Administration

Rosie serves as President and Chief Operating Officer of The Brook and is also a Missouri Recovery Support Specialist (MRSS). She leads with compassion, faith, and a heart for helping individuals and families find hope and healing.

Rosie’s journey with The Brook began in 2007 when she and her husband, Stan, received a vision from the Lord to establish a drug and alcohol center. Inspired by the story of Elijah at the brook in 1 Kings 17:2–6, they envisioned The Brook as a place of provision, hope, love, and restoration.

Married to Stan for over 20 years and a proud mother of five, Rosie believes that through the Word of God, minds can be renewed and lives transformed. Her faith remains at the heart of her leadership and The Brook’s mission.

Kathy serves as a Certified Reciprocal Drug and Alcohol Counselor at The Brook and also assists with billing and technical support. She holds a master’s degree in Special Education and spent 11 years teaching, giving her a strong background in supporting individuals with a variety of needs and abilities.

Kathy has a heart for helping others and strongly believes in the power of second chances. She combines her education, life experiences, and compassion to support individuals as they work toward recovery, healing, and a better quality of life.

Raised in Webster County, Kathy is also a proud mother of four. Her dedication to her family and her desire to help others are at the heart of everything she does.
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Sean serves as a Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) and Receptionist at The Brook’s Forsyth location. His own recovery journey began after being released from jail and finding hope through a sober living program in Branson. Through the 12 steps of Alcoholics Anonymous, his faith, and the support of others, Sean began rebuilding his life and later became a house manager, mentor, and teacher to others in recovery.

Today, Sean uses his lived experience and testimony to encourage others facing similar struggles and show them that a renewed life filled with hope and purpose is possible.

Outside of The Brook, Sean is a devoted father of three and a loving fiancé. His faith and family remain at the heart of everything he does.

Favorite Scripture – 1 Corinthians 13:11–13 (KJV)

“When I was a child, I spake as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child: but when I became a man, I put away childish things. For now we see through a glass, darkly; but then face to face: now I know in part; but then shall I know even as also I am known. And now abideth faith, hope, charity, these three; but the greatest of these is charity.”

Corie wears multiple hats at The Brook as a Certified Peer Specialist and member of our reception team. She helps support clients throughout their recovery journey while also assisting with scheduling and making everyone feel welcomed from the moment they walk through our doors.

Corie’s connection to The Brook is deeply personal. As a graduate of The Brook’s program, she credits the organization with helping change her life. Celebrating four years of sobriety this August, her journey is a powerful example of hope, healing, and recovery.

Outside of The Brook, Corie is a proud mom of three and loves spending time outdoors, camping, fishing, and cheering on her favorite sports teams.

Anastasia’s story is one of resilience, transformation, and purpose. Having overcome childhood abuse, violence, homelessness, depression, and trauma, she has turned some of the most difficult experiences of her life into a passion for helping others heal and find hope.

With more than 30 years of experience in customer service and administration, Anastasia brings both professional knowledge and a deep sense of compassion to The Brook.

She has a special heart for empowering young women and children and believes that no matter where someone’s story begins, healing, strength, and a brighter future are possible.

Jennifer wears multiple hats at The Brook, but her greatest role is being a mom to four incredible children, two in college and two in high school. Her family and faith are at the heart of everything she does and have shaped her passion for serving others with kindness, compassion, and grace.

Professionally, Jennifer brings experience in marketing, operations, human resources, property management, and community leadership. She loves building relationships, connecting with the community, and helping others feel welcomed and supported.

Outside of The Brook, Jennifer enjoys spending time with her family, attending church, relaxing at Table Rock Lake, and cheering on her kids as they pursue their dreams.

Heather serves as a Grant Writer at The Brook and is a passionate advocate for individuals facing substance use disorders, homelessness, and trauma. Drawing from her own lived experiences, she has dedicated much of her work to supporting and giving a voice to those who often feel overlooked or marginalized.

With experience in substance use counseling, housing coordination, grant writing, and grant management, Heather brings both compassion and knowledge to her role. She is especially passionate about the neuroscience of addiction and using education to help others better understand recovery.

Outside of The Brook, Heather enjoys spending time outdoors, traveling, and most importantly, being with her family.

Zac serves part-time as The Brook’s IT Manager while currently serving on active duty at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. He supports The Brook’s technology operations, systems, and IT infrastructure, helping our team stay connected and running smoothly.

Zac recently completed his first overseas deployment as a Specialist in the U.S. Army. We are incredibly proud and grateful to have him as part of The Brook family and thankful for his continued service to both our organization and our country.