Board of Directors

Kevin Willis is the Founder of A Prodigal's Path. His heart for restoration began in the mid-1990s when he started serving in prison ministry, walking alongside men and women facing addiction, incarceration, and broken relationships. Through more than 30 years of ministry, Kevin has seen the importance of accountability, community, and genuine care in helping people rebuild their lives. He is also the owner of The Finishing Touch, where years of serving families across Arkansas have allowed him to build meaningful relationships within the community. Together with his wife, Crystal, Kevin is helping bring the vision of A Prodigal's Path to life.

Crystal Willis is the Co-Founder and Executive Director of A Prodigal's Path, where she serves with compassion for individuals seeking hope, healing, and a fresh start after incarceration and addiction. For more than five years, she has volunteered in Arkansas women's prisons, walking alongside women as they prepare to rebuild their lives. Crystal also brings over 20 years of public service experience, including previous roles with the City of North Little Rock and District Court, and currently serves with the Arkansas State Legislature. Together with her husband, Kevin Willis, she is helping build a Therapeutic Community rooted in structure, accountability, restoration, and hope.

Katlyn Graham serves as President of A Prodigal's Path, where she is committed to advancing the mission of restoring hope and transforming lives. As a wife, mother, and Community Engagement Coordinator for the City of Sherwood, Katlyn brings a heart for service, leadership, and meaningful community partnerships. She works to raise awareness, build support, and strengthen the organization's vision for second chances. Katlyn believes every individual deserves the opportunity to heal, grow, and discover renewed purpose, and her heart is to help create pathways that lead to lasting restoration, dignity, and transformation.

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Beau Duty is an attorney and advocate for justice, restoration, and second chances. A 2013 Harding University graduate and magna cum laude graduate of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law (2023), Beau has helped clients recover more than $13 million in settlements and jury awards in nursing home abuse, personal injury, and catastrophic injury cases. He serves on the boards of A Prodigal's Path, the Henry Woods Inn of Court, and Calvary Academy, reflecting his commitment to mentorship, accountability, strong families, and helping individuals rebuild their lives through hope and opportunity.

Letitia McDermott brings a strong background in accounting, business operations, and community service to her role as Secretary of A Prodigal's Path. A graduate of the University of Central Arkansas, she earned a bachelor's degree with a double major in Accounting and Computer Information Systems. Letitia currently serves as Controller for Russell Chevrolet Co., overseeing financial operations for two dealership locations. Her experience in financial management, organizational leadership, and strategic planning brings valuable insight to the mission. She also volunteers at the women's prison in West Memphis, where she encourages women to work toward lasting change.

Karla Middleton serves as Treasurer of A Prodigal's Path, bringing nearly 35 years of experience in accounting and financial management. She is the Part-Owner and Financial Manager for Middleton Brothers Trucking Inc., Middleton Land Co. LLC, and Test Rite LLC, where she has served for more than 23 years. Prior to her current roles, she served as Financial Manager for Glover's Truck Parts and Equipment and Horseshoe Lake Farms. Karla brings strong expertise in financial operations, business administration, budgeting, and strategic planning, and is deeply committed to sound financial stewardship in service of the mission.

Jay Fraley is the owner of Complete Security and has served Arkansas families and businesses for more than 35 years in the security industry, leading his company for the past 22 years. Throughout his life, Jay has invested in prison ministry, mentoring young men and serving the youth in his church with practical guidance, accountability, and encouragement. As a board member of A Prodigal's Path, he is committed to helping individuals find hope, restoration, and purpose. Jay believes lasting change happens through mentorship, strong relationships, and opportunities that empower people to rebuild their lives and create a brighter future.

Victoria Lasker is passionate about faith-based mental health care, restorative ministry, and walking alongside individuals who are rebuilding their lives. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology, a Master's degree in Pastoral Counseling with a specialization in Trauma and Response, and is currently pursuing a Doctor of Education in Community Care and Counseling. Victoria believes healing happens when people feel truly seen, heard, and loved — and she views counseling as a meaningful avenue through which God brings restoration to the whole person. She serves on the prison ministry team at her local church and is deeply committed to reentry, reducing recidivism, and restoring hope.

Nathan Davis brings experience in media, technology, ministry, and community outreach, helping advance the mission of A Prodigal's Path through effective communication and digital engagement. His heart for restoration was shaped early in life, growing up in a home deeply involved in foster care and child welfare — his family welcomed close to 30 high-needs children into their home while his parents served in group home leadership and case management roles. Nathan is passionate about supporting individuals as they pursue restoration, accountability, and lasting life change. Professionally, he works for Dassault Falcon Jet in Little Rock and is also a small business owner.