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Andrew Romanoff served in the Colorado House of Representatives from 2001 to 2009 and as Speaker of the House from 2005 to 2009. He earned bipartisan acclaim as one of the most effective legislative leaders in America.
Andrew authored the Colorado Economic Recovery Act (Referendum C) and Building Excellent Schools Today (BEST), the largest investment in school construction in state history. He also sponsored laws to improve access to mental health care, expand the supply of affordable housing, and protect the victims of domestic violence and sexual assault.
More than 50 state and national organizations have honored Andrew’s leadership. In 2008, Governing Magazine named him “Public Official of the Year.”
Andrew earned a bachelor’s degree with honors at Yale, a master’s degree in public policy at Harvard, and a juris doctorate at the University of Denver. He taught high school in Central America and speaks fluent Spanish.
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CRAIG DEROCHE
Senior Vice President, Advocacy & Public Policy
Craig DeRoche joined Prison Fellowship several years ago as the director of external affairs for the organization’s advocacy arm, Justice Fellowship. Today, DeRoche leads Prison Fellowship’s criminal justice reform efforts.
DeRoche was first introduced to Prison Fellowship while speaking at a national forum on addiction in 2011. He was the youngest statewide Republican leader in the country and was elected Michigan Speaker of the House, but in 2010, after serving a full tenure in the state legislature, DeRoche made national headlines with two alcohol-related arrests. It was only after his arrests, rehabilitation, and a renewed focus on his Christian faith that DeRoche escaped from his life-long struggle with alcoholism. He has been sober since 2010.
DeRoche’s first book,Highly Functional, released in May 2015, is a memoir of his life transitioning from addiction to recovery. DeRoche frequently pens op-eds for publications such as The New York Times, The Washington Times, and The Christian Post.
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…Present day Leo works feverishly to establish a counseling practice that works to serve as a light in the darkness for individuals regardless of their race, gender, socio-economic status, and culture that will teach and guide individuals to overcoming diagnosed and un-diagnosed mental health challenges as well as getting past rough spots through their personal and professional lives………
The Holidays are among us, with one more to come! Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years…..
Shopping, wrapping, Black Fridays, Cyber Mondays, in-laws, out-laws, travel, family dysfunction, creating memories, and sometimes just making it through.
The Holidays can be a wonderful time for some and a time of grief and loss for others. Either way, it can be stressful. People manage that stress in a variety of ways through drinking, drugging, shopping, gambling, over-eating, working out, pouring into their community of friends….the list goes on.
For some, addiction is part of the story. Some families tip-toe around the addict in their family trying to ignore an issue exists, which turns what should be a joyful family time of celebration, to one where the family is walking on eggshells unsure of how the behavior of the addict will disrupt the gatherings.
Definitely not a way to enjoy the holidays…or any day for that matter. I see too many families express concern for a loved one, but are afraid to confront the issue. That is where I come in. If you need to talk about a loved one suffering from addiction (that could also be you), then please reach out for help today.
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Gratefully,
Rob Lohman
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Addiction is a spiritual battle, a battlefield for the mind that our enemy wants to destroy. A battle that not only affects those suffering from substance abuse, but affects the entire family unit.
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