Meet Our Board

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 Cameo Duncan, originally from California, moved to Texas in 2013. With a degree in Business Administration, she has built a successful 12-year career in banking and finance. Now a small business owner, Cameo is passionate about empowering others and giving back to her community. She actively participates in local initiatives, driven by her commitment to support and uplift those around her. Her professional experience and

dedication to service reflect her goal of making a positive impact through both business and community involvement.

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On the Way!

 Steve Gray is CEO and Managing Partner of Advisors Commercial Real Estate in Arlington, with over 25 years in the industry. Advisors specializes in brokerage and property management. Steve focuses on land and commercial sales in DFW, retail projects, and tenant representation across Texas. His clients include ADT Pizza, Avis Budget Group, and others. Previously, he was Senior VP and Director of Leasing at Weitzman, managing leasing for 70 shopping centers. He holds an M.S. in Applied Economics and a B.B.A. from the University of North Texas. Steve serves on Arlington Urban Ministries’ board and lives in Arlington with his family. 

 Don Henderson is a graduate of Texas A&M University and Brite Divinity School. He is a retired Northwestern Mutual agent with a strong commitment to community service. A longtime member and past president of Kiwanis, Don has served on the board of Big Brothers and several other local organizations focused on student scholarships. He dedicated 15 years to volunteering with Meals on Wheels and remains actively involved with Arlington Urban Ministries. Don is a valued weekly volunteer at the Nu2U Resale shop, where his time and efforts continue to make a meaningful impact in the community he cares deeply about. 

 Mary Helen Hudspeth has been a dedicated AUM board member since November 2016 and currently serves as board president. Her involvement began with the Boots committee,

sparking her passion for AUM. A retired AISD educator, she spent 15 years as principal at Dunn Elementary. Originally from Georgia, where she was raised and still considers home, Mary Helen moved to Arlington in 1992 to start her AISD career. She holds a degree from the University of Georgia and a master’s from Texas Women’s University. Mary Helen and her husband, Tom, enjoy traveling and spending time with their adult sons and daughter-in-law.

 Joe Stenger is a dedicated community servant and longtime director at AUM. He has served as Treasurer and on the Finance committee, while actively supporting the Nu2U warehouse team. With leadership experience in the restaurant and aerospace industries, Joe helped secure grant funding for AUM. Invited by a church member to consider serving with AUM, he became deeply involved in his church’s committees and helped establish a mission/outreach budget supporting AUM. He also volunteers with a food packing nonprofit linked to his church. Outside of advocacy, Joe enjoys reading, biking, hiking, traveling with his wife, and cherishing time with their out of state children and grandchildren. 

 On the Way!

On the Way!