Lexie Collins has been in the insurance industry since 2016.   She is a mother and the wife of Jacob Collins, a junior high teacher at Massac Junior High School. She loves volunteering in the community and has a heart for drug addicted individuals and their families. Lexie has seen the effects of drug and alcohol in her family and friends and knows the ripple effects that it can cause. She had the chance to become a member of MCDAC and saw that as an opportunity to help promote change in our community and surrounding area.

Mrs. Holt is the Branch Manager of Legence Bank and has been in banking since 2013 where she has worked a number of positions throughout her years. She is the treasurer for the Metropolis Rotary Club, is actively involved in the community and a member of the Metropolis Chamber of Commerce. She has a true passion for getting involved with the children, schools and local organizations to make a positive change in our community. Mrs. Holt is a Massac County native of 32 years along with her husband Matt and they are now raising their two wonderful daughters here as well. Mrs. Holt has seen firsthand the effects from substance abuse and drug addiction in her family and is devoted to help make a difference.

Robbin McDaniel is the Philanthropy Manager and Medical Staff Coordinator at Massac Memorial Hospital. She has worked at Massac Memorial for 18 years. She is a member of the First Baptist Church of Metropolis. She was raised in Metropolis in a family owned business, which taught her the importance of giving back to your community by volunteering and community involvement. Robbin has been involved with MCDAC for many years and is grateful for the opportunity to serve on the Executive Committee.

Mr. Johnson is a father and grandfather. He has a vested interest in drug prevention education for our youth. Steve retired from Electric Energy, Inc. after 38 years. As a member of Metropolis Elk’s Lodge#1428, Steve serves as the Drug Awareness Chairman and Scholarship Chairman and has been instrumental in bringing the Elk’s Drug Awareness Trailer to Massac County. Mr. Johnson saw MCDAC as an opportunity to get involved and help bring awareness, as well as, solutions to the community. He and his wife of over 40 years attend St. Rose of Lima Church. Mr. Johnson is a lifelong Massac County resident.

Mrs. Windhorst moved to the Massac County area in 2007 to start her career as a probation officer. She received a Master’s degree in Public Administration in 2012. Mrs. Windhorst worked in probation until 2013 when she decided to become a stay-at-home mom to her two young children. Holly has been involved with MCDAC since 2012 and became Director in 2016. She is a member of the 32nd Street Church of Christ in Paducah, KY. In 2016, she received the Massac County Helping Hands Award from United Way.

Ms. Quint started her career as a mental health counselor in 1999. Then she went on to pursue a Master’s degree in social work and has been employed as a substance abuse counselor, school social worker, outpatient mental health counselor, and private practice therapist. In 2004, Ms. Quint received an LCSW (Licensed Clinical Social Worker) and currently holds a private counseling practice in Paducah, KY. She returned to the Massac County area in 2006 and is a member of Lutheran Church of the Cross. Ms. Quint is a recipient of the Lois Lane Award 2015, Les Easterday Award 2013, and Massac County Helping Hands Award 2013.