Jenny White is a deeply caring and talented professional who dedicated over 25 years to the field of developmental disabilities (DD). Throughout her career, she was known for her compassion, creativity, and unwavering commitment to supporting individuals and families in meaningful ways.

After many years of service, Jenny recently retired from her role as the Community Connections Facilitator at the Champaign County Board of Developmental Disabilities, where she helped strengthen community relationships and enhance opportunities for inclusion.

Although she has lived in several states, Jenny has proudly called Bellefontaine home for the past 31 years. She and her husband, Todd, have been married for 38 years and share three children and four grandchildren—who are, without question, her favorite people to spoil.

Now enjoying her well-earned retirement, Jenny continues to stay involved in her community and finds joy in spending time with family, friends, and her ever-growing list of hobbies and adventures.

Bryan is owner and pharmacist of The Medicine Shoppe at 821 Scioto St., Urbana.

He grew up in Clark County and is a graduate of Shawnee High School. He is also a graduate of Ohio Northern University with a Bachelor’s of Science Degree of Pharmacy.

He is active in many local community affairs such as a board member of the Champaign County Arts Council, member of the Urbana Lions Club and the Board of Trustees of the Grimes Foundation.

Thompson and his wife, Jodi, are the proud parents of two boys, Braydon and Collin, who attend West Liberty-Salem Schools.

Glenda, a retired U.S. Air Force veteran with 22 years of honorable service, has carried her dedication, leadership, and compassion into a thriving career in real estate. Her military experience instilled a deep sense of integrity and perseverance—qualities that continue to shape her work and her service to others.

She feels profoundly blessed to have been Belle’s mom and is equally proud of her two sons, who share her strong values and caring spirit. Now a proud grandmother to two wonderful grandchildren, Glenda treasures every moment with her family.

Glenda will tell anyone who asks that Belle made her into the person she is today. Belle taught her what truly matters in life—kindness, patience, and love without condition—and because of her, Glenda strives every day to be a better person.

Her unwavering commitment to service, community, and family fuels her passion to make a lasting difference—both through her work as a Realtor® and through Belle’s Yellow Legacy of Love, the charity she founded in her daughter’s memory. Through this organization, Glenda continues Belle’s legacy of joy and inclusion, making an enduring impact on the special needs community and everyone who crosses her path.

Emily has spent over a decade dedicating her time to raising her children and building a life with her husband, Justin.

Having met Belle for the first time at her 13th birthday party, Emily got to watch her grow up into a wonderful, loving, and funny young woman. Belle's involvement in her niece and nephew's life was a blessing and they will forever cherish the time they got with their Aunt. 

Emily is always eager to work with the community and inspire others to support notable causes. Belle's Yellow Legacy of Love is an important contributor to supplying everyone with the resources they need and deserve, making it an obvious choice for Emily!

Shannon is a proud veteran with over 25 years of service in the United States Air Force and has dedicated nearly 30 years to government work. 

Her greatest inspiration is her adult son Seth, who has special needs and continues to fuel her passion for raising awareness, advocating for inclusive communities, and supporting families on similar journeys. Shannon is committed to helping others recognize the unique beauty, strength, and joy that individuals with special needs bring to the world. 

Married to her husband Joe—also a retired Air Force veteran—for nearly 30 years, Shannon is also the devoted mother of a teenage daughter. Her life’s mission is rooted in service, family, and creating a more inclusive and compassionate world for all.

Eric Breon has worked in the developmental disabilities field for nearly 17 years, serving in a variety of roles dedicated to supporting individuals and families. 

He began his career as a Direct Support Professional (DSP), later became a Behavior Specialist, and eventually joined the Champaign County Board of Developmental Disabilities (CCBDD) as a Service and Support Administrator (SSA)—a role in which he first met Belle and her mom, Glenda.

Today, Eric serves as the SSA Manager at CCBDD, continuing his commitment to helping others reach their full potential.

A longtime resident of West Liberty, Eric has called the community home for the past 15 years, where he lives with his two children, Collin and Hannah, who attend West Liberty-Salem Elementary. 

Outside of work, Eric enjoys playing the piano, reading, exploring new interests, and spending summers adventuring in Northern Michigan with his kids.