MEET THE TEAM
The leaders of today
Richard Stoneking
Chief Financial Officer
Cheryl Murray, M.A., CAMS
Program Director & Lead Facilitator
Andrew Collins
Family Services Director
Nicole Ramirez
Field Supervisor & Classroom Facilitator
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Richard Stoneking
Chief Financial Officer
Richard serves as Co-Founder and Chief Financial Officer, playing a key role in establishing the organization’s financial foundation and long-term strategic direction. He brings a strong background in accounting and financial management, with a focus on developing structured, scalable systems that support both operational efficiency and responsible growth.
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In his role, Richard oversees financial planning, budgeting, compliance, and contract negotiation, ensuring that the organization operates with transparency, accountability, and sound financial practices. He works closely with leadership to align financial strategy with service delivery, supporting sustainable expansion while maintaining the integrity of the organization’s mission.
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Richard also works collaboratively with attorneys, clients, and partners, bringing a practical, solutions-focused approach to financial matters. His ability to communicate clearly and navigate complex situations helps build trust and confidence among those relying on the organization’s services.
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His analytical approach and attention to detail provide a critical layer of oversight, helping guide decision-making and ensuring the organization remains financially stable as it grows.
Cheryl Murray
Program Director & Lead Facilitator
Cheryl Murray holds a Bachelor of Science in Social Psychology from Park University and a Master of Arts in Developmental and Personality Psychology from American Military University, with academic training in child development, behavioral dynamics, and family systems. She is currently pursuing doctoral-level studies in developmental psychology.
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As Program Director and Lead Facilitator, Cheryl is responsible for the development and delivery of ASVS’s structured family service programs. She leads parenting education, anger management, and co-parenting sessions, and oversees supervised visitation services in court-involved cases. Her work focuses on maintaining a structured, neutral environment that supports appropriate parent-child interaction and compliance with court orders.
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Cheryl has developed internal protocols for intake, supervision levels, safety procedures, program structure, and documentation. She oversees staff training and ensures that all services are delivered consistently and in accordance with established standards.
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Her training includes certification as a Nurturing Parenting Program Facilitator and designation as a Certified Anger Management Specialist (CAMS). She has also completed training in crisis prevention and de-escalation through the Crisis Prevention Institute, trauma-informed care including Trauma 101 through University at Buffalo, and professional training through the Supervised Visitation Network. Cheryl is a trained mandatory reporter under Alaska law.
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Cheryl remains actively involved in both program oversight and direct service delivery, including higher-risk cases. Her work emphasizes safety, objectivity, and clear, court-appropriate documentation in alignment with court expectations.