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. Stacy focuses on Family based immigration cases and Adjustment of Status.

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 and is also pursuing her JD Degree at the Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law. Dulce Maria focuses on representing survivors of domestic violence, crime, and special immigrant juveniles throughout their immigration process.

Linda studied English for International Communications at Keiser University in Nicaragua, her home country. Her previous work as an Interpreter in Nicaragua for mission groups has carried over to her work in the U.S. through several administrative roles. Her own experience with vulnerable communities in her beloved country has given her a compassionate heart for the work of ASIS. Linda loves serving with ASIS as it allows her to continue making a difference in people's lives and sharing God's love with others.

Aida graduated with a bachelor's degree in Business Administration, majoring in Finance from Instituto Tecnologico de Monterrey in Torreon, Mexico.  She immigrated to the United States from Mexico 22 years ago and made West Tennessee her home. She has over 30 years of banking experience and 21 of those years with Cadence Bank in Jackson, TN. As an immigrant herself, she understands the challenges that people face such as language barriers, understanding terms and conditions for financial products, etc. It has been a privilege for her to assist the Hispanic community personally and professionally and help others navigate the experience of living in another country. 

Her and her husband Joey have a daughter, Katie. They enjoy spending time together, traveling, and reading. She is very honored to be able to serve ASIS as a Board Member and looks forward to finding ways to assist immigrants in the community. 

Mari Acuña is an immigrant, mother to a first-generation American daughter, and a passionate advocate for families in West Tennessee. She is a multi-million-dollar producing realtor with Home and Farms Realty, where she works alongside her partner, a developer, to build homes across the region. 

As the founder of HubCity 731, Mari also provides professional translation services and community support to Latino families. A proud member of the Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (NAHCC) and the Mid-South Latino Chamber of Commerce (MLCC), she is committed to strengthening opportunities for the Latino community. Her work centers on creating pathways to homeownership, stability, and generational wealth, while ensuring immigrant families feel seen, supported, and empowered.

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.

DesBetsy graduated from Union University with a Bachelors of Art in Spanish and minors in French and Secondary Education. She taught middle and high school French and Spanish at USJ and has had numerous adult ESL students from all over the Spanish-speaking world. Many of those ESL students are now lifelong friends. She has led Spanish language Vacation Bible schools in Bells and Reynosa, Mexico. She has interpreted in a variety of settings including clinics, hospitals, immigration offices, courtrooms, jails, business meetings and seminars, travel, and foreign mission trips. Teaching ESL and serving as an interpreter have given her an understanding of the immigrant experience and a desire to help immigrants successfully navigate life in the U. S.  She is honored to be an ASIS Board Member and looks forward to getting involved with the mission.

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Cindy grew up in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and moved to Jackson, Tennessee, in 1976.  A strong family commitment to learning about the world through language and travel fostered a life-long love for learning other languages and experiencing other cultures.  She has a Masters and a Doctorate from Louisiana State University with areas of study in Spanish language and literatures and historical linguistics.  Her first faculty appointment was at her undergraduate alma mater, Mississippi College.  In 1976 she joined Union University’s faculty as a Spanish professor and retired from Union in 2016 as Associate Provost for International and Intercultural Studies.  Union gave her the opportunity to work with students and colleagues in both international missions and academic study programs as well as in developing institutional partnerships with universities around the world.  Cindy and her late husband Keith continued the family tradition of international travel and Keith was a strong supporter of Union’s international activities.  They also shared a deep desire to foster intercultural understanding both locally and abroad.  Being able to serve on the ASIS board is an exciting opportunity to contribute to our community’s  intercultural  awareness and understanding as we seek to support our immigrant neighbors in navigating the extraordinary challenges of current immigration policy and practice in the United States.  

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