Our Advisory Council

Robert is a military veteran.  He honorably served ten years in the United States Marine Corps.  From 2008 through 2015, Robert worked various positions, including management in the food service and restaurant business.  In 2016, Robert went through a very difficult time personally.  He realized that he not only needed but also wanted to change his life for the better.  Knowing he could not achieve recovery on his own, he sought help from his family.  Robert knew he had to rebuild his relationship with God first.  As he worked through this process, he realized that there are others who like him, needed help, support, and guidance without judgement.  From this, Zero Hour Life Center was born.  

Julie Stubrud, DC first thought about the Chiropractic field when she was a freshman at Hernando High School, having always been intrigued in how the human body works; she decided Chiropractic was her calling.  She is a graduate of Palmer Chiropractic College in Davenport, Iowa. Dr. Stubrud returned to Central Florida in 2007, settling in Ocala. She worked with a group practice for 13 years, then opened her office, Dr. Julie Chiropractic & Massage, in April 2021.

Dr. Stubrud is a member of the Florida Chiropractic Association (FCA), serves on the Advisory Board of ORA Clubhouse.

Dr. Stubrud is very close to her family, most of who still reside in Central Florida, her hobbies include going to beach and watching movies with her husband K. Lewis Floyd and 2 cats.

Amy’s background in Fine Art really shows in her flair for life, and in her work! Amy Keel was born and raised in NY, and relocated to Sarasota FL in 1990 to study Fine Art at Ringling School of Art and Design. She went on from there to get her secondary degree in Drafting and Design Technology, and moved to Marion County in 1999 after getting married to her husband Rick. Together they have 4 children. 

Angie has been a Marion County resident since the age of 10.   Angie has strong roots in family and community.  She is a local Realtor and loves her job!  Angie has been married to her husband for 15 years and has 3 grown children.  Her hobbies include, walks on the beach, four wheeling (in the mud), photography, interior decorating, shopping, and camping. Angie is devoted to God and Family! 

Dr. Manal Fakhoury, CEO of Vestech Partners (Legacy Wealth),  has a strong business intuition and has managed multimillion dollar budgets. She is known for her distinctive skillset of strategy, business acumen, and relationship building.  She has served as an investment advisor, angel investor, and is often the person offering the roadmap to success.  Her commitment is to offer high return investments while reducing ris

Manal’s career includes her stint as a Consultant Clinical Pharmacist and has worked in a variety of pharmacy settings, including hospital, retail, home health care, and as a consultant for the pharmaceutical industry.  She served as the Clinical Coordinator at Ocala Health for 28 years and lead the JCAHO audits and Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee.   Manal earned her undergraduate, and doctorate from the University of Southern California, and her clinical residency at Shands Hospital. She earned her MBA from Webster University, earning the Most Outstanding Business Student Award.

Manal is passionate about community service and is also the President and CEO of Fakhoury Leadership International. With over 30 years of for-profit and non-profit leadership experience, she serves on many national and community boards. She is past Chairwoman of Chamber of Commerce and has served in many top leadership positions. Currently: YMCA Executive Board, AHA, Rotary Member, ING Trustee, Truist Bank board of directors, Toastmasters International, Founder and President of Ollin Women International, curator for TEDx Ocala, TEDx speaker, and Gavel Club Counselor for the Florida Department of Corrections (FDOC). Graduate of Leadership Florida. 

Regina A. Lewis has worked for the improvement of the courts system in Marion County since 2000.  Regina was a member of the team that led the planning and launch of a Mental Health Court for Marion County in 2009 and a Veterans Treatment Court in 2012. Currently Regina is the Court Alternatives Administrative Manager supervising staff for Mental Health Court, Veterans Treatment Court, DUI Court, and Misdemeanor/Felony Diversion Drug Court. These county courts work to divert non-violent defendants with from active criminal prosecution in the Marion County Court to appropriate community-based treatment and support services to best protect public safety, reduce recidivism and help those defendants to build successful lives.

Yeralin Martinez is a business professional and community advocate. She graduated from The University of North Carolina at Greensboro with a Bachelor of Science, Business Administration and Economics with concentration in Human Resources. She also attended The University of North Carolina at Capel Hill where she started a Masters in Healthcare Administration (MHA). She and her husband opened Intelligence Health Group, Inc., which is a Christian based physician group that provides care to patients in rehabilitation centers (Skilled Nursing Facilities, Assisted Living etc.) and recently expanded their services to see patients at the comfort of their homes. 

Yeralin is passionate about helping others and making a difference in the lives of the less fortunate. She serves as an active member of the Board of Governors of the Continuum of Care for Marion County where she collaborates with community leaders to reach the goal of ending and preventing homelessness in Marion County.  She’s also a member of the Chairman’s Circle for the Chamber of Commerce (CEP) and a member of the Healthcare Council led by the CEP initiative SPHERE, where Intelligence Health Group is the main sponsor.  She also serves in the United Way Vision Council and is an active member of her church Open Heaven’s Ministry.