Chairman

Debbie Jetto brings to the Restored House the initial vision and passion to see this
nonprofit exist in Washburn County. Through her 15 years of work as a Chaplain for the
Sheriff’s Department, she witnessed first-hand the need of a hope for women coming
out of jail and prison and those struggling with addiction. Her vision included a home
where women can learn life skills, but also feel safe during the process of recovery.
Debbie’s top title is a follower of the Lord, and she also finds great joy in being a mother
and grandmother.

Vice Chairman

Caleb Melton’s greatest passion is Jesus who gives him all he needs and a reason to
live each day. Through the hope of Jesus, Caleb believes lives will be renewed and he
has sought to help those in season of need through his work in mental health fields for
25 years, which has included counseling, mentoring, life skills development, staff
development and crisis and de-escalation training for staff. He is thankful to be a part of
this team and to see hope for lifelong changes in individual’s lives.

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Secretary
 

Rick Radomsky spent over 40 years working in large corporate organizations including
health care within Human Resource Management and Talent Acquisition and
Development. He is a man of faith with a passion for serving others, specifically in
helping to develop individuals in faith, life skills, and careers for self-dependency. He too
has walked and lived with family members working through chemical dependency
struggles and has seen the success of them overcoming their issues through a new
relationship with Christ.