Debbie de Steno – Board President / Board Member
Born & raised in New Jersey, Debbie moved to Ohio about 15 years ago and now lives in Bowling Green with her wife, Sandra and their 4 kids. Debbie is a writer and teaches as well as plays guitar. She works for Woodlane as an Resident Assistant and founded the “Music Against Domestic Violence” benefit that is put on every year to help support “The Cocoon”. Debbie is very proud to be a part of the WAKT board as well as having her own show “Live & Local with Debbie.”
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