Board of Directors

Calendar Year 2025

Our staff at Bryan-College Station Habitat for Humanity are grateful for the incredible service, guidance and leadership provided by our board of directors. These dedicated volunteers come from diverse professional backgrounds, including real estate, accounting, education, banking, marketing and more, and their collective expertise has been instrumental in helping us achieve our mission of eliminating substandard housing in our community.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to all those who have generously given their time and talents to serve on our board of directors, as their contributions have helped us to build homes, communities and hope for our neighbors. Your support is truly appreciated!

Executive Committee

Miranda Denman
President

Meet Miranda Denman, a dedicated Nurse Manager at St. Joseph Health, and Clinical Nurse Educator at Blinn College. An Oncology Certified Nurse since 2010, Miranda has served patients in the Brazos Valley for 15 years. She has also shared her knowledge and passion for nursing as an instructor at Blinn College for the past 7 years.

Miranda’s commitment to service extends far beyond the clinic. A Habitat for Humanity construction volunteer since 2014, she has participated in four Global Village trips—leading the most recent one and preparing to lead another. She has also served as a Relay for Life team captain for 15 years, exemplifying her drive to make a difference.

Guided by her favorite quote from Dr. Seuss, “Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It’s not,” Miranda embodies the spirit of compassion and action. To fund her Global Village trips, she’s famously sold countless batches of homemade cake balls, combining her love of creativity with her commitment to service. In her free time, she enjoys hiking, kayaking, and finding new ways to create.

Bryan Best
Past President

Bryan is an insurance agent in Washington County with prior experience in the financial field through banking. Bryan is the Board representative for Washington County Habitat for Humanity, which merged with B/CS Habitat in June of 2021.

Bryan is excited to help Habitat become more active in the Brenham area to serve the need for adequate and affordable housing in Washington County. His passion for helping to solve this issue is what continues to keep him serving through Habitat for Humanity. His hope for Washington County, as well as Brazos County, is to have these communities grow responsibly through service.

Sunny Ah Sang
Vice President

Meet Sunny Ah Sang, Store Manager at Lowe’s Home Improvement with over 10 years of leadership experience. Originally from Killeen, Sunny relocated to College Station in 2023 and quickly became an active part of the community.

Beyond his career, Sunny is involved with Siva Ori Polynesia, a nonprofit multicultural organization dedicated to teaching Polynesian culture and dance. Guided by the belief, “I serve the community with a humble heart. Allow me the opportunity to serve others,” he brings that same passion for service to his role with Habitat for Humanity.

When not at work or serving the community, Sunny enjoys spending weekends with his family. His hobbies include golf, bowling, fishing, shooting, hunting, hula dance, and swimming.

Tina Rosati
Board Treasurer

Assistant Vice President, Retail Operations Manager of Amarillo National Bank.

Cady Engler
Board Secretary

Cady Engler has been a longtime supporter of B/CS Habitat and started volunteering in 2015 as a member of our Paint Team. After four years of regular volunteering, Cady joined our Board of Directors in 2019.

Cady had a successful career in academia, earning a BS, MS, and PhD in Chemical Engineering and teaching as a professor of Biological and Agricultural Engineering at Texas A&M before retiring. He has been married to his wife, Pam, for 53 years, and they have a daughter and two grandchildren living in London, as well as a son in Flower Mound, TX.

Cady strongly believes in making the world a better place and helping others, leading him to volunteer with organizations such as B/CS Habitat for Humanity, Meals on Wheels, and United Campus Ministry in Aggieland. His commitment to service and his expertise make him a valuable member of our community.

Board of Directors

John Hoffman

Board Member

As a Manufacturing Director at Liquid Power Specialty Products, John Hoffman is an accomplished engineering and business professional with over 30 years of industry experience. Beyond his career, he dedicates his time to volunteering with several organizations, including B/CS Habitat for Humanity, Special Olympics, youth sports, the Food Bank, and Star of Hope.

His commitment to Habitat for Humanity comes from a deep belief in the organization’s mission. He sees it as a powerful way to give families a hand up, providing them the opportunity to build better lives and brighter futures. For him, helping construct homes is not only about building walls but also about realizing families’ dreams and creating lasting change.

Outside of work and service, he enjoys recreational sports and is an avid ice hockey fan—a passion sparked while cheering on his son.

Rev. Kefentse Risher
Board Member

Pastor of First United Methodist Church of College Station.

Barbara Pratt
Board Member

Assistant Vice President, Retail Operations Manager of Amarillo National Bank.

Herbert Ratliff-Plumber
Board Member

CEO of HP Consulting.

Carmen Garcia
Board Member

Third-grade bilingual teacher at Bryan ISD.

Jordan York
Board Member

Meet Jordan York, VP of Construction at Stylecraft. With 15 years of experience in the construction industry, he has built a career centered on leadership and excellence in the field.

He is proud to support B/CS Habitat for Humanity, drawn to the organization’s vision and service. Along with contributing to fundraisers and periodically offering construction advice, he continues to stay involved with Habitat.

Homes, Communities, Hope

Seeking to put God’s love into action, Habitat for Humanity brings people together to build homes, communities and hope.