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Felicia Melville, originally from Texas, graduated from Wayland Baptist University Hawaii in 2001 with a Bachelor of Science degree. In 2013 she earned a Masters in Special Education from the University of South Carolina and she is a licensed special education teacher. She has traveled the world with her husband who was in the military. She spent 9 years with the National Guard. She settled in South Carolina in 2002 and has been fostering children for 16 years where she advocated for her foster childrens needs to include ensuring that their educational needs were met. She is a strong advocate for children and believes that all children have a strength; they just need to find it. She operated Felicias Creations in Lugoff until changes in foster care led her back to fostering. She and her husband have 12 children and have 7 grandchildren with more on the way. She enjoys the arts (just don't ask her to sing), upcycling, remodeling her home, travelling, reading, Lego building challenges, and spending time with her family.

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Teresa LHeureux was born and raised in the Camden area which she affectionately refers to as a modern-day Mayberry a naturally beautiful, rural area. She is a graduate of York Technical College and Excelsior College. She has worked intermittently for KershawHealth since 2001. She works as needed as a Staff Nurse on Surg/Med Two a busy Medical/Surgical Unit. Teresa has also served at KershawHealth in other capacities such as a Staff Nurse on the Karesh Wing, a Charge Nurse on the Surgical Unit and an Admissions Nurse for Hospice. She is Basic Life Support, Advanced Cardiac Life Support as well as a Basic Life Support Instructor certified. Teresa is married to Nathaniel LHeureux, a Charge Nurse in the ED at KershawHealth. Teresa and Nathaniel have a daughter, Stormy who has been a student at MSC since 2012. She is a delightfully blossoming Upper Elementary student. Teresa and her family couldn't be more pleased with their MSC experience. Teresa, Nathaniel and Stormy reside in Camden.