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To date, the assailants remain free and have not been served. Jamie paints and draws as a therapeutic outlet. She obtained an Associates of Art degree from North Harris College in 2007, and a Bachelors of Art in Criminal Justice with an emphasis in Forensic Science in 2008. Presently, Jamie is pursuing a Bachelors of Criminal Justice, American Military University, to be completed in March 2008. Jamie is dedicated to preventing and assisting overseas victims of sexual harassment, rape and abuse. |
JOSEPH KALLAN DAIGLE  Chief Financial Officer kallan@thejlfoundation.org Joseph Daigle was born and raised in Houston , Texas . He graduated The Woodlands High School in 2001. In July 2006, Joseph joined the Navy, and serves as an Aviation Mechanic. Joseph and Jamie married September 1, 2006. Joseph has experience supporting his wife by accompanying her to all appointments. He is always by her side, both physically and emotionally. Through his every day life and struggles with Jamie, Joseph has learned to cope with symptoms and stresses which occur with sexual abuse victims. Joseph seeks to continue to support his wife and build the Jamie Leigh Foundation to offer services and support for other victims. |
BREANNA MORGAN Marketing Director
breanna@thejlfoundation.org
Breanna Morgan is Jamie Leigh's devoted mother. and as a seasoned professional and account executive in Corporate America, she assisted in providing direct service to victims of harassment in the corporate workplace. As Jamie's mother and advocate, Breanna personally experienced the pain and emotional trauma that has been subjected to her daughter. This horrific experience has shown her the immediate life changing impact it can have by nearly psychologically paralyzing an innocent life. The gift of time allowed the healing process to begin. Time eventually gave us the courage and voice to reach out and educate society. This painful violation has to cease in Corporate America and abroad. Through her personal experience, she brings her expertise to market, educate, spread awareness, provide victim relief and assistance to those in need.
Director of Legal Affairs
todd@thejlfoundation.org
Todd Kelly is a Houston, Texas based attorney, who has practiced law in several jurisdictions: Texas, Virginia, Hawaii, Pennsylvania, Arkansas, Oklahoma and New Mexico. He is admitted to the highest courts of Texas, Virginia and Pennsylvania, as well as the federal courts in Texas and Virginia. He is also admitted to practice in front of the Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces, and the United States Supreme Court.
After leaving the Marine Corps, Todd began helping victims of personal injury as a trial lawyer in Newport News, Virginia. After three years at that position, he returned to Pennsylvania, where he had attended law school, to continue in that practice. When the opportunity arose to return to his home state, Todd accepted a position with a medical malpractice law firm in Houston. In 2006, Todd ventured out on his own, and now runs the Kelly Law Firm in Houston, Texas. www.kellylawfirm.org
ELIZABETH REICHEK
Social Worker
elizabeth@thejlfoundation.org
Elizabeth has worked in the field of Social Services since 1987. She earned a Master of Social Work (MSW) degree in 1990 and became a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in California in 1994. She has provided individual, family, and group therapy for children and adults. She has provided case management, treatment planning, advocacy, and crisis intervention in numerous settings. Elizabeth has been a Faculty Member at University of Phoenix since 2001.
KYLE HUSTON 
Creative Director
kyle@thejlfoundation.org
Kyle Huston graduated Platt College in 1987 with a 4.0 GPA listed in "Who's who" in accredited public private schools, Kyle is a graphics industry professional with vision, passion, and over 20 years experience in product branding, design, and dev elopement in the educational and commercial market. Kyle helped non-profits such as California Black Health Network www.cbhn.org, The Ursa Institute www.cus-united.org, BLACKS FOR PROP 86 www.blacksforprop86.org revive their websites presence and improve membership efforts. Kyle joined The Jamie Leigh Foundation after meeting Jamie and becoming inspired by her dedication. Kyle Huston is completely dedicated to the foundation by creating The Jamie Leigh foundation website and maintains it regularly. He has proven himself to be an exemplary director due to his creative abilities.
DAVID BERCELI PHDDirector of Trauma
Dr. David Berceli is an international trauma therapist. He has lived in nine countries working with mass trauma due to war, political violence and/or national disasters. As a result of his experiences of working with mass trauma, he has designed a revolutionary new method of trauma recovery that can be used with large populations. Using this method, he has designed and implemented comprehensive trauma recovery, stress management and conflict resolution programs for International Relief Agencies, Government and Non-Government Organizations (NGO) whose staff are living and working in trauma inducing environments. His books “Trauma Releasing Exercises (TRE: A revolutionary new method for stress/trauma recovery” and “The revolutionary trauma release process: Transcend your toughest times” are the result of his experiences of working in nineteen countries with large populations of trauma survivors. David Berceli has a doctoral degree in Social Work Research (PhD), a masters degree as a Clinical Social Worker (MSW), a masters degree in theology (MA) and is a Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT), and Certified Bioenergetics Therapist (CBT).
RICHARD A. GUTIERREZ
Events Director
richard@thejlfoundation.org
Growing up in one of the most culturally-diversified cities in the world, I have proudly attended every cultural event that Jersey City, New Jersey, had to offer all-year round. Interacting and understanding that we are all different, yet similar in many ways, I have immensely enjoyed surrounding myself in the positivity that events and festivities provide.
Whether hosting parties, organizing artist receptions at local art galleries or holding a candlelight vigil at the steps of the Newark Diocese shedding light on the sexual abuse of victims by Catholic Priests, there is something magical, surreal and fulfilling in bringing people together in celebrating life, death, rebirths and transformations.
Inspired by the commonalities of unity, I hope to bring the everlasting impression of that concept that there is a bigger cause and meaning through which we embark life's pursuits. Life is an event; direct yours.