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Our Caring and Dedicated Staff

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Founder and LCDC

Gail

Program Director

Maryrose.heic

Managing Consultant

Gail, a Legacy House Alumni and anow the Program Director credits Legacy House with providing a safe place for her to re-learn how to live a healthy and productive life.  She has personal and professional experience with addiction as well as recovery; her sobriety date is May 8, 2021 and she works for a drug and alcohol detox facility as an Operational Support Specialist here in North Houston. 

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Gail is a mother of four children dedicated to helping other women to rebuild their lives as well as the personal relationships that are so often torn apart by addiction. She regularly attends various 12-step meetings and is active in the recovery community.  

Maryrose is an alumni of Legacy house. She was the Program Director from December 2021 to March 2023.  She is a native Texan and recently moved back from New York here she was as a General manager over Luxury residential high rises in NYC. Her sobriety date is April 4, 2021. She is currently holding a GSR position for the Woodlands Young at Heart group and is active in fellowship including sober softball, volleyball and bowling.

Kim is the founder of Legacy House. She is married with four children and lives in Magnolia, Texas. Her previous work experience includes the role of Program Counselor for La Hacienda Treatment Center in College Station.  She gained hands on experience over many years working as a Substance Abuse Counselor in various state institutions.  Kim is in long- term recovery and has spent the last several years volunteering within numerous 12-step groups/programs in her community.

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The struggle of addiction and the beauty and freedom of recovery is very personal to Kim, she is passionate about what she does and considers her work with those striving towards recovery a “calling” and an opportunity to share what was offered to her many years ago in her pursuit for sobriety. She is a big believer in the “spiritual” aspect of recovery, paying it forward and – most importantly - leading by example.

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