Laura Dills, Principal, Presentation Academy: Since August 2018, Laura Dills returned to her alum mater and has been serving as President at Presentation Academy.  After graduating from Presentation, she went on to receive a Bachelor of Arts in English and Psychology from Spalding University. Laura received a Master of Science in Development Management from American University School of International Service and earned an MBA from Regis University while working at Catholic Relief Services (CRS).

Before arriving back in Louisville, Laura worked for over 14 years in the field and her last assignment was in Nairobi, Kenya where she was the East Africa Deputy Regional Director – Program Quality for two years. She began working in Burkina Faso and then Zimbabwe, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwanda and India.  For two years, she served in Haiti as the Deputy Country Representative for Programs in the wake of a catastrophic earthquake.

When she is not working, she enjoys cooking with family and friends and plays a mean game of skeeball with her five nieces and nephews.

Tim Steinhauer, Owner Louisville Flooring Solution: Tim Steinhauer was born in Indianapolis and raised in Louisville, Kentucky. He is a graduate of Doss High School. He has a passion for peer-support recovery communities and transitional living for those in recovery from addiction. Tim is a second chance employer, and as a business owner prioritizes hiring individuals in recovery and providing a sober and accountable work environment.  He has been an active member of Louisville’s AA community for six years, an alumni of Beacon House, and participates regularly in Beacon House events and mentors residents. Tim is the proud father of three boys, ages three, five, and eleven. He is an avid golfer, and in his spare time loves being outdoors, hunting and fishing.

Steve Diebold, Beacon House Board President, Owner, WireCrafters, LLC: Stephen (Steve) Diebold, is a Louisville native, married to Peg for 35 years, and is a father of three daughters. He is very involved in the business community as the majority owner of WireCrafters LLC and Fabricated Metals, LLC. Both are local, family-owned manufacturing firms.    He participates in various business organizations and roundtables in the Louisville region and nationally.   Steve is passionate about supporting education – whether ESL, pushing for core manufacturing skills for our community, supporting secondary education or developing his employees, you will find him engaged in helping others develop themselves.    

Joe Dougherty, CEO of Louisville Paving Company: Joseph W. Dougherty was born in Louisville, Kentucky and is a 1986 graduate from the University of Notre Dame with a BBA in Finance and a BS in Philosophy. He and his wife Sherry have two children, son Michael and daughter Grace.  In addition to the Beacon House, Mr. Dougherty is active with several not for profit organizations including the Catholic Education Foundation, March of Dimes and Sacred Heart Academy.

After witnessing the effects that addiction had on friends and family, Mr. Dougherty felt a calling to become involved with an organization geared toward addressing the addiction epidemic.  Joe chose the Beacon house because of its history of success and strong leadership team.  In the future, Mr. Dougherty wants to assist The Beacon House in expanding its existing services as well as opening a new facility for women.

Kevin Holloway Quality Stone & Ready Mix, Inc, President: Kevin Holloway began his career at family-owned Quality Stone & Ready Mix, Inc. after graduating from the University of Kentucky. He is a long-time member of Middletown United Methodist Church, serving on the church council and in other leadership roles. Kevin is a member of the Board of Kentucky Crushed Stone Association and a former member of the Bullitt County Sanitation District and Metro United Way (Bullitt County Chapter). Kevin and his wife Cathy have two adult daughters, Jennifer and Jessica. Kevin enjoys volunteering his time to a variety of causes through his church community, such as The Lighthouse and Habitat for Humanity. He looks forward to serving the Beacon House and its mission as a new board member.

Sean Maguire, M.D.: Dr. Maguire is a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon with a private practice in Louisville. In addition to his work with the Beacon House Board of Directors, he has been an active board member of Kentucky Harvest, The Louisville Ballet, and The Kentucky Physicians Health Foundation. He has close ties to the recovery community and has a deep personal commitment to 12-step recovery. Dr. Maguire believes in second chances for those struggling with addiction and the promise of long-term recovery.

Bruce M. White, RICP®, Vice President, Investments: With the knowledge and insight of 20 years in the financial services industry, Bruce assists clients with financial and retirement planning.  Bruce received a Bachelor of Arts degree in communications and management from Western Kentucky University. He holds the Retirement Income Certified Professional designation from the American College.  Bruce is involved in his community and serves on the board for the Norton Healthcare Foundation, Beacon House and Western Kentucky University Parents Advisory Council.  Bruce is married and has three sons and five step-children.  He enjoys running, music and traveling in his spare time.

Dr. Dan Zoeller, Trinity High School, Principal: Dan Zoeller has been principal at Trinity High School in Louisville since 2004. As principal, he has seen the implementation of several unique and influential programs including Trinity’s House System and random drug testing program. He was named one of the 20 Educators to Know in our community by Business First in 2016 and Administrator of the Year by the Kentucky Association of Library-Media Specialists. He joined the Beacon Board because he has seen addiction firsthand, involving family, friends, and students. He believes strongly in the Beacon House’s mission of hope and accountability.

Edwin P. Wnorowski, Retired: Ed Wnorowski was born in New York City and recieved degrees in Economics and studied Management from State University of New York.was the Executive Director at St. Vincent de Paul from 2008 to 2021. St. Vincent de Paul is a non-profit serving the poor and homeless since 1856 and on its campus houses thirteen programs serving the homeless, people with addictions, children in need of afterschool activities and those with food insecurities. Before his career in the non-profit world, Ed served as COO for Compact Automation Products and the Vice President of of Global Sales and Marketing. Ed has been married for forty-five years, has two children and two grandchildren and enjoys spending time with his family in addition to helping people in recovery.