2022-2024 Ambassadors of Cobb CASA, Inc. Board of Directors
Anjeannette Foster-Barker, Director
Mentoring Coordinator, Cobb Mentoring Matters
As Mentoring Coordinator, she gives leadership to the Cobb County School District’s school based mentoring program, Cobb Mentoring Matters. Anjeannette, a native of Mississippi, has resided in Georgia for over 20 years and has served in various supervisory roles. She considers herself a servant leader and is grateful for every opportunity to serve her community. She is passionate about and gets rejuvenation from spending quality time with her family, preparing home-cooked meals and working in her garden.
Marjorie Seon, Director
Crisis Prevention, LiveSafe Resources
Marjorie has been a Cobb County CASA since 2006 and shares her knowledge of the juvenile court system and years of experience working with young people with her fellow board members.
Toby Holzer, Director
Retired, Southeast Regional Director for the Finance Ministry of Israel
Toby has been a Cobb County CASA volunteer for 12 years and her goal is to help children to be placed in homes that offer them stability, safety, and a loving environment. She believe we can help all children develop their full potential by bein dedicated to this goal.
Tracye Paggett, Director
Director of Student Services, Atlanta Technical College
Tracye has worked in the education field for over 20 years that include both K- 12 and college/university level positions. Currently, at Atlanta Technical College (ATC) she is responsible for providing campus and community resources, as well as developing programs and initiatives that assist students with overcoming life challenges.
In her previous role as the Retention Specialist at ATC, she provided academic support to at-risk students to aid them in reaching their academic goals. Tracye has coached and mentored many college students from other higher education institutions such as Georgia State University, Clark Atlanta University and Morris Brown College through various positions. Her K-12 experience includes elementary school teacher and middle school Library/Media Specialist.
She has a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from Talladega College and a Master of Education in Counseling Psychology from Clark Atlanta University. She resides in Douglasville with her husband Marcus.
Karyn Harrison, Director
Karyn is a successful sales professional with considerable sales achievements with a diverse skill set, self- directed, highly organized, goal oriented, energetic, and a natural communicator with forging solid working relationships. She has volunteered with the South Cobb PTA Council for over five years and served in many leadership positions. Karyn brings her communication skills from her experience working in broadcasting. She is excited about volunteering, and working with Cobb County CASA.
Maurice Brock, Chair
Maurice graduated from the University of Denver and was commissioned a 2nd Lieutenant from the University of Colorado Air Force ROTC program in 1978. He graduated United States Air Force pilot training in 1980 and served 7 years active duty along with 22 years in the Mississippi Air National Guard (MSANG). During his military career, he flew in two wars and three armed conflicts. He served in several command positions and was confirmed in 2007 by the 110th Congress to the rank of Brigadier General. He retired from his military career in 2008 after 29 years.
His next career was with Delta Airlines as a pilot and spent the next 34 years flying multiple aircraft and retired as a Boeing 777 Captain in 2020.
Maurice has volunteered with many charitable organizations in the past 40 years to include; Tuskegee Airmen, Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals, 100 Black Men of Atlanta, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Cobb County CASA, and Chairman of the Foster Parents Board of Cobb County.
Maurice T. Brock was born on June 19, 1956, on Greenview Air Force Base in Mississippi. He resides in Mableton, Georgia and has been a Georgia resident for 37 years. He is married to Chaunda Brock and has two children.
Maurice’s mission is to serve the underserved youth of Atlanta especially in helping them to find their life’s career.