About Us

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 Stefany Simmons, Board President of The Well Rockport, has been dedicated to serving the Rockport community since 2013. A Texas A&M graduate, she brings extensive nonprofit experience to her role, currently working as Office Manager and Family Services Coordinator for Habitat for Humanity of Aransas County. Previously, she served as Director of Family Ministries at First United Methodist Church Rockport for eight years.

Stefany's commitment to improving lives extends beyond her professional roles. As a founding board member and former President of the Children's Coalition of Aransas County, she has demonstrated her dedication to nurturing and supporting community members. Her diverse background in nonprofit management and family services aligns perfectly with The Well's mission of empowering women.

Driven by her passion for serving others and her deep faith, Stefany's experience in community outreach and family-oriented service makes her an invaluable asset to The Well Rockport. Her dedication to nonprofit work and her heart for serving people with the love of Jesus continue to make a positive impact on families in need, supporting The Well's efforts to help women reclaim control of their lives.

 Spring Richardson Perry serves as Board Treasurer for The Well Rockport, bringing a diverse background in education, human resources, and organizational development. A devoted wife and mother, Spring extends her commitment to community service through her role on the board of the Children's Coalition of Aransas County and various volunteer projects. Her multifaceted experience aligns well with The Well's mission of empowering women to reclaim control of their lives.

Spring's professional expertise is complemented by her work as a consultant and podcast host, showcasing her communication skills and ability to engage with diverse topics. Currently pursuing her PhD, she demonstrates a passion for continuous learning and personal growth, qualities that enhance her contributions to The Well Rockport.

Balancing her professional pursuits, community service, and family life, Spring sets an inspiring example for the women served by The Well. In her leisure time, she enjoys reading and cherishing moments with her children, embodying the values of personal development and family connection that are crucial in supporting women on their journey to empowerment and self-reliance.

Kacy Miller serves as Board Secretary for The Well Rockport, bringing a passionate commitment to community service and philanthropy. Since moving to the area four years ago with her husband and son, Kacy has immersed herself in local initiatives, including serving as vice president of the LOLC PTO for two years and volunteering with Habitat for Humanity.

Her involvement in community events, such as the Fall Festival organized by the Children's Coalition, demonstrates her dedication to fostering a strong, supportive community. Kacy's swift integration into Rockport's community life affirmed her belief that this move was part of God's plan for her family.

While philanthropy has always been Kacy's dream, she recognized that financial constraints could limit one's ability to give back. The Well Rockport has provided her with the perfect opportunity to fulfill this aspiration. Her enthusiasm for the organization's mission and her diverse volunteer experience make her a valuable asset to The Well's board, contributing to its efforts to empower women and strengthen the community.

Linda Coronado brings a wealth of experience in victim advocacy and nonprofit work to her role as Board Member of The Well Rockport. Having moved to Rockport in August 2023, Linda quickly integrated into the community through her church involvement, which led to her introduction to The Well. The organization's mission to establish a domestic violence shelter resonated deeply with her, prompting her immediate commitment to the cause.

With an impressive 26-year career in the nonprofit sector, Linda's background is particularly relevant to The Well's goals. She spent 16 years working with children in foster care and previously served as the Executive Director of a crisis center, where she dedicated a decade to supporting victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. This extensive experience makes her an invaluable asset to The Well Rockport's initiatives.

Linda's passion for community service, rooted in her small-town upbringing, continues to drive her volunteer efforts in both church and community settings. As a mother of three and grandmother to 13, she understands the importance of family and community support. When not contributing her expertise to The Well or spending time with family, Linda enjoys church activities, beach outings, travel, and quiet moments with a good book or TV series, bringing a well-rounded perspective to her role on the board.