Jeremy Wilson was born December of 1986 to Dreama and Lonnie Wilson of Branchland, WV.  He has resided in Lincoln County all but 3 and a half years of his life. He was raised in Branchland where he attended Branchland Elementary and later junior/high school at Guyan Valley.  After high school, he attended Marshall University and obtained his Bachelor of Science in Chemistry. Two days after graduation, he started his career at Marathon Petroleum in Catlettsburg, KY. He is currently in his 13th year of employment in his new role as supervisor in the Supply Chain department.

 Mr. Wilson’s wife, Ashley Wilson, and he married in May 2014 and moved back to the homestead in January 2016.  Ashley is an educator at GVMS in both Math and ELA. In 2017, he became an ordained minister through the Church of God, Cleveland, TN. The same year, Ashley and he began serving as the youth pastors at Lincoln Church of God in West Hamlin. He and his wife genuinely care for the youth of our county! 

 His top 3 reasons to serve on the Lincoln County Board of Education are: Cooper Montgomery, Coy Montgomery, and Marshall Wilson. Cooper is a freshman at LCHS, Coy is in the 5th grade at West Hamlin Elementary, and Marshall is in the 1st grade also at WHE. Mr. Wilson wants to make sure his sons are afforded the same education opportunities as anywhere else in the country! Even better, he wants students and parents to choose Lincoln County!

 Jeremy’s goals for Lincoln County: 

• Ensure all stakeholders, especially students are seen, known, and valued.

• Ensure all students have access to educational opportunities to achieve success.

• Develop authentic policies and curriculum that enable high quality teaching and learning.

• Engage families and the community in supporting student’s academics and athletics.

Dr. Shelia Burns is in her 2nd term as Lincoln County Schools Board Member. She has over thirty years of service for the students of Lincoln County.

Daniel Cartwright, 36, is a resolute advocate for community involvement and progress. Raised in West Hamlin and educated at Guyan Valley until its consolidation, he graduated from Lincoln County High School in 2007. Daniel and his wife Tiffany are the proud parents of two daughters: Lauren Brooke and Hannah Grace.

Daniel works for Active Medical LLC in Milton WV. He has nearly a decade of experience in management and inventory management.

“Lincoln County’s best days are ahead of us. I will do whatever I can to help Lincoln County School System continue to move in the right direction. I am excited to see our CTE programs expanding throughout the county. It is vital for all students to have access to different opportunities and career paths. We must continue to strengthen partnerships with groups like the Lincoln County Youth Sports Association and other good programs that keep students engaged and active. This is vital in keeping students busy and on the path of competition and success. I have two daughters in our system and will do all I can to drive positive change in Lincoln County for my kids, and yours.”

Robert Mosteller, is a lifelong resident of Lincoln County. He currently resides in Garretts Bend with his wife of 20 years, Wendy and his 16-year-old son, Dawson, who currently attends Lincoln County High School.

Upon graduation from Duval High School in 1997, Robert obtained a bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education from WV State University and a master’s degree in Occupational Safety and Health from Columbia Southern University. He has 23 years work experience as a welder and welding inspector. He is currently employed as a Certified Welding Inspector for TC Energy. He was ordained in 2013 to serve as a Deacon at New Covenant Baptist Church in Alum Creek.

Robert’s main goal as a member of the Board of Education is to help the students of Lincoln County become critical, independent thinkers, and to provide them every opportunity to be successful in whatever path they choose in life. “I will prioritize collaboration among students, parents, teachers, administrators, and board members to make this vision a reality.”