Honey May |
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| Honey May is a passionate advocate for animal welfare, with a deep commitment to the care and protection of horses. Her personal experiences have shown her the powerful impact horses can have on healing and well-being, which inspires her work in equine rescue. Honey brings decades of leadership experience to her role, having served in elected office and on nonprofit boards. She is dedicated to advancing the mission of equine rescue, promoting compassionate care, and supporting programs that connect horses with humans for mutual growth and healing |
Susan Sunday |
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 Education: Bachelor’s Degree / Concord, WV Master’s Degree / Marshall University I worked for Kanawha County Schools for 30 years. Experience I was born in Savannah GA. My Gran, who raised me, bought my first horse for Christmas when I was 9. It was the beginning of the beginning. I had her for 20 years to the month. I loved her more than anything or anybody.When I wasn’t showing or just riding, I managed to marry and share my horse affection with my beloved daughter. In kind, she has afforded the horse dream for her 2 children. Owner/Trainer: Sunday Stables in St. Albans Officer Role Equine Events coordination /Equine Evaluation / Training Transport |
Missy Walker |
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 Education: Bachelor’s Degree / Marshall University Master’s Degree Special Education Director in the the West Virginia School system Experience Long time horse owner |
