Our Board

Chris holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the U.S. Naval Academy and a Juris Doctor degree from the College of William and Mary School of Law. He is a member of the Tennessee Bar Association, serves on the Board of Directors of VFW Post 9851 in Hendersonville, and is a member of Rotary International Gallatin Noon Club and Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church.

Commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps after graduation from the U.S. Naval Academy, Chris’ career included multiple deployments to Japan and Afghanistan. He served in a number of roles including but not limited to Infantry Officer, Judge Advocate, and Deputy Chief Legal Advisor to the to the Afghanistan National Army. Prior to his retirement from military service in 2014, Chris had achieved the rank of Major and was heading the Legal Services Support Team serving Marine Corps Air Station, Cherry Point, North Carolina. After relocating to the Nashville area, Chris previously worked at a law firm where his practice included elder law, estate planning and administration, probate law, and VA benefits planning.

When Chris is not serving clients, he enjoys swimming, sailing, hunting, and coaching Little League baseball.

Geoffrey Herring is a proud husband, father, and community member, an independent thinker, a team player, and an advocate for those unable to advocate for themselves. Geoffrey is a three time graduate of Middle Tennessee State University. Geoffrey’s professional life is centered around retirement/personal financial solutions and healthcare, collectively. As a result of, and following a five year engagement as Director of Admissions at a regional Continuing Care Retirement Community, Geoffrey saw the need for retirement planning inclusive of long-term (health) care planning, and the impact not planning has on far too many individuals and families. Thus, Geoffrey began serving the long-term health care, financial, and retirement needs of residents in Middle Tennessee directly in 1999, and formed Insured Financial Solutions in 2007.

Geoffrey is Board Member and Past President of the Rutherford County Council on Aging, a member of the Murfreesboro Exchange Club, a Leadership Rutherford Graduate, an active member of the Boy Scouts of America and the Rutherford County Chamber of Commerce, and Past Board Member for One Goal Sports, Senior Services Network, and Middle Tennessee Healthcare Executives Association.   

Geoffrey is dedicated to sharing his vast and varied experiences in life so that others may learn from his successes, and his failures, for in the latter, growth is unmistakable. 

Geoffrey resides in Middle Tennessee with his wife, Kim. Their two children, Skyler and Chandler, are pursuing their undergraduate degrees at this time. Geoffrey believes it is through these two children that his sun surely rises!

Kathy Tack is the Pastor of Generations of Grace church in Lebanon, Tennessee. She led a team in planting the church in 2013 after serving with a nearby congregation as Children’s Pastor and Adult Discipleship Pastor. She also leads a ministry of the church called The Faith Store, providing a marketplace for goods hand-made by survivors of human trafficking, deep poverty and addiction. Kathy and Generations are heavily involved in our community, particularly in helping those who face homelessness, addiction and special needs. They strive to be a congregation where every person is valued and growing in their discovery of who God has made them to be.

Prior to entering ministry, Kathy worked in corporate Human Resources with organizations in the healthcare administration and banking industries. Kathy earned a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Middle Tennessee State University and an MBA from the Owen Graduate School of Management at Vanderbilt. After answering the call to ministry, she returned to school for a Master’s in Religion from Trevecca University. She is ordained through the Church of God (Anderson, IN), and serves as the Credentials Coordinator for Tennessee Ministries, assisting pastoral candidates through the training and ordination process.

Kathy is the proud mother of two adult children, Kelsey (who is married to Weston) and Ryan. She is also discovering the new joy of being a grandmother to Alaina and Easton. She, her husband Allen and mother-in-law Anne live in Lebanon, Tennessee.