Chris has been a high school teacher at St. Mary's Cathedral in Gaylord since 2018, after spending most of his life in the metro Detroit area. While teaching at De La Salle Collegiate High School in Warren, he learned about FAN through a partnership with the school that brought in speakers to talk about education and prevention. For many years Chris's family has actively supported the annual Run Drugs Out of Town fundraising event in Fraser. Chris has given many talks on the effects of addiction on families and served as a keynote speaker at the 2017 Recovery Walk in Ann Arbor. As the father of a son in long-term recovery who has directly benefited from some of the resources that FAN offers, Chris is committed to fighting the opioid epidemic through humble service.

Joyce Fetrow is a resident of Otsego County and in long-term recovery from substance use disorder. She currently works in the field of substance use disorder/recovery as a project associate for Northern Michigan Opiate Response Consortium (NMORC). Joyce dedicates her time as a volunteer in this field as an operator of a sober living home for women in Emmet County. She is also a recovery coach, advocate, and navigator serving many counties within northern Michigan.

Rosaria Vasile lives in Gaylord and works as a clinical therapist, providing treatment to individuals with substance use disorders. Born and raised in Macomb County, Rosaria and her family relocated to beautiful northern Michigan nine years ago. She received her Bachelor of Science degree from Oakland University and worked as a teacher in Detroit for 10 years. Rosaria later earned a master’s degree in social work (MSW) from Michigan State University and became certified as an advanced alcohol and drug counselor. In her spare time, Rosaria enjoys many of the seasonal outdoor activities that northern Michigan has to offer. 

Linda has worked at St. Mary Cathedral since 2018, after being a lifelong resident of the metro Detroit area. Familiar with FAN through a son's past addiction, she knows that this organization can change lives. Linda and her husband, Chris, facilitate the Otsego Stronger Together family and friends addiction support group. Linda feels grateful to have received the help and support when she needed it, and is passionate about helping others.