Interim President Mille Sondles
Secretary Katie Jo Giesbers
Treasurer John Flemming
Lisa Billing
Lisa has lived in WA state for the past 20 years. She has been married to her husband Peter for almost 4 decades and they have 9 children (2 adopted teens from Ukraine in 2014), 4 bonus kids through marriage and 6 and counting grandchildren. This legacy is what inspires her.
Lisa grew up in Minnesota, attended Westmont and graduated from UCLA. Throughout the years, she has taught in many capacities, participated and led mission trips and had many leadership roles in church ministries.
Currently, as a recent empty nester, she is blessed to have the flexibility to pursue her passions of health and wellness. Lisa is grateful to support her husband’s business as Transform’s brand ambassador. Being on the board of Vision House is an extension of her passion to serve others and it is an honor to partner with a local organization.
Allen Dauterman
Allen is a Senior Development Director for a national affordable housing developer focused on regional development efforts in Washington, Idaho, and Oregon. He brings over 30 years of planning and development experience with a focus on mixed-use and large-format retail projects across North America, with the recent six years focused on affordable housing projects in King County and the Pacific Northwest. As a Newcastle resident, Allen has been very active in his community, having served as a Planning Commissioner, City Council Member and Mayor of Newcastle. He also advocated for affordable housing policies at municipal, county, and state levels. Allen is a Washington State University graduate with a Bachelor of Architecture degree.
Mike Eslinger
Mike currently helps with leadership consulting at different NW companies. Mike's most recent corporate role was at Providence as a vice president of Providence IT, helping lead teams through the transformation and modernization of their IT services. Prior to that, Mike was a Microsoft veteran of 24 years. Mike led teams in a variety of roles across Microsoft, most recently as the Principal Director of Service Engineering for the Enterprise Commerce team. Prior to Microsoft, Mike worked in technology startups and was a Director at United Parcel Service. Mike is a returning board member to Vision House, is currently on the board of Hand in Hand for Kids, and prior to that was the Board President for Connect Ministry. Mike enjoys spending time with his wife and 2 daughters, running, all water sports, and coffee.
Madison Jantz
Madison works on a team of people who provide whole-person care through professional excellence and sound psychological principles to those who need compassion, healing, and hope. In addition to her work at The Center, Madison is also a Board-Certified Mental Health Coach with the International Board of Christian Care. Madison attended Liberty University, where she received her Bachelor’s in Christian Leadership and Management. In her free time, Madison volunteers for her church, Mountlake Church, and for a mission organization located in a third-world country. For fun, Madison enjoys spending time with her husband, drinking tea with her friends, playing cello, and reading as many books as possible in a year.
Ninevah Lowery
Ninevah Rudolph Lowery brings extensive experience from a 15-year tenure in the computer software industry, excelling as a technology consultant, sales engineer, and marketing communications leader. After a hiatus to prioritize caring for her children as a stay-at-home mom, she seamlessly transitioned into the role of a dedicated school volunteer, assuming various parent leadership positions. Throughout this time, Ninevah took on key leadership roles at the local, regional, and national levels within member-based community organizations. Recognized for her unwavering commitment to excellence, she approaches both professional and community work with genuine passion.
Currently, Ninevah holds the position of President on the Board of Trustees at University Prep High School in Seattle, WA. Simultaneously, she serves as a consultant with UNCF Pacific Northwest, dedicated to fostering access and opportunity for underserved scholars, showcasing her commitment to educational advancement and community impact. Ninevah holds a BS in Management Information Systems from the University of Alabama and earned her MBA from the University of Detroit Mercy. Alongside her husband, Bryant, she takes pride in parenting two children, Bryant, II ’24 and Neva-Nataia ’26.
Libby Miller