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Jane Searing < Back Jane Searing Board Advisor Resides in Issaquah Parent of two children, one with developmental disabilities Managing Director in Deloitte Tax’s Private Wealth practice, specializing in tax-exempt organizations, private foundations, and philanthropic planning. Previously at Clark Nuber PS Expertise in tax planning and compliance for not-for-profit organizations, private foundations, charitable giving strategies, and communicating with the IRS. Long time LEO supporter, speaker, seminar leader, and LEO Board advisor. Ready to Help? Learn how you can make a difference! Get Involved

Karl Pauly < Back Karl Pauly Past Board Member BaSC Civil Engineering, University of Waterloo Arrived in Issaquah via transfer from Toronto in 1993 Retired construction executive after 30 years in the commercial construction industry Active in local events Enjoy all outdoor activities, particularly biking, sailing and skiing LEO Housing Committee Member Member of the Advocacy Committee Ready to Help? Learn how you can make a difference! Get Involved

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Alyssa Midgley < Back Alyssa Midgley Executive Director Alyssa Midgley (Executive Director) – Over 30 years of experience in supporting community-based housing and care for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). She has worked closely to support caregivers, residents and families to create successful and sustainable adult family homes and shared living homes. Educating families to navigate the housing system in Washington State and sharing her expertise through education and advocacy is her passion. She is excited to be part of Life Enrichment Options community.

Get started Let us help guide you New Residents More Information Coming Soon Housing Options What do you need to put in place to be ready for the future for your family member with intellectual and developmental disabilities? Explore various housing options for people with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities in Washington State. There may be more options than you think! Housing Checklist View this handy webpage that outlines all the things to consider when placing your family member. Resources and Links This list of websites will help point you to other resources in the area, namely in King County and the State of Washington. Donate Make a one-time or recurring donation through our website. Donate Get In Touch Let us know how you'd like to help First name Last name Email Write a message SUBMIT Thanks for submitting!

Leo Finnegan < Back Leo Finnegan Past President / LEO Board Emeritus Resides in Issaquah BS in Mechanical Engineering, Gonzaga Univ. MS in Mechanical Engineering, Univ. of Notre Dame Parent of five children, one with developmental disabilities Retired from Puget Sound Energy –Director of the Power Plant Engineering & Construction Department Founder of the Challenge Series Races in 1980 Special Olympic coach – basketball (35 years) & softball (27 years) Chair of King County Board for Developmental Disabilities Ready to Help? Learn how you can make a difference! Get Involved

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Rose Finnegan < Back Rose Finnegan LEO Founder (1937-2018) Rose Finnegan (1937 – 2018) Resided in Issaquah BSN Carroll College in Helena, Montana Parent of five children, one with developmental disabilities Retired nursing supervisor Co-Founder of Life Enrichment Options Organization (LEO) in 9/1988 Member of LEO Board of Directors for 30 years 35 Years of Challenge Day races in Cities across Washington State 40 Years of Advocating for those with Developmental Disabilities Participant in nearly every LEO Event or Work Project for Decades Guiding Light in the Creation of LEO Adult Family Homes The first LEO Adult Family Home (AFH) is named “The Rose Finnegan House” Ready to Help? Learn how you can make a difference! Get Involved

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