Christopher Anderson joined American Trust's Wealth Management team as a Business Development Consultant in June 2019 upon the completion of a successful career in public accounting as a CPA with Barr, Anderson & Roberts, PSC (former president) and Dean Dorton Allen Ford, PLLC (former director) in Lexington.

Having served as a member of the Unified Financial Services, Inc. Board of Directors and served clients for many years as a tax and business advisor, Chris is uniquely positioned to deliver a wealth of financial services experience to individuals, institutions and business owners.

Chris obtained his BA degree in Political Science and Business Administration from William Jewell College in Liberty Missouri and a Master of Science Degree in Accounting from the University of Kentucky. He is a licensed CPA in Kentucky and holds the professional designation of Accredited Investment Fiduciary (AIF ) with FI360.

Chris is a member of the American Institute of CPAs and is an active member of the Kentucky Society of CPAs, serving on the Political Action Committee. He also serves as board member the Bluegrass Institute for Public Policy Solutions, Inc. and the Kentucky Civil War Roundtable, Inc.

Passionate about serving the local community, Chris is involved in the Lexington Rotary Club, Big Brothers Big Sisters and Southland Christian Church. His hobbies include Kentucky sports, history and entertaining his grandchildren. He and his wife Susan have three children and four grandchildren.

Londale Blackford (Dale) is the owner of City Cuts Barbershop on Waller Ave in Lexington. He grew in Detroit Michigan and moved back to Kentucky where he was born in 2005.

He is most known for his work ethic and cutting hair for professional and college athletes. He has been featured on the news over 10 times and multiple articles have been written about the positive work he does in the community.

Dale is known as the barber to the stars. He started off in a one room barbershop and worked 671 days in a row to save up the money for a bigger shop where he is now located on Waller Ave.

Mary Diane McCord Hanna is a talented and accomplished individual who loves to stay active. A graduate of Tates Creek High School and the University of Kentucky, and she currently manages her family's farm, multiple rental properties, and is the Fayette County Judge/Executive.

Mary Diane is also involved with various organizations and charities, including Habitat for Humanity and Nathanial Mission.

Married to Lyle Hanna, they have son and two grandchildren. With many with hobbies such as tennis, traveling, and dancing, Mary Diane is currently a member of the cast of It's a Grand Night for Singing and competing in Dancing with the Lexington Stars.

Dr. Gretchen Kinchen is originally from Hyden, Kentucky. As the daughter of former educators, Dr. Kinchen thought she found her calling as a middle school science teacher.

When her oldest son, Thomas was born with an array of medical problems, it was necessary for her to take time off to care for her family. It also gave her the time to re-evaluate the direction her career was going. Dr. Kinchen decided to switch paths and go back to school to pursue Dentistry. She graduated from University of Kentucky College of Dentistry in 2008 and has owned Dental Care by Gretchen Kinchen since 2010.

Being raised in the mountains of eastern Kentucky, Dr. Kinchen learned the value of hard work and developed a true love of people. She has a passion for providing excellent dental care and believes the mouth is the gateway to a person's overall health. Dr. Kinchen prides herself in creating beautiful, healthy smiles in a comfortable, safe environment.

While Dentistry is Dr. Kinchen's passion, her family is her heart and soul. Along with her husband Alex, they started The Gathering Place, a Church where people in Lexington from all backgrounds and experiences can feel at home and be open to the truth of how much God loves them. They have been married for almost 28 years and they have two adult children, Samantha (married to Chase), Thomas, and a five year old, Jackson.

Dr. Yasmin Majumder has been a Nurse for 10 years and a Nurse Practitioner for last 9 years. The bulk of her time practicing has been spent serving the underserved population commonly found in rural areas on both an inpatient and outpatient basis. She currently practices in both Kentucky and Wisconsin and provides mental health and substance use treatment options in an outpatient setting.

Her strongest passion is to advocate for the most vulnerable populations that suffer from mental illness and/or substance use disorders as they are frequently underserved and vulnerable. She recently completed her Doctorate degree in 2022, and her research project proved that applying the Jean Watson's Caring Theory to the most vulnerable, can be proven highly effective in promoting mental health and lengthening sobriety long-term. She has volunteered for Surgery on Sunday for over a decade and has found that everyone at Surgery on Sunday seems to follow this theory, even if they are blissfully unaware.

Yasmin loves the Rotary Club's mission and vision statements, "we provide service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through our fellowship of business, professional, and community leaders, and together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change - across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves" as it greatly aligns with her personal views and is excited to support the Rotary Club of Lexington efforts.

Outside of work, she enjoys cooking, dancing, and singing. Yasmin has a 25-year-old daughter and have raised her as a single-mother for over two decades.

Her boyfriend of 5 years, Chad Heilig, shares her love for volunteering thorough Surgery on Sunday and is dancing with her in this year's Dancing with the Lexington Stars.

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Jennifer Reynolds loves meeting new people, serving her community, and working with diverse populations.

She grew up in Central Kentucky and has travelled extensively. She lived in Central Mexico for four years where she enjoyed using her degree in anthropology and Latin American studies to do community outreach work.

She was a small business owner and ran a successful CrossFit gym. In her young adult career, Jennifer was a professional ballet dancer and taught ballet for 17 years. Later she worked in non-profit fundraising.

With almost 20 years in community outreach experience, Jennifer loves using her unique perspective in her Council work. She is currently starting her third term as the 11th District Councilmember for Lexington Fayette Urban County Government. Jennifer is passionate about serving Lexington and helping make it a better place to live for everyone. She officially serves on 3 of the Council's standing committees and is the chair of the the Social Services and Public Safety Committee. Jennifer also sits on the Board of Health and worked fervently during Covid to make sure that testing and vaccinations were available to those in need. She spent many hours getting vital Covid information out to our international community. She won several awards for her efforts in 2020.

Formerly, she was the Outreach Director with Bluegrass Youth Ballet and in 2013 started a bilingual outreach program in the 11th District's Valley Park. She is still involved and serves on the Bluegrass Youth Ballet board. Jennifer is also fluent in Spanish and a qualified medical interpreter. These skills have proven vital in her adult career. Currently, she is working part-time at the nonprofit Surgery on Sundays as their bilingual Volunteer Coordinator to staff surgery days that provide free surgeries for the uninsured and those in need.

In addition, Jennifer is a working mom and is comfortable juggling multiple undertakings. She has an 8-year-old son and enjoys hiking and doing new activities with him. Being active in her Lexington community, Jennifer loves attending events, thrift shopping, eating at neighborhood restaurants, and dancing in her free time. For Jennifer, participating in Dancing with the Lexington Stars, raising money for a good cause, is a local dream come true!

Lonnie Tolson was born and raised in Harrison County, Cynthia, KY. Growing up, Lonnie was passionate about sports and was an active member of his high school football, basketball, and track teams.

He went on to enjoy a 33 year career at Bluegrass Energy as a electrical line troubleshooter. He just retired and happened to be open to something totally new... like competing in Dancing with the Lexington Stars.

Aside from his professional life, Lonnie also has a passion for coaching and teaching. He became a coach for the Harrison County High School volleyball team, where he devoted 13 years to help his players improve their skills and excel in the sport.

Lonnie is also committed to living an active and healthy lifestyle. He enjoys lifting weights, playing pickleball, and line dancing to stay fit and healthy.

Dancing has always been a fun part of Lonnie's life. He looks forward to learning and performing ballroom dancing while mixing in his favorite dance, a good ole country freestyle.

Jenny Schnurr grew up in Cleveland, OH but considers herself a Kentuckian after spending almost 20 years in Central KY. She is Director of HR and Finance at Enrollment Builders, a locally owned educational consulting firm.

In addition, she's an active member of the Lexington Rotary Club and a part-time cycle instructor at Cycle You.

Mike Driscoll moved to Lexington from Central Illinois when he started at University of Kentucky in 1997 and has spent his entire adult life here. He is a talented craftsman and a supervisor at Mitchell Construction Management doing historic renovation projects including the Battlefield at Richmond and the renovations at Mustard Seed Hill in Millersburg.

Jenny and Mike live in Winchester with their three dogs.