DSF Staff
Erin Reoyo is the newest member to our DSF Team, joining early in 2021. As the Family Network Liaison, she oversees volunteers in both the Parent Ambassador and Social Media Ambassador programs. Erin and her husband Leo live outside of Seattle, WA, and are parents to Eloise and Leonel. Erin began fundraising for DSF soon after …
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Jenny was born and raised in a small town in Morris County NJ where she lives with her daughter Lena who has Dravet syndrome and autism and her partner Dennis. At 8/12 months old, Lena had her first tonic-clonic (grand mal) seizure which lasted 20-25 minutes which was not brought on by fever. Lena continued …
Misty resides in South Carolina, with her husband Ben and their two children, Braxton and Allie. In 2009 her son, Braxton, was diagnosed with Dravet syndrome at just 15 months old. With very little information given to them by their neurologist, they immediately went online in search of other parents to help educate and guide …
Jamie holds a B.S. in accounting from Rutgers University and is a licensed certified public accountant. She has 7 years of experience in public accounting and over 10 years experience in nonprofit accounting. She currently serves as the accountant and Program Director for Dravet Syndrome Foundation. When not working, she enjoys volunteering her time, running, …
Veronica joined DSF in 2020. She has an MS in Biology from East Tennessee State University and a PhD in Cell, Stem Cell, and Developmental Biology from the University of Colorado. She spent 10 years in laboratory settings researching how small changes in genetic and molecular regulation contribute to complex neurological diseases. In 2007, Veronica …
Mary Anne was a founding member of DSF, stepping off of the Board to take the position of Executive Director in 2012. She is a passionate advocate for the Dravet syndrome community and has served in various capacities for the community prior to the inception of DSF in 2009. In addition to her role at …
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