Camille “Camie” Marquette Bianco has a Bachelors degree from Louisiana State University, a Masters from Nicholls State University, and a Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education. 

A mother of five and wife to Mike Bianco, she worked for eight years as a middle school teacher before devoting herself to extensive community service and philanthropy here in our local community. 

Ms. Bianco is the Vice President of the Oxford Lovepacks Board, a Board Member of LOU Barksdale Boys and Girls Club, a Lifetime Member of Oxford Junior Auxiliary, and a Lifetime Member of Oxford Coterie. In addition, she volunteers for Lovepacks, Little Free Pantries, Oxford Boys and Girls Club, and St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church, where she also is a member.

Michael Cannon graduated from Northwest Community College, and Memphis State University, before coaching at Northwest from 1982 to 1985. He was an Ole Miss Graduate Assistant in 1986, and founded Cannon Motors of Mississippi in 1996.

Since then, Mr. Cannon has been a vital member of our community, serving on the Chamber of Commerce Board, the Mississippi Auto Dealer Board, the National Auto Dealer Board, and — now — Intended for Good: The Stonewater Council for Youth. 

In fact, Cannon Motors was a key sponsor for our first-ever community event, A Night with Chris Herren, in April, 2023.

Jane Yerger has a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Music, a Minor in Business Administration and a degree in Paralegal Studies, having worked as a legal assistant in Alabama and Tennessee for ten years.

Jane attends Christ Presbyterian Church where she has served as VBS Coordinator and Choir Director. She has served as member and past president of the Oxford Garden Club and presently serves on the Board of Directors of the Ole Miss FCA. She is an active member of Delta Delta Delta alumni association.

Jane is honored to serve the Stonewater community in this capacity, having struggled with an eating disorder in the past. She said, “Many of those who have been affected by restrictive food intake or binge eating feel the need to help others in some way because young adults struggle in silence, rarely realizing their need for help.”

Eating disorders display similar characteristics of addiction and can manifest in many ways. “I want to support the next generation and contribute to its healing,” Jane continued. “Working to bring awareness is the first step to a healthier and happier future for children.”

Jane resides in Oxford with her husband, Frank. They have three children.

Bryan graduated from the University of Mississippi, where he earned his Bachelor of Accounting from the Patterson School of Accountancy. He is a strategic leader with a track record of successfully executing tactical business plans and organizational initiatives. Bryan is passionate about the importance and development of company culture, strategic planning and analytics. At the age of 16, Bryan acknowledged his issues with substance use, recognized the need for treatment and, during 14 months of a diverse recovery program, experienced firsthand the challenges an adolescent faces when learning to overcome a substance use disorder. With this experience came the passion for helping other young men identify their own struggles and to provide a place where they, with their families, can receive a comprehensive and individualized treatment program to achieve lifelong recovery.

“Whatever God permits, He has a purpose to promote.”

Elizabeth Fikes helped found Stonewater after nearly 10 years in international branding and business development for one of the largest US housewares companies, managing brand launches and market growth in South America, Europe, the Middle East and Africa. In addition to her roles in referral outreach, resident admissions, marketing and communications, Elizabeth has extensive knowledge of managed care policies and is actively involved in the Stonewater family and alumni programs to ensure meaningful, sustained engagement. When her brother Bryan began struggling with substance use at an early age, Elizabeth learned firsthand what it was like to see a sibling change in the throes of substance use and face the necessity of long-term treatment. Understanding that these behaviors affect not only the adolescent but the entire family, Elizabeth became passionate about sharing her family’s experience with other families at the crossroads of seeking treatment for their child.

“Hardships often prepare ordinary people for an extraordinary destiny.” – C.S. Lewis