Lone Star CASA
Serving Rockwall and Kaufman Counties

The Lone Star CASA Team

Support for our wonderful volunteers and our community comes from our passionate and dedicated staff.

Rockwall Location:

Lauren Rowe

Executive Director

My name is Lauren Rowe and I am the Executive Director of Lone Star CASA. I have the privilege of overseeing the organization, raising awareness and increasing funding to provide the volunteers and staff the tools they need to ensure the kids we serve are taken care of and find a safe and healthy home. I started in November 2019 with the organization but have spent my career in non-profit, specifically organizations that served victims or children. I have truly enjoyed my time at CASA and getting to know all those that are passionate about this organization and the role we play in protecting abused and neglected children in our community. I am married to Brian and we have two young girls, London and Laurel. My favorite thing to do to relax is cooking in the kitchen. I love food and love preparing it.

Elizabeth Mosman

Program Manager

My name is Elizabeth Mosman and I am the Program Manager at Lone Star CASA. I have worked in child welfare for over 15 years and during this time I worked with child placing agencies and residential programs serving youth who have experienced abuse and/or neglect. I currently live in Rockwall with my husband and two daughters. Outside of the office, I enjoy being with my family watching our favorite sports teams, trying new restaurants, and spending time at the pool or the lake.

Molly Bishop

Events & Public Relations Coordinator

Hey y'all My name is Molly Bishop, and I am a Rockwall native who recently graduated with my Bachelor of Arts in Strategic Brand Management and Arts Entrepreneurship from the Temerlin Advertising Institute at Southern Methodist University in August of 2021.
When not working, I enjoy sharing my love of dance by teaching dancers at my local studio, watercolor painting, and listening to Crime Junkie Podcast on the couch with my Pomeranian, Frida.

Tahj Walker

Child Advocacy Specialist

My name is Tahj Walker, and I serve as a Child Advocacy Specialist with Lone Star CASA. I previously worked as a Child Protective Investigator with the Department of Family and Protective Services and centered my legal studies around child abuse victimization, domestic violence concerns and avenues to reach at-risk communities in need of additional resources. During my down time, I teach my 2-year-old daughter about Dallas Cowboys fandom, and we sing melodies constantly (I did A Cappella Choir in high school and college). I also enjoy cooking numerous cuisines and taking road trips to see family in various parts of the country.

Deeanna Fischer

Office Assistant

My name is Deeanna Fischer and I am thrilled to serve as Office Assistant. Before coming to Lone Star CASA, I had the privilege of teaching Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources to both middle and high school students. I am married to my high school sweetheart Josh, and we have an amazing 8-year-old daughter named Harper. For fun I love to play board games (Ticket to Ride is our all-time favorite), read, bake goodies and seek out new adventures with my family.

Kaufman Location:

Barbara Henderson

Volunteer Specialist

Hi, I’m Barbara Henderson and have been a CASA volunteer since 2018 and In November of 2019, accepted the position of Casework Supervisor, working out of the Kaufman office. As of 2022, I began my role as Volunteer Specialist. My husband and I have lived in Kaufman County for many years and I am currently working with several other non-profits in the county as well. I serve on the board of directors for Hidden Acres, a Christian Retreat Center and am a facilitator for a young women’s group in the Still Waters organization. I am married and have 4 children and 6 grandchildren. In my spare time, I teach online management courses at Dallas College and Indiana Wesleyan University. I love to grow/garden and travel. I just hope I remember how to travel after the pandemic is over! Working with all the great CASA volunteers is my favorite part of my role at Lone Star CASA. There are so many committed volunteers that give their precious resource of time to our CASA kiddos, along with their hearts. It’s an awesome responsibility to be an advocate for a child but you do that with little recognition, and I thank you for your selfless service!

Christine Hoffmeyer

Casework Supervisor

Chris Hoffmeyer: I became a volunteer in the spring of 2009 and came on staff as a Casework Supervisor in September, 2017. I thoroughly enjoy all my interactions with all our wonderful volunteers. I have eight grandchildren that I love spending time with and spoiling.