Our mission is to create a village where individuals with intellectual disabilities can live, learn, work, worship, and achieve their full potential.
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© High Point Village 2020 | All Rights Reserved | Web Design by Monsoon | 6223 County Road 6300 Lubbock, TX 79416 | 1.806.698.0015
© High Point Village 2020 | All Rights Reserved | Web Design by Monsoon | 6223 County Road 6300 Lubbock, TX 79416 | 1.806.698.0015
© High Point Village 2020 | All Rights Reserved | Web Design by Monsoon | 6223 County Road 6300 Lubbock, TX 79416 | 806.698.0015
© High Point Village 2020 | All Rights Reserved | Web Design by Monsoon | 6223 County Road 6300 Lubbock, TX 79416 | 806.698.0015
6223 County Road 6300 Lubbock, TX 79416
Phone: 806.698.0015
Fax: 806.698.0017
Email: admin@highpointvillage.org
Trey was born and raised in Seminole and is a graduate from Texas Tech University. He is a CPA and worked in public accounting for a few years and then went in to private work for Primewest Mortgage where he eventually became the COO and Servicing Manager. Trey then started Permian Basin Abstract Company which he later sold to the National Bank of Andrews and is now an owner and director of the bank and is President of the title division for the bank.
Trey and his wife Jinnifer have 4 girls. Makayla, Mallorie, Macey and Maggie. Makayla is a Villager of High Point and loves it. The family loves to travel and the outdoors whether it be playing golf, spending time in the mountains or skiing.
Lyndee Kiesling serves as the Director of Player Development for the Texas Tech Baseball team. She earned her bachelor’s degree from Texas Tech University and her master’s from Baylor University. After a career spanning many years in social work before transitioning to higher education, she brings a wealth of knowledge and passion to her role.
In 2019, Lyndee’s sister, Leslee, started attending High Point Village, a community that has dramatically enriched her life. Leslee has received numerous opportunities she never had before, allowing her to grow and blossom in ways for which they are forever grateful. Lyndee’s greatest desire is to ensure that Leslee has a place where she is loved and valued every day. Serving on the High Point Village board allows Lyndee to give back to the community that has profoundly impacted their lives and to ensure others receive the same blessings.
When not engaged in High Point Village or Texas Tech baseball activities, Lyndee and Leslee enjoy spending time with friends, traveling, and playing with their dogs, Hank and Duke.
Born and raised in Lubbock, Mitzi Lauderdale is a life-long Red Raider and earned her Juris Doctorate from Texas Tech School of Law, Master’s in Personal Financial Planning and Bachelor’s in Restaurant, Hotel and Institutional Management from Texas Tech University. Most recently Mitzi earned her Doctor of Philosophy in Personal Financial Planning from Kansas State University.
Mitzi serves as the Vice Provost for Academic Innovation and Student Success at Texas Tech University where she previously served as the Associate Academic Dean for Students in the College of Human Sciences. Mitzi is also an Associate Professor in the Department of Personal Financial Planning. She actively conducts research and training in estate planning for special needs families, is a Certified Financial Planner, and is a member of the Texas Bar.
Mitzi has received numerous honors such as, the Chancellor Council’s Distinguished Teaching Professor Award, TTU President’s Teaching Award for Excellence, Mortar Board Outstanding Faculty Member Award, TTU Alumni Association New Faculty Award, and is a member of the prestigious Teaching Academy at Texas Tech in which she has served on the executive council.
Mitzi and her husband, Lee, treasure time with their daughter Brylee and son Brody, whether it be traveling as a family or cheering them on in their extracurricular activities.
Paula is an Illinois farm girl at heart, but a Texan by choice after marrying her Texan husband, Jeff. She is a graduate of Taylor University (Upland, IN) and has spent most of her career in pharmaceuticals in various sales, training and leadership roles. She has her MBA and is one of the commercial founders at Biohaven Pharmaceuticals. After Pfizer’s
acquisition of Biohaven in 2022, she currently works as a Neuroscience Health and Science Professional at Pfizer and covers West Texas.
Paula and her husband have two boys, JP and Jacob. When not chasing after their boys at karate, Lubbock Christian School or church events, she and her family are probably attending or watching a Texas Tech University sporting event. They also love to travel; Disney and Hawaii are two of their favorite destinations. The Mustins are active members of Lakeridge GMC, where she and her husband lead a Sunday School class.
Paula serves as the High Point Village Gala chair.
Bradley and his Karon have been married for over 43 years and are the parents of three daughters. Karon is a retired Special Education and Elementary Teacher.
Sam is married to Jana, and together they have a blended family of five adult children, a daughter-in-law and one grandson. Sam’s son, Alex, was diagnosed with autism at the age of 7, and through him Sam was introduced to High Point Village.
Bob is a CPA and Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Accounting at Texas Tech University. He earned his undergraduate degree at Louisiana Tech University and his MBA and Ph.D. at the University of Arkansas before serving 15 years on the University of Alabama accounting faculty and 30 years on the Texas Tech University accounting faculty.
Bob was a member of both the National Council on Governmental Accounting (NCGA) and its successor, the Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB), the bodies that establish generally accepted accounting principles for state and local governments in the United States. He coauthors a leading government accounting textbook and for many years led CPE seminars nationally and served as a consultant and expert witness.
Bob is a founding member of High Point Village and served as the board Treasurer. He served on Carillon’s board of directors for many years and currently serves on the board of a small dog rescue, Lubbock Pets Alive!
He and his high school sweetheart wife, Beverly, have five children, two of whom have Down syndrome and are long time Reach High Villagers. Bob and Beverly attend Bacon Heights Baptist Church, where Bob is a deacon.
In 2023 High Point Village honored Joel at our annual Celebration Gala for his 15 years of work, dedication and love for High Point Village. Joel spent a lifetime walking with the Lord and sharing the love of Jesus with countless individuals. With his late wife, Sallye by his side, Joel followed God’s calling and partnered with the founding families of High Point Village to create this incredible organization. His fingerprint can be found all over High Point Village, whether that be in the first written documents on file, the preparation of High Point’s 63 acres, the families, donors, and volunteers who he brought alongside him to carry out the mission, in the leaves he cleaned out of gutters, the lightbulbs he changed, in the smiles of the Villagers and in the beauty of this place. The world celebrates success, fame, celebrity, and recognition; but in Scripture, it is no secret what the Lord values – love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. Joel was the epitome of these fruits.
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