Meet the Board
From left to right: Jessica Huwa, Erica Kasemodel, Gail Zeier, Ann Marie Doolittle, Michael Doolittle, Dana Engelhardt, Holly Chandler, Kimberly Hardouin
President: Dana Engelhardt
Vice President: Michael Doolittle
Michael Doolittle has been involved with the Ashley Doolittle Foundation since its inception, volunteering in support of its mission to prevent relationship and dating violence through education and awareness. As Ashley’s brother, he is passionate about carrying forward her legacy and creating meaningful opportunities for education and advocacy. Michael was elected to the Board of Directors as a Member-at-Large in 2023 and became Vice President in July 2025. One of the most rewarding aspects of his work with the Foundation is speaking with college-aged men about healthy relationships, recognizing the warning signs of dating violence, and empowering them with the tools to support those who may be affected. He also helps organize and facilitate large-scale educational workshops that promote awareness and prevention. Outside of his work with the Foundation, Michael is a medical student dedicated to serving others through both healthcare and community engagement.
Treasurer: Holly Chandler
Treasurer: Ann Marie Doolittle
Secretary: Gail Zeier
Website Manager: Kimberly Hardouin
Kimberly Hardouin is honored to be involved with the Ashley Doolittle Foundation as the Website Manager. As a survivor of an abusive relationship in her high school and college years, the mission of the foundation is deeply personal for her. Her experiences inspired a passion for educating young people about the warning signs of unhealthy and abusive relationships. When Kimberly learned of the foundation’s work, she knew she wanted to be involved in helping empower students with the knowledge and skills they need to build healthy, respectful relationships. Kimberly is a local middle school teacher, and outside of the classroom she enjoys spending time with her family and friends, as well as running her photography business.
Jessica Huwa