Our Staff

Letty Hernandez is our client services director. Letty comes to us with a strong background in the caring arts. She served for three years as a senior care manager for Julia and Pete Warner. Prior to that she served at the Senior Center as the homebound meal manager. Letty graduated from Liberal High School and attended SCCC majoring in business management and marketing. She volunteered at the Senior Care Center, United Way, and Elder Care while raising her five children. Letty also worked with Terry Decker at Elder Care. One of Terry’s favorite things about Letty is that, “she has backbone and she doesn’t give up.”
Letty likes to play basketball, go for walks, watch movies, and cook together with her children. She likes to read, too. Her favorite book right now is, “The Five Second Rule,” by Mel Robbins.Letty’s immediate goals are to grow the center to be more known in the community through advertising and attending events. She wants to reach students in the schools about sexual risk avoidance using several of the great curriculum that we have found. Also on her agenda are to apply for some major grants to help fund these projects.

You are welcome to stop in and meet Letty and take a tour of the center.

Hours are Monday through Friday from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.

Letty Hernandez is our client services director. Letty comes to us with a strong background in the caring arts. She served for three years as a senior care manager for Julia and Pete Warner. Prior to that she served at the Senior Center as the homebound meal manager. Letty graduated from Liberal High School and attended SCCC majoring in business management and marketing. She volunteered at the Senior Care Center, United Way, and Elder Care while raising her five children. Letty also worked with Terry Decker at Elder Care. One of Terry’s favorite things about Letty is that, “she has backbone and she doesn’t give up.”
Letty likes to play basketball, go for walks, watch movies, and cook together with her children. She likes to read, too. Her favorite book right now is, “The Five Second Rule,” by Mel Robbins. Letty’s immediate goals are to grow the center to be more known in the community through advertising and attending events. She wants to reach students in the schools about sexual risk avoidance using several of the great curriculum that we have found. Also on her agenda are to apply for some major grants to help fund these projects.

You are welcome to stop in and meet Letty and take a tour of the center.

Hours are Monday through Friday from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.

Cindi Lyddon is our executive director. She comes to Grace Place with a strong educational background. She worked for Lamar Public Schools in the curriculum department for 7 years and USD 480 for 22 years in various roles including teaching 5th and 1st grade, Reading Recovery, North Central Accreditation chairman, Success for All facilitator, Instructional Coach and ESL teacher.

Cindi graduated from LaJunta High School and attended Otero Junior College, Seward County Community College, and Newman University. She has a Bachelor of Science in Education, Master's of Science in Curriculum and ESL (English as a second language), and an endorsement for Building Leadership-K-9.

Cindi likes to play dominoes with family and friends, read, spend time at the lake with family and friends, and study the Bible. Her favorite authors right now are Mesu Andrews who writes Bible historical fiction and Amir Tsarfati who wrote Revealing Revelation.

Cindi's immediate goals are to help Grace Place become a limited medical clinic offering limited ultrasounds. As soon as that is accomplished she looks forward to bringing the center's sexual risk avoidance curriculum to youth in Liberal and surrounding communities for free.