Heather Lange is a mom and epilepsy advocate from Louisville, KY. Heather is enthusiastic and excited to share her story raising epilepsy awareness and funding service dogs for other children with epilepsy like Hadley Jo through the Hope for Hadley Jo Project in her hometown.

Michael Rolf is the founder and owner of Beaux Tied. Founded in 2013, Beau Tied aims to be the preeminent supplier of custom formal wear and fashion goods defined by sartorial elegance. While honoring the legacy of Michael's late cousins, Beaux Tied continues philanthropic pursuit to raise awareness for noteworthy causes locally and nationally.

Hadley Jo was diagnosed with cryptogenic localization related epilepsy at the young age of two. A stranger's service dog responded to her seizures and opened the door to other nonconventional options for epilepsy. We found Ultimate Canine where Hadley Jo was matched with her service dog, Ariel. Ariel came home in October 2016 and is now saving Hadley Jo's life. Ariel alerts us before Hadley Jo has a seizure allowing us to administer rescue medication in less than two minutes stopping the seizure.

Deb has dedicated the past 24 years to developing the Foundation's strong programs and services. She has a deep passion for making a difference in the lives of children, adults, and veterans living with and impacted by epilepsy.

A founding member of the Epilepsy Foundation of Kentuckiana, Kristie is passionate about raising awareness for and ensuring the success of the Hope for Hadley Jo project.