Our Board

We all love Isabelle and are committed to honoring her legacy and helping others.

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Lisa Coy

I am proud to be Isabelle’s mom. She brought so much joy and laughter to my life. I started Isabelle’s Hive as a way to remember and honor her by supporting other pediatric cancer warriors and their families traveling this journey like our community did for us. 

President
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Emily Knight

I was blessed to be Isabelle’s bowling coach and have her as my team captain. She brought so much joy and laughter to my life. In the years since she passed away, I’ve been focused on preserving and honoring her memory in our school community and helping others facing a pediatric cancer battle. I am proud and honored to be a member of the Isabelle’s Hive Board.

Vice President
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Secretary

Sharon Bailey

I am a cousin of Isabelle’s mom, Lisa. Isabelle was more like a niece to me and I am honored to be her “Aunt Shar”. My goal in participating in The Hive is to honor Isabelle’s memory while working to support organizations and the community who were a blessing to Isabelle and our family during her fight.

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I am also Isabelle’s mom’s cousin. I was Isabelle’s “Sissy”. I worked in Pediatric Hematology/Oncology for 26 years. My goal for The Hive is to support children and their families that have been affected by cancer. To give back to these families and help them in any way we can. I have seen how cancer can turn a family’s world upside down in an instant. I have been with families when they are told their child has cancer, thru the ups and downs of treatment, and I have been there when children take their last breath. If we can help children and families during this difficult time then our goal has been met. 

Treasurer

Stephanie Napier

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Joe Coy

I am Isabelle’s dad. Isabelle was my sidekick and was proud to be my little geek. Working with Isabelle’s Hive is my way of honoring her and her courageous spirit.

Task Manager
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Lillie Thompson

I have had the privilege of knowing Isabelle since we were kids. Over the years, I bowled alongside her as her captain and later had the honor of coaching her, as she became a team captain herself. Since her diagnosis, I have been dedicated to raising awareness for childhood cancer while honoring her memory and the impact she continues to have on so many lives. I am truly honored to be apart of her Hive and to help carry forward her legacy of strength, courage, and love. 

Social Media Director