Stacy has an undergraduate degree in Spanish & a Master of Arts in Intercultural Studies from Union University. She is the founder of All Saints Immigration Services and has had a long history of being involved in the immigrant community. She is passionate about being an advocate for immigrant rights and community awareness of the immigrant experience.

Dulce Maria is a Rhodes College graduate with a degree in International Relations and History with a specialization in Comparative Politics. As a first-generation immigrant in West Tennessee, she has experienced first-hand the need for immigration advocacy in the area. She is continuing this advocacy work through her role as an Accredited Legal Representative through the Department of Justice. Dulce Maria focuses on representing survivors of domestic violence and crime throughout their immigration process.

Hannah is a senir double major in Spanish and Political Science at Union University. After graduation, she hopes to attend law school and work in immigration or international law. She loves working at ASIS which helps further her skills while helping people get the legal assistance they need. Outside of school, she loves to draw, read, and is always down to talk over coffee!

Lynn helped start All Saints Immigration Services in 2020. She practiced law for several years before retiring to stay at home with her growing family. She has a heart for others and became an Accredited Legal Representative through the Department of Justice after learning of the great need for low cost legal representation for immigrants in our area. She served on staff at ASIS for several years prior to now serving on our Board.

KaBao Vang McCarver immigrated to the United States as a young child after her father fought alongside the CIA in the Secret War in Laos. She grew up in Denver, CO but has made Tennessee her home. She is a homeschooling mother of five boys working on graduating her last one.

KaBao and her husband Kenneth spend most of their free time serving their communities. She is particularly passionate about youth development, STEM education and God’s Grace to all.

Samonn (Sam) Chhim is married to his best friend and sweetheart of 28 years Julie King Chhim. They have 4 children; Cameron, Sarah, Andrew, and Lucy. Sam was born in Cambodia, survived the Vietnam War and the Cambodian Communist Khmer Rouge Regime. He escaped to Thailand in 1979 with his family. They lived in a refugee camp in the Philippines before moving to Memphis, Tennessee in 1981. He graduated from Union University in 1995 with a BS in Chemistry. He has worked at Regions Bank for the past 15 years as a branch manager. Prior to that he was in management in the healthcare, automotive, and manufacturing industries. He worships with his family at Covenant Presbyterian Church in Jackson where he currently serves as a ruling elder and as chair for the mission committee. He enjoys working in the yard, DIY projects around the house, and golfing.

Melinda L. Jordan is from Jackson, TN, where she grew up and has lived except for four years while at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. She has a Masters in Nutrition from UT. She worked most of her career as a clinical dietician in hospitals and clinics. She worked at Union University for 10 years coordinating medical mission trips to Honduras. She was responsible for the international student orientation and taught Intro to Intercultural Studies. Through this work, a rapport with students from all over the world developed. Melinda and her husband, Greg have two grown sons and a "son" from Nigeria who lived with her family for five years while an engineering student at Union. She has one grandson. She enjoys cooking for small groups and large ones and food from all cultures. She loves travel across the world and local adventures within a day's journey from home. Melinda is excited to serve alongside ASIS as a board member since she has first-hand experience with the many issues people from other countries face in our society. She believes in the ministry ASIS provides.

Esperanza is a two-time graduate from Union University, earning her master’s in social work in 2017, and her B.A. in Psychology in 2012. She has 11 years of experience in Higher Education. Esperanza serves as the Director of the Office of Disability Services at her alma mater. Esperanza immigrated as a child to Tennessee with her father, mother, and three siblings thanks to the Immigration Act of 1990, which provided family-based immigration visas to thousands of families in order to bring about family reunification. Being an immigrant herself, Esperanza loves helping others in accessing the resources they need in order to thrive here in the US. In her free time, Esperanza enjoys spending time with her family, her husband Juan, and two children, Lucia, and Mateo. Her hobbies include gardening, crafting, reading, and interpreting.