The Team At Pennington Gap
Jamie Johnson (President Board Member)
Jamie Johnson is a former educator with more than 20 years of experience teaching students in grades 6-12 as well as adults in continuing education programs. Her passion for learning and transformation has shaped her life's work both inside and beyond the classroom.
She is the founder of The Woman I Am Ministries, where she teaches and preaches the Word of God while creating faith-based resources designed to help women deepen their relationship with Christ. Through prayer binders, Bible study tools, books, workshops, and online teachings, Jamie empowers women to grow spiritually, walk confidently in their God-given identity, and cultivate a vibrant faith life
Jamie currently serves as a youth minister, pouring into the next generation with practical wisdom, biblical truth, and a genuine love for young people. She is also a certified Christian life coach, using a Christ-centered approach to equip women to overcome barriers, set intentional goals, and pursue the life God has called them to live.
An accomplished author, Jamie has written two books and is a sought-after speaker for women's conferences, church events, and ministry gatherings. Her relatable teaching style, authenticity, and passion for the Gospel make her a powerful voice for encouragement, transformation, and spiritual growth.
Above all, Jamie is committed to living a life that honors God while helping others do the same through ministry, mentorship, and meaningful resources inspired by His Word.
Kimberly Moore (Secretary Board Member)
Kimberly Moore is a United States Navy Veteran and seasoned technology executive who brings more than two decades of cybersecurity expertise and a disciplined, service-driven mindset to her role as Secretary of the Pennington Gap Non-Profit. With 11 years of honorable service in the U.S. Navy, Kimberly’s career has been shaped by leadership, resilience, and a deep commitment to supporting her community.
Today, Kimberly serves as the Chief Executive Officer of QUBIST LLC, a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business specializing in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, data science, cloud modernization, and IT support services. Under her guidance, QUBIST delivers high-impact solutions to federal, state, and commercial clients, helping organizations strengthen their security posture and embrace cutting-edge technology.
With 22+ years of cybersecurity experience, Kimberly has an extensive background as a Senior Cybersecurity Analyst, supporting complex environments, building security programs, and implementing compliance frameworks such as NIST 800-53, DoD requirements, and federal risk management standards. Her career includes hands-on technical leadership, policy development, cyber risk assessment, incident response, and security advisory roles across multiple sectors.
Kimberly holds a Bachelor of Science in Information Assurance from Western Governors University (WGU). Her passion for continuous learning and innovation drives her to stay at the forefront of cybersecurity, cloud security, and modern IT solutions.
As Secretary of the Pennington Gap Non-Profit, Kimberly applies her exceptional organizational skills, attention to detail, and leadership capabilities to support the board’s strategic direction. She is committed to fostering transparency, strengthening governance, and ensuring that the organization’s initiatives are carried out with professionalism and accountability.
Kimberly’s long-standing commitment to service—spanning military duty, community involvement, and senior leadership—makes her an invaluable asset to the Pennington Gap Non-Profit and the communities it serves.
Feleicia Walton (Board Member)
Feleicia Walton founded Sweet Home Elderly Services in December 2021 with one mission: to provide compassionate, high-quality care for seniors and peace of mind for their families. Her passion for caregiving began at 16 while caring for her grandmother, giving her a deep understanding of the importance of genuine comfort, dignity, and support.
Today, Feleicia brings that same dedication to the families she serves across Arkansas. Whether clients need care around the clock or just a few days a week, she ensures they receive personalized support in the comfort of their own homes. With Feleicia, every client is treated like family—not just a customer. Caring for others is more than what she does. It’s who she is.
Mariale Dunbar (Board Member)
Mariale Dunbar is a dedicated social worker and emerging higher education leader committed to advancing equity, access, and student success. She currently works full-time in child welfare, where she advocates for vulnerable children and families while training and supporting new caseworkers in the field. Mariale is also pursuing her Doctorate in Higher Education Leadership at Clark Atlanta University, where her research focuses on student retention, educational equity, and strengthening support services at HBCUs. As a first-generation college graduate with degrees in psychology and social work, she brings both lived experience and professional expertise to addressing systemic barriers in education and social services. Her work blends compassion, data-driven decision-making, and a deep commitment to empowering underserved communities values she is proud to bring to the Board.
Siraj Mismar (Assistant Director)
Siraj Mismar serves as the Assistant Director of Pennington Gap. Siraj has always believed that true leadership comes from the heart; from listening, understanding, and helping others find hope in the places they need it most. Originally from Jordan, Siraj came to the United States to pursue his education and a deeper understanding of how people from all walks of life can come together to make a difference. Siraj's background in International Studies opened his eyes to the beauty of cultural exchange and the importance of building bridges between communities. Pennington Gap was born from that same belief; that we all have a role to play in shaping a better, kinder world. Through our work, he strives to create spaces where people feel seen, valued, and inspired to take action. At the heart of it all, he is guided by faith, compassion, and the hope that small acts of good can create lasting change. To Siraj, this isn't just an organization but a reflection of what’s possible when people choose to care.