House of Hope is proud to have board members of all life experiences and career paths offer their expertise and direction to help women rebuild their lives and strengthen their families. Learn more about each esteemed board member below.
Brent Salazar-Hall joined the House of Hope Board of Directors in 2015 and currently serves as the vice chairperson. He works as an attorney and has been practicing in Utah since 2004. He received both his Juris Doctor degree and his bachelor’s in psychology from St. Louis University. As an attorney practicing in juvenile court, Brent joined the Board because he has seen the amazing and challenging work House of Hope does for mothers overcoming substance abuse. Brent also volunteers his time with the following organizations: Utah Father’s and Families Coalition, Utah State Bar, Family Law Section Executive Committee and Third District Pro Se Docket. He resides in Salt Lake City with his wife and two children.
Hobbies/Interests: Traditional Chinese Martial Arts, Girl Scouts, hiking, camping and travel.
Steve Booker joined the House of Hope Board in 2023. Originally from California, he relocated to Utah in 2006, where he and his wife, Elizabeth have raised their two sons. With a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from Western Governors University, Steve leverages his expertise in technology and financial services to support business operations at Morgan Stanley. Outside of his professional commitments, he cherishes quality time spent with his family, particularly in the great outdoors.
Steve’s association with House of Hope dates back to 2011 when he first engaged in supporting the annual toy drive for children in treatment with their mothers. Witnessing the enduring impact House of Hope has had on the lives of mothers and families who have sought assistance from the program, Steve was honored to extend his commitment by joining the board.
Bill Athas has volunteered as a faithful member of the House of Hope Board of Director for over 30 years. During his time as a Board member he has served as both Secretary and Treasurer. He has also participated in community service through the following entities: Utah State Board of Alcoholism & Drugs (Chairperson 1977-1987), Utah Statewide Health Coordinating Council, Governor’s Task Force on Prevention of Alcoholism, Utah State Coalition for Prevention of Alcohol & Drug Problems, University of Utah’s School on Alcoholism & Drugs (Vice Chairperson), KUTV (NBC) Alcohol & Drug Abuse Advisory Committee, Utah Alcohol Training & Education Advisory Commission and U.S. Senator Orrin Hatch’s Advisory Committee on the new Drug Free America Bill.
Bill is a retired broker; he graduated from the University of Utah in Political Science and received Honorable Discharge from U.S. Army Reserve. He has two children and currently resides in Salt Lake City, UT.
Sheleigh Harding joined the Board of Directors in 2010. Sheleigh has been an attorney since 1991. She works primarily in the child welfare area of juvenile court, but also works with delinquency and refugee cases. She also works as a Special Master in District Court and is a mediator.
Sheleigh believes House of Hope to be one of the best treatment centers she works with in juvenile court. She has always been deeply impressed by House of Hope’s work and mission, and wanted to be a part of the organization and contribute to its continued success. She also is on the Historic Landmark Commission and volunteers with the Utah State Bar as a mentor and as a member of the Fee Dispute Resolution Committee.
Hobbies/Interests: Scuba, rafting, skydiving, flying, yoga, languages and piano.
Darlene C. Hutchison has been a member on the House of Hope Board of Directors since 2010 and currently serves as the board secretary. However, her concern reaches back much further. She served with the former Utah Alcohol Foundation and was one of the founders of a coalition directed toward bringing together all state and non-profit agencies to work together in developing reasonable alcohol policies, the Alcohol Policy Coalition.
Darlene’s adult life has been geared toward finding solutions for problems facing the community. Her service includes being President of the Utah Congress of Parents and Teachers (PTA), which provided her with the opportunity of serving on many national and state boards and committees relative to education and problems facing youth. She was an elected member of the Utah State Board of Education; served as President of the Women’s Legislative Council of Utah; an appointed member of the Utah Civil Rights Commission, and served her community on the Board of Adjustments. She has dedicated her time to many other organizations, especially those directed toward helping children and youth.
Professionally, early in her life, Darlene worked for a television station and later as a manager in the Special Affairs Department of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She married Richard Hutchison (deceased) and is the mother of six children, three deceased.
Beth Pratt has served on the House of Hope Board of Directors for over 30 years. She has been a Registered Nurse for 45 years with special expertise in Risk Management, Resource Development and Healthcare Education. She is also a Certified Sexual Abuse Nurse Educator, an adjunct professor at Salt Lake Community College and a member of the Sandy City Chamber of Commerce.
While she has many interests, the organization closest to her heart is House of Hope, (formerly the Utah Alcoholism Foundation). She has volunteered countless hours in service to HOH over the years, as well as raising funds, collecting resources, mentoring staff and representing House of Hope in the community while educating groups about substance use disorders and other healthcare needs for underserved populations and strongly advocating for women in recovery. Beth has served on several boards including: the Hansen Planetarium, Neighborhood House, and the Foster Care Citizens Review Board.
Beth currently lives in SLC with her husband and enjoys spending time with her family and grandchildren.
Jordan Putnam has served as a member of the House of Hope Board of Directors since 2018 and currently serves as the Chairperson of the Board. For the last seven years, he has practiced family and child welfare law in Utah. Jordan received his bachelor’s in Political Science from Brigham Young University (2007) and his Juris Doctor from the University of Utah (2011).
Jordan joined the Board because he had been very impressed with the excellent work House of Hope does in the community. He has seen many clients make dramatic life changes while at House of Hope, and he wanted to be a part of and contribute to such a wonderful organization. He also serves as a Board Member of Parental Defense Alliance of Utah.
Hobbies/Interests: Hiking, skiing, golfing, and playing with his children.
Jeremy Stewart first joined the House of Hope Board of Directors in 2013. He works as an attorney at Snell & Wilmer in Salt Lake City, Utah. Jeremy graduated from Georgetown University Law Center. He joined the House of Hope Board because he wants to help provide hope to our neighbors who need it the most.
Hobbies/Interests: Enjoys spending time with his family in the outdoors.
Trent Waddoups has volunteered as a member of the House of Hope Board of Directors since 2003. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Utah State University and a Juris Doctor degree from the University of Utah Law School. Trent has been a practicing lawyer and owner at Carr & Waddoups Attorneys at Law, LLC since 1996, specializing in personal injury cases and litigation. He participates in the following activities and societies: Federalist Society, Moot Court and Environmental Law Review. Trent enjoys golfing in his free time.
Dr. Shannon L. Tilly is an OBGYN for Intermountain Health, and is House of Hope’s newest board member.
Dr. Tilly primarily works at the LDS Hospital, as well as the Avenues Women’s Health Center performing surgery and helping delivery babies, which is her favorite part of her job.
She is deeply passionate about all things women’s health and prides herself on providing information and opportunities for empowerment to all her clients.
Beyond her wealth of healthcare knowledge, Dr. Tilly also loves skiing, hiking, and mountain biking
Jun Song has served as a member of the House of Hope Board of Directors since February 2025. He brings more than 15 years of experience building and overseeing institutional credit risk frameworks across banking and capital markets. Jun currently serves as Director of Credit Risk at Optum Bank, part of UnitedHealth Group, where he leads the development of the Bank’s second line of defense credit risk governance across both consumer and commercial portfolios. He is responsible for enhancing underwriting standards and monitoring practices, modernizing CECL and credit stress-testing processes, and driving remediation efforts tied to FDIC supervisory findings. Prior to joining Optum, Jun spent over a decade at Goldman Sachs in multiple credit risk leadership roles.
Earlier in his career, Jun served in the Republic of Korea Army, where he earned civic recognition for community leadership initiatives. He holds a B.S. in Business Management with an emphasis in Finance from Brigham Young University. Outside of work, Jun enjoys traveling with his family, riding motorcycles, exploring the outdoors, and capturing moments through photography.
House of Hope gave me the strength and showed me the way to succeed and how to be the best I can be, not only that but to be the best mom to my kids and to hold myself accountable. I would be lost without their help.
If you’re ready for a change, for a better life, and a better you, don’t wait another day. We can help you become the very best version of yourself. Rekindle your light and transform your future at House of Hope.
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