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Marti Boone
Executive Director
Marti Boone’s 18-year career in social service has allowed her to assist many families within the Houston area. She has been the Executive Director of Be An Angel Fund since January 2002. She originally came to Be An Angel in 1999 as an independent grant and volunteer coordinator. Before her involvement with Be An Angel, she served 10 years as Executive Director for a social service agency in Montgomery County. She also worked as the Vocational Marketing Director for Vocational Services with Tri-County MH/MR. She has served on various non-profit boards. She also has played an active role with Bible Study Fellowship. She has received numerous leadership and non-profit awards including a commendation from then Governor and now President Bush for her efforts in energy assistance for the poor. When Marti is not trying to raise money for a worthy cause, she is praying for safety for her son, a US Army pilot currently stationed in Iraq or managing the financial affairs of her Texas Tech senior daughter.

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Michael Musters
Program Director
As Program Director, Michael is responsible for implementation and strategic growth of Be An Angel programs: he oversees day-to-day program operations and is responsible for performance improvement, community education and integrating programs within the Houston and surrounding areas.  For over seven years, he has helped meet the needs of children and young adults with multiple impairments and or profound deafness; he is selfless in his efforts to help the special children that we serve. Michael has grown the Christmas program to serve over 3,500 students on 232 campuses within 15 school districts.  He is a native Houstonian, enjoys traveling and being with friends. He is compassionate and completely committed to the children that Be An Angel serves.

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Dustin Tracy
Development Director

Dustin has worked in the communications industry for the past three years. He first worked as a public relations worker for John Brown University, where he received his journalism degree, and then he worked as a city reporter for the Northwest Arkansas Times. He is responsible for the development of Be An Angels fundraising efforts including grant writing and corporate partnerships. Helping the multiply impaired an profoundly deaf children Be An Angel serves is a mission that is close to Dustin’s heart because he has a cousin who has special needs. Originally from Kansas City, Dustin also enjoys spending time with family and friends, meeting new people and trying new things.