Services, Non-profit Administration, from Kennesaw State University in Kennesaw, Georgia. Karyn held […]
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Steven Humes, MM, MPH
Steven recently retired as the Regional Coordinator for the Region IV-North Hemophilia Treatment Center Network composed of ten hemophilia centers in Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee. He was based at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, which holds subcontracts from Hemophilia of Georgia/the Maternal and Child Health Bureau and the American […]
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Daniel T. Gougherty, CPA
Originally from New York, Dan attended college in Florida before settling in Charlotte in 2015. He currently resides in Waxhaw with his wife and three children. Dan’s middle child was diagnosed with a mild case of hemophilia. Dan’s professional journey spans over 15 years in public accounting, where he currently serves as a Director of […]
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Cheri Clark, LPN, MT
Originally from St. Louis, MO, Cheri has lived in Mebane, NC since 1992. She is married and has two grown sons. Oakley, her English Goldendoodle, is the newest member of the family. Cheri has spent most of her career as a charge nurse in long term care and rehab and thoroughly enjoys working with the […]
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April Lindsey, MS
April was born and raised in Reidsville, N.C., and currently resides in Greensboro, N.C. She has three wonderful children: Sergio (23), Raine (19), and Preston (11). April loves dogs and has three: Zeus, Mary Jane, and Storm. She has worked in the healthcare insurance industry for over 17 years, specializing in Operations, Regulatory, and Compliance. […]
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Erin Otey, PT, DPT
Erin lives in Lexington, NC with her husband, Kevin, and two sons, Hayden and Declan. Erin graduated with her BA in Physical Education from UNC-Chapel Hill, her Master of Physical Therapy from Winston-Salem State University and her doctorate from Chatham University in Pittsburgh.  Her work as a physical therapist has primarily been in the outpatient setting.  She […]
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Kathy Register
Kathy rejoined the board in 2018 after a six-year hiatus. She has been an officer or board member on and off since the mid-1970s. She and her husband Charles (factor VIII severe) have stayed involved–Charles as BDFNC’s volunteer webmaster and both of them (at different times) as volunteer Interim Executive Director, and as captains of […]
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Guillermo Sánchez, BA
Guillermo Sánchez is originally from Mexico and has been a member and volunteer for the Foundation since 2007. Along with his wife Abi, he helped to start the Latin Union Program to enhance the Foundation’s Spanish-language services. Guillermo is a psychologist who graduated from the Autonomous University of San Luis PotosĂ in Mexico. He has […]
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Ann T. Skinner, PhD
Ann Skinner is returning to the board after having served from 2011-2013. She is a founding member of SOAR, the BDFNC women’s group, and is a member of NHF’s Rare and Ultra-rare Priority Action Team. Ann has PhD in Developmental Psychology and works as a Research Scientist at Duke University’s Center for Child and Family […]
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Anita Smith, BSN, RN-BC, CPNP
Anita Smith recently retired from Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center after 39 years as a program coordinator/nurse practitioner for the comprehensive hemophilia diagnostic and treatment center. She has been involved with BDFNC over the years as a former volunteer board member, member of the NC Advisory Board for Bleeding Disorders, speaker at various […]