"The experience at WARM is the fulfillment of my best dream of participating in the recovery journey of the addicted, including fellow alcoholics." -- Dale Sights, WARM Chief Executive Officer.

Sights is a Henderson business-civic leader and founder of family-owned Sights Denim Systems, Inc.. He is a graduate of Henderson County High School and studied at Evansville College and Murray State College. He and wife Margaret Ann are the parents of four adult children and seven grandchildren.

"I believe the Women's Addiction Recovery Center is one of the greatest additions to the Henderson, KY community. To be given the opportunity to have a positive impact on women who suffer from the disease of addiction is one of the greatest honors I have received."--  Sharice Benson, WARM Executive Director.

Mrs. Benson, wife of David Benson and a native of Indianapolis, IN., is a certified alcohol and drug abuse counselor with an extensive background in the field. She has Bachelor of Science Degree from University of Evansville.

"I am so blessed to be a part of WARM.  It's a wonderful way to give back and continue my own recovery.  I love these women and I value being in a position to help them." -- Nicole Frields, WARM Program Director.

Ms. Frields, a native of Henderson and graduate of Henderson County High School, attended Eastern Kentucky University. Prior to her WARM service, she was a staff assistant at the Hope Center Recovery Program for Women and an administrative assistant at the University of Kentucky. She is the mother of two.

"It's a blessing to come to this job and experience staff and clients working the road to recovery.  It's also wonderful to see the spiritual and physical changes with our clients." Connie Cook, WARM nurse and Safe of the Streets (SOS) Coordinator.

Mrs. Cook has a degree in Applied Science and has held nursing positions with Job Corps and with Livingston County, KY and Caldwell County, KY hospitals. She and husband Ronald Cook have three daughters and a grandson.

"My experiences with the Women's Addiction Recovery Center have truly been life changing.  Like many of the women here, my journey began at the bottom.  I am blessed to be a part of the miracles that happen everyday at the Women's Addiction Recovery Center where hope is restored to the hopeless."-- Daphne Erwin, WARM Transitional Program Coordinator.

Ms. Erwin is the mother of two, an Ohio County native, a graduate of Ohio County High School and attended Owensboro Community College graduating with an Associates degree in Human Services.   Ms. Erwin is also a graduate of WARM.

"I am truly appreciative to have a place for these ladies in need of guidance. Many of them have so much to offer the community with their sobriety. I have learned from the clients as well as they have learned from me." -- Mitzi Dunlap, WARM Operations Manager.

Ms. Dunlap is a Henderson native and graduate of Henderson County High School. She is the mother of two and came to WARM after six and one-half years in supervisory roles at the Henderson County Detention Center, where she was Chief of Compliance Officer prior to joining the WARM staff.