Our TEAM

Jeremy Livermore, M.A. P.E., is a structural engineer for the world’s largest architecture and engineering firm. In the past 10 years, he has volunteered with various non-profit organizations in Uganda, Liberia, Chile, Australia, Mexico, and Canada providing post-war refugee support, disaster relief assessments, mentoring to college students, orphanage construction support, and structural designs of a new college campus. Locally, he hosts a weekly radio show and teaches classes on Apologetics. He is from Rialto and knows the challenges of growing up without means. He is now married to the lovely Sarah.

Frank holds a Bachelors of Fine Arts from Miami International University, with an emphasis on filmmaking and photography. Born and raised in a single-parent home in San Bernardino County, Frank is intimately acquainted with the needs and challenges of his local community. His great pursuit has been to bring his experience and education in the arts to his local communities, providing an opportunity for increased self-confidence, development of creativity, and an avenue for positive expression. He looks forward to the continual growth, expansion, and impact of this amazing organization.

April Hoss worked as an Education Specialist at River Springs Charter School, providing educational services and teaching support, to homeschooling families. April began her teaching career in the Inland Empire, working primarily with elementary students with learning disabilities. April served on a student support team, where she partnered with teachers, administrators, and psychologists to meet individual student needs. April is a gifted wordsmith and published writer with the talented ladies at the popular blog Coffee + Crumbs. April’s hope is that ReWritten continues to be a safe haven and resource for years to come for the children and families it serves.

Debbie has been helping people realize their real estate dreams for more than 11 years. She was born and raised in California’s Inland Empire and today possesses advanced knowledge of its desirable neighborhoods, great schools, and best amenities. Her specialties include San Bernardino County, Riverside County, and the surrounding areas. Debbie served on the board of directors for the Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio for 10 years and was the board chair for two years of those ten (2014-2016). During her time there she played a significant part in developing and implementing key systems, further solidifying operational infrastructure and operations. It is that experience combined with her passion for the success of young people that she brings to her role on the ReWritten board.

Tim was born to a working class family in Los Angeles and the 4th of 7 children. He obtained a Bachelor of Science in Urban and Regional Planning from Cal Poly Pomona in 1996. Tim married his wife, Tamara in 2008 and have three children, ages 16, 6 and 5. He has worked as a professional urban planner for 20 years and earned his professional certification (AICP) in 2010. Tim’s work has involved large and small development projects in several countries. Raised with a strong sense of community and civic responsibility, it is this consciousness that steered him to become a board member at Rewritten when the opportunity was presented. Tim feels the most effective way to promote a community is to give back to it in order to provide better opportunities for our young people. They are the future is a core truth he lives by.

Corine is a native of Colton and currently residing in the neighboring city of Redlands, CA. She is the proud mother of 5 adult children and has 10 grandchildren. Corine is currently employed by Swift Transportation as a Class A Commercial Operator. The moment her friend Debbie Gradias (ReWritten Board Member) shared ReWritten on her Facebook page, it immediately caught Corine’s attention. She knew right away ReWritten was something very special. Knowing firsthand how challenging life can be when there are difficulties in the home, she hopes through her experiences, good and bad, to be able to give back and provide guidance for today’s youth.

Bernardo has spent the last 20 years mentoring young adults throughout the community. He has served the community extensively through a variety of roles within the non-profit sector and most formally as Grand Terrace Mayor Pro Tem (November 2010- January 2014). Bernardo has also worked for one of the nation’s largest non-profit land development companies and for a large regional CPA firm that was responsible for 80% of the state school districts financial audits and for various cities and municipalities. It is his experience combined with his desire to see young people thrive that brings him to ReWritten. As a board member, he hopes to be able to continue his efforts of giving back to his local community and the community at large.

Francine is an alumnus of the CJUSD and has spent most of her life as a Colton resident and now a resident of Grand Terrace for the last 13 years. Francine and husband Bernardo (of 20 years) have had the opportunity to host countless young people in their home to provide them with a loving nurturing environment for growth. Francine began working with youth as a young person through leading small mentoring groups throughout the Inland Empire and continued throughout her career to working with youth in the areas of education, life skills, vocation, housing access, community resource access, and development. Francine earned her B.A. in Psychology from CSUSB and a Master’s in Clinical Social Work from Loma Linda University. For Francine, building the lives of young people has been a passionate pursuit for the past 25 years. Francine considers it an honor to represent both the young people and the surrounding community that is investing in their lives as a board member for ReWritten.

Christina comes to ReWritten with a background in sales and marketing. As the Senior Account Manager at HARBRO since 2008, Christina focuses on maintaining the business developed in the “Class A” commercial industry as well as bringing in new business from various market sectors. As a strategy to reach many of her clients, Christina throws and attends dozens of events and gatherings per year as a way to educate and entertain her clients. She hopes to bring the skills and knowledge she has built over the last decade to ReWritten in hopes to assist in growing this beautiful organization. Christina also participates in other charitable organizations such as the Faith in Him Foundation, Impact Giving, Free Wheelchair Mission and Girl Scouts of Orange County.

Diesel has joined ReWritten to grow his desire to help and care for children. Diesel is an Architectural designer for AECOM, the worlds largest engineering based firm. Throughout his architectural training, Diesel has developed an awareness of the urban landscape and the effects that landscape has on the population living within it. The primary role of an Architect is to protect public safety. Diesel transitions that training and professional career to serving multiple charities such as Free Wheelchair Mission, mission trips to other countries, Faith in Him Foundation, and, of course, ReWritten. Diesel hopes to enable ReWritten to broaden its reach and touch more urban communities where children are in desperate need of the healing and teachings this Organization brings. By combining his internal drive to create a better urban landscape with the opportunities to give back to his community, Diesel contributes to ReWritten’s long term goals and vision.