Latisha grew up in the mountains of North Carolina, where she met her husband of 25 years. She earned her degree in Biology from Wheeling Jesuit University in 2004 and has since dedicated herself to serving her community in various roles. Latisha has worked with several community and social service organizations, including her role as the Coordinator for Northeast Pennsylvania’s Meals on Wheels. Her commitment to the arts and healthcare is evident in her service on the boards of the Northeast Philharmonic and the Geisinger Auxiliary.

In 2014, Latisha and her family relocated to Alaska, where she continued her passion for advocacy by volunteering as a Court Appointed Special Advocate, eventually becoming a guardian ad litem. Latisha is currently pursuing a law degree from Vermont Law and Graduate School, aiming to further her impact in the legal field.

Latisha is a proud mother of two beautiful daughters: one is a junior at James Madison University, and the other is a senior at Steller High School. When she isn’t working, Latisha enjoys filling her free time with running, mountain biking, downhill skiing, and relaxing at her dry cabin at Bonnie Lake.