Shepherd’s Shelter celebrates 25 years in operation

by By Tom Marshall Senior Advocate writer
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Shepherd’s Shelter/Ross Rehab founders Wayne and Jeanette Ross say the facility’s success would not have been possible without the support of staff and local officials like the ones in the celebration photo above marking Shepherd’s Shelter’s 25 years in operation. Pictured, from left, are longtime supporter Keen Johnson; Mt. Sterling Mayor Al Botts; Jeanette Ross; Wayne Ross; Judge-Executive Chris Haddix; County Attorney Keith Craycraft; and District Judge William “Willie” Roberts.


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