Latonya Patterson Founder of Ambitiously Him Her King Foundation resides in Mobile, Alabama where she was born and raised. As a devoted mother of 5 and grandmother of 3. She was inspired to create Ambitiously Him & Her King Foundation through her own life experiences as a young mother(becoming pregnant at 19), as well as seeing her son's hardships of being a teenage father at age 16. Her son Jabriel "Quese" Calhoun was the true inspiration behind the Foundation and its Mission. She dedicates her life to helping female youth, teens, and young adults Parents(Mothers, Fathers and Pregnant Youth).

Her Purpose is to Inspire, Encourage, Motivate & be a positive impact on people's lives. 

Latonya's career is her passion; she's an Inspirational Expressionist, Holistic Herbalist, Spiritual Coach, Indigenous African Spirituality Practitioner/Healer, Alabama Certified Peer Specialist,  Author/Writer, Domestic Violence Advocate, and Mobile Community Health Leadership Award Honoree. She's honored to help and support The Youth, Teen, and Young Adult Parents in your Community as well as hers.

Dr. Katrina Trammell practices at the University of South Alabama Midtown Pediatrics. Known affectionately by her patients as “Dr. T,” Dr. Trammell has been a pediatrician for 22 years and teaches and supervises medical students, nurse practitioner students and physician assistant students as an assistant professor of pediatrics at the University of South Alabama College of Medicine. Dr. Trammell also attended medical school and completed her residency at the USA College of Medicine.

Prior to becoming a Board Member of Ambitiously Him & Her King Foundation, Dr. Trammell has served on a variety of Nonprofit Boards due to her dedication and commitment to her community. 

Dr. Trammell is a member of numerous professional societies including Mobile Pediatric Society, Alabama Chapter of American Academy of Pediatrics, and the Mobile Metropolitan Medical Society. Her community involvement includes serving on the board of the Gulf Regional Early Childhood Services, as an Alabama member of the Asthma Coalition, as a community research fellow with the Gulf States Health Policy Center and as a contributor to the Edith Mitchell Health Initiative. Dr. Trammell’s passion for pediatrics was recognized in 2011 when she was named one of the most influential African American doctors in the Mobile-Pensacola area by Black Health Magazine.

Connie Guggenbiller is a resident of Mobile, Alabama. We can say Ms. Connie knows how it is being a Young Parent. At 16 She was a Mother & Married. Yet experiencing Young Parenthood didn't distract her from finishing school and later becoming a registered nurse. 

Having a deep connection with God & a strong sense of Faith Connie has always been very active with people & her community. Connie is currently The Director of the Food Pantry at Central located at Central Presbyterian Church; located at the corner of Dauphin and Ann Street in Mobile, Alabama. The Pantry has partnered with the organization for over two years, helping Young Parents in need with Food. Ms. Connie wasn't just a partner she became Family. Ambitiously Him & Her King Foundation adore LOVE ALL PANTRY at Central.

The Food pantry is one of the largest food pantries on the Gulf coast. They help at least 200-500  per week. 

As a Board Member Connie have vowed to dedicate herself to Young Parents in need. 

Licensed Master Level Social Worker and community organizer Angie Smith has been a resident of Mobile, Alabama for 23 years.

She's the proud parent of two children, Sebastian who is 12, and Anneliese who is 7.

Mrs. Smith began her love of community by volunteering with Lifelines Rape Crisis off and on for 10 years. It was during this time that Mrs. Smith realized her calling to work within the community to help others. In 2016, she received her Bachelor of Social Work from the University of South Alabama and began her social work career with the Mobile County Health Department. While at the Mobile County Health Department, she was a social worker with the Mt. Vernon and Citronelle communities, where she worked with many organizations to create healthy outcomes for marginalized communities. During her time at the health department, she was a founding member of the Newborn Hearing Learning Committee, partnering with other organizations such as AIDB, USA Speech, and Hearing, Helping Hands, and Children's Rehabilitation Services to ensure that families experiencing hearing loss had access to resources, as well as educated the pediatric community regarding the importance of testing for hearing loss. While serving in those communities, Mrs. Smith had a variety of community round table events regarding safe dating practices, healthy outcomes, and the importance of healthy communities. 

In 2019, a year after the loss of her husband, Mrs. Smith decided to return to college and fulfill her dream of receiving her master's. Mrs. Smith graduated in 2020 with her Master of Social Work from the University of Alabama with honors from the Omega Nu Lambda National Honor Society. In 2021, Mrs. Smith wanted to expand her career by working in the community and began working at USA Children's and Women's Hospital in the NICU and Pediatric Emergency department. During this time, Mrs. Smith served families from the community during the most critical times of their lives. During her time here, Mrs. Smith recognized a need for people to receive access to resources to prevent them from being in crisis mode. Mrs. Smith began partnering with community organizations such as Ambitiously Him-Her Foundation to ensure new mothers had the most needed support for healthy beginnings with their children. 
After leaving Children's and Women's, Mrs. Smith began her community organization, We the Change Mobile, to help people navigate resources within the Mobile County area. During her time within the healthcare system, Mrs. Smith recognized a need for a prevention model of a community organization that allowed people to receive help and mitigate circumstances that would lead to crises within the family systems. Mrs. Smith recognized within the community the need for people to have access to resources and assistance with navigating those resources. We the Change Mobile have partnered up with many organizations such as the Alabama Inclusivity Project, many homeless organizations, The University of South Alabama's School of Social Work Student Organization, and individuals with the desire to improve our community. 
Mrs. Smith is committed to helping young mothers have access to resources, and providing assistance to young mothers and families in need before the crisis. Angie is also on the board of directors for the NASW Alabama chapter. 

Joining Ambitiously Him & Her King Foundation, She has vowed to push towards her goals effectively by helping young parents in the community. 

Andrea Hudson is the definition of Village Headman or Chief. Andrea Hudson is the mother of one son & grandmother of a granddaughter. Andrea Hudson had her son at the age of 16. Early Parenthood didn't hold her back from striving for the best, she graduated from Mattie T Blount in 1989. Andrea got married at 21 years of age and immediately went to Germany with her Spouse who was in the Air Force. When they moved to Texas she received her BAS in Psychology at Abilene Christian University. When Andrea moved back to Mobile, she knew she wanted to work with The Youth and was passionate about serving her community. Andrea served as a Caseworker through the Department of Human Resources for seven years in the mid-2000s. Andrea also has a Masters of Education in Elementary Education Grand Canyon 2010. Andrea used her knowledge working with Youth & Educational background as a Director of Summer Programs and After School Program through Trinity Lutheran (MCPSS Title I coordinator Trinity Lutheran). She also served some time as a Research Assistant  & ran community Health Research Projects.

Andrea has also ran a million-dollar housing grant and was a caseworker and office manager at Bay Area Women Coalition as well. Serving her community throughout the years has been a mission of hers.
Currently, she serves as Youth Advisor, Mission group Secretary,  Evangelism Ministry(Chair Health Committee). Andrea is currently a Travel Notary Signing Agent and own her Tax Business for over 30 years. 

Marsha Sewell Secretary of Ambitiously Him & Her King Foundation. Experiencing Young Motherhood herself at the age of 16, Marsha received her secretary experience in the church first, as she was the Youth Secretary for her Youth Choir. After dropping out of high school due to being a Young Parent, she went on to achieve her GED. While in the program through her church, she later pursued some goals by attending college where she found herself a part of a local community society. There she was a secretary as well, as well as The Vice President. Through her experiences in both the church & the community society, she was able to bring those experiences to our Foundation: Ambitiously Him & Her King Foundation. Marsha has been our Secretary since January 2020.