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Jake Mudrezow
Executive Director
After serving most recently as the Director of Development, Jake is honored to lead Hope Rescue Mission into its next season as Executive Director. Jake’s journey to the Mission began in Washington, D.C., where he served as a police officer for seven years. That experience opened his eyes to the deep needs of those in crisis and eventually led him to serve as the Executive Director of a church in Alexandria, VA, from 2022 to 2024. Today, Jake is passionate about combining his background in public service and ministry to bring hope and restoration to those in need. Outside of the Mission, you can find Jake exploring the mountains with his wife, Sami, and their four young children. Jake also enjoys exercising, hunting, and a good cup of coffee.
Meet the Team
Linda Monaghan
Director of Operations
About Linda
In 2020, Linda and her family answered the Lord’s call, relocating to Missoula with a heart to love and serve the community. As an ordained Foursquare Minister with 15 years of pastoral experience and a Bachelor’s degree in Ministry and Leadership, Linda brings a wealth of expertise. She has previously served as an Outreach Pastor and Children’s Pastor, and is deeply committed to helping everyone feel seen, valued, and encouraged.”
Sherry Gunter
Director of Finance
About Sherry
“God brought me to the Mission under false pretenses :o).
I volunteered to be a fill-in bookkeeper but left after my first day with a job offer.
My background in banking and church administration provided a unique set of skills that He must have wanted on board. I am the longest standing staff member, as I started in April of 2012. Getting to see this amazing staff faithfully serving our community and those who come to us for help is a humbling experience that I am so grateful for!”
JAZMYN MAIRE
DIRECTOR OF WOMEN’S CENTER
About Jazmyn
Jazmyn serves as the Director of the Women & Children’s Center at Hope Rescue Mission. She’s been with the organization for nearly five years, starting as a live-in Resident Assistant, then leading the boutique and directing the mission’s enterprises before stepping into her current role.
Born and raised in Missoula, Jazmyn’s heart is deeply rooted in this community. Her passion for ministry and mentoring took root during her seven years with Youth for Christ, where she walked closely with young people through seasons of challenge and growth.
At Hope Rescue Mission, Jazmyn is honored to support women overcoming addiction and stepping into new life. She brings compassion, leadership, and has a deep desire to be part of the healing process for those walking through addiction, brokenness, and hardship, helping others encounter the healing love of Jesus and experience lasting transformation.
Outside of work, you’ll likely find Jazmyn paragliding, hiking, traveling, or chasing her next adventure. She counts it an honor to be part of the life-changing journey of the women and families served at the mission.
BAILEY POTTER
DIRECTOR OF HOPE THRIFT BOUTIQUE
About Jazmyn
Bailey grew up knowing the Lord through her mother and grandmother, who have always set great examples of grace, strength, and servitude to the Lord and his promises. Bailey has lived in Missoula, Mt, for the past three years and last summer heard of Hope Rescue Mission and knew she had to get involved. As the Store Manager at Hope Thrift Boutique she can witness the reach Hope Rescue Mission has on Missoula whether that be donations given, supporting Community Service participants, witnessing to and providing a safe space for the Women’s Center participants to take that next step in the workforce, and providing resources to the many programs Hope Rescue Mission has to offer to anyone that walks through the Boutique doors. Bailey has continued to fall into the many blessings the Lord has provided to her and her exceptional staff and volunteers as Hope Thrift Boutique continues to grow and evolve into a must-visit in Missoula, MT.
NATHAN DAGGETT
DIRECTOR OF OUTREACH
About Nathan
Nathan spent his early life in Dallas, TX, and moved to Missoula in 2010. After rejecting his family’s faith, and looking for what the world had to offer, the Lord saved his life and his heart after an overdose in 2019. The trajectory of his life changed, Nathan moved to work at Streets Ministries in Memphis, TN, preaching the Gospel to inner city youth, and studying at Liberty University, where he received a Bachelor’s degree in Apologetics and Theology in 2023.
After moving back to Missoula, Nathan felt prompted by the Lord through Isaiah 58 to work with the homeless and under-resourced in his community, working at the Poverello Center, Aware, and finally, Hope Rescue Mission, where he became a Certified Behavioral Health Peer Support Specialist. Nathan’s had experience working at several of Hope’s outreach programs, and became the Director of Outreach in 2025.
Nathan loves spending his free time shooting hoops, listening to music, digging into God’s word, and spending time with his wife, friends, and family.
SHANNIN OVERLAND
VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR
About Shannin
Shannin serves as the Volunteer Coordinator at Hope Rescue Mission and is passionate about connecting people’s gifts and skills with meaningful opportunities to serve. She grew up in a small town in Illinois and moved to Montana in 2017 to attend college, where she earned a degree in Elementary Education and developed a heart for nonprofit and youth ministry work. Shannin married her husband Luke in 2020, and together they welcomed their daughter in 2026. In her free time, Shannin enjoys reading, a cozy afternoon tea, listening to music, and spending time with her family and friends.
Careers @ HRM
We are called to be witnesses of Jesus Christ through the power of the Holy Spirit. This work is not about us — not our reputation, our church, or our organization. It is about Him and the people He loves. When we serve in His way and for His glory, a faithful reputation will follow — not for ourselves, but for Christ to be seen and known. We are not the saviors. We are witnesses to The Savior.
This is where it begins. Jesus became flesh and dwelt among us (John 1:14). He entered our world. He stepped into our reality. The incarnation is not only one of the most profound truths of the Gospel — it is our model for ministry.
Just as Christ came near to us, we are called to go and come near to others — to step into their world as they are, where they are. Not to control or coerce, but to faithfully bear witness by being present. The power of our witness is found in our “with-ness” — walking alongside, offering hope, and reflecting Christ through relationship.