Brazil Jackson is a respected speaker, coach, and business owner with extensive experience in social work, customer relations, business development, and mental health. As a practice administrator, she expertly manages private mental health practices and oversees intake coordination, ensuring a smooth and supportive therapy entry. Brazil also excels in coaching individuals and leaders, helping them achieve success and personal growth. Her blend of compassion and professionalism makes her a valuable addition to the United By Loss Foundation board.

​Melody Evans is a a military veteran with 11 years of service. She has a MBA in Business Administration and Healthcare Administration. In addition to her education, Melody has several years of experience in Human Resources. She enjoys spending time with family and friends and devoted to serving her community. Finally,  her goal as a board member is to make sure the mission of the organization is being accomplished and help reach those who are suffering from a loss of a child by providing  them with the tools they need to be able to heal. 

Kennethia Reese is a dedicated HR Generalist with a strong people-centered approach. In addition to her human resources expertise, she is the owner of a successful cleaning business, where she has demonstrated excellence in customer relations and business development.​

Currently pursuing her Master’s degree in Psychology, Ms. Reese is committed to expanding her impact by providing accessible mental health resources to the community and affirming that every concern matters. Her unwavering dedication to helping others, combined with her professionalism and entrepreneurial spirit, makes her a valuable asset to the United by Loss Foundation.

I am Dyzala Mitchell—a devoted wife, a proud mother of three, and someone who truly loves community. Family is at the heart of everything I do, and it inspires the way I show up for others. I am deeply passionate about people, especially women and children, and supporting them in meaningful ways. I believe connection, encouragement, and love can change lives. Creating safe, positive spaces where others feel seen and valued brings me joy. I am driven by purpose and guided by compassion in all that I do. Serving others is not just something I do—it’s who I am. I strive to leave every place and every person better than I found them.

Debbie Coppula is a professional development specialist at a children's museum and an instructional coach. Prior to that, she taught middle school for 10 years. She is passionate about education and making the world a better place  for everyone -- starting with women and children. She currently resides in Pittsburgh, PA, with her husband, two children, and two dogs, but is dedicated to improving the maternal mental health for women and families in Georgia. 

Dr. Cherry Pride-Smith resides in Conley, GA, with her wonderful husband. She has three daughters and five grandchildren. She retired in May 2021 after teaching middle grades Social Studies for 28 1/2 years.