Shelley embarked on her journey of recovery in mid-1997, following years marked by substance abuse and trauma. Despite numerous setbacks, it took nearly a decade for her to wholeheartedly commit to her path of recovery. Since September 2007, she hasn't felt the need to turn to alcohol or drugs to cope with her emotions. After a lengthy career in management at a local restaurant chain, she retired in 2021. Co-founding BRIDGE Recovery. her aim is to ensure that anyone seeking recovery can indeed find it.

John is deeply dedicated to the recovery community. In 2021, he played a pivotal role in founding BRIDGE Recovery in Cleveland, GA. Having been in long-term recovery since May 2005, he carries a compelling message of restoration.

Daniel See is a Peer Recovery Coach for Bridge Recovery. Daniel believes that recovery comes first in achieving and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Since 2021, Daniel has been involved in multiple recovery groups, and has been available for guidance to those seeking recovery and internal wellness. As Residential Manager for a Sober Living Residence, he understands that there are many pathways to recovery and that a person must find the path best suited for themselves.

Since 2019, Amanda has wholeheartedly embraced her journey towards recovery, demonstrating unwavering commitment. Her motivation extends beyond battling addiction; she's actively pursuing further education within her recovery process. This dedication has led to a profound transformation in her life, filled with gratitude towards her family, friends, and the progress she's made in her recovery journey.

A visionary for a better World who loves her husband, two adult children, corgi pup, and quite frankly, The human population!  She survived Government education (both hers and her children’s) and ended it with an Associate in Arts.  Kim tested the murky waters of drug addiction at a young age and was saved from that life via adolescent treatment and a couple of 12 Step Programs.  She has continued to give back to that community (which saved her) for 40 years and it has given back to her as well. Kim created her own cleaning business to be available to her children and others and grew it for 22 years.  She also explored sharing her art and love for repurposing décor through a small consignment adventure for 4 years.  Kim is always looking to better herself, her community and the World in however life presents itself for Giving is the Joy of living.

Jimmy Nunn is a dedicated advocate for the Recovery Community, actively engaged since 1984. His recovery journey has paved the way for a fulfilling life, marked by a 34-year marriage, raising two exceptional children, and a successful career at the same company since 1991, where he now serves as a Technical Sales Executive. Outside of work, Jimmy enjoys various outdoor activities like hiking, golf, and kayaking, but cycling takes precedence in his free time. Looking ahead, his primary goal is to share the joy and happiness of recovery with as many people as possible.

Claude Taylor is a person in long-term recovery since 1981.  Claude has worked in the substance use disorder field in various capacities for a long time. Originally from Albany, GA he now resides in Cleveland, GA, and works in the Alcohol Use Disorder program as a Certified Peer Specialist and Recovery Coach, with Reboot Jackson, an RCO in Jefferson, GA. transporting peers who have medical and therapy appointments.

After decades of battling drug and alcohol abuse, Kevin embarked on a long-term recovery journey starting on May 8th, 2018, with support from the Veterans Administration. Since then, he has embraced a new way of life and has not felt the urge to turn to drugs, alcohol, or any other substances. Recovery has transformed Kevin's life in ways beyond expectation, and he carries a deep sense of gratitude