As a private pilot with an instrument rating, Trey Rochford brings valuable aviation knowledge and operational insight to the Freedom Aviation Network board, helping shape policies and strategies that support the organization’s mission. His hands-on flying experience, including missions across the southeastern United States to help survivors of human trafficking reach safety, gives him a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities facing the network.

In his professional life, Trey serves as Vice President of Administration for The Rochford Companies, overseeing real estate development, property management, and hospitality operations across Middle Tennessee and North Alabama. He leverages his leadership and financial expertise to further strengthen Freedom Aviation Network’s long-term planning and growth.

Howard is an avid aviation enthusiast. He took his first flying lesson in 1972, and earned his private certificate in 2022. He is currently the proud owner of 1957 Tri-pacer. He is the President of EAA chapter 162 and actively involved in the local aviation community through the IMC meetings and Civil Air Patrol. He is always looking for a way to get the younger generation involved.

Howard is currently our Board Treasurer for Freedom Aviation Network. In his previous career he worked in public and private accounting and then many years in electronic security protection.

Stephanie Lamar is the founder of Freedom Aviation Network and a professional aviator with nearly three decades of flight experience. She began flying in 1996 and is now a First Officer with American Airlines. In 2020, Stephanie helped launch the first volunteer flights that grew into what is now FAN, creating a nationwide network of pilots and partners dedicated to transporting survivors of human trafficking and their advocates.

Her guiding principle, “For the One,” reflects the vision that every flight matters and every life is worth the full effort and resources it takes to reach them. Since FAN’s founding, hundreds of flights have carried survivors toward safety, reunification, and restoration under her leadership.

Stephanie is an active member of Women in Aviation International, the Ninety-Nines, and Female Aviators Sticking Together (FAST). She is the recipient of the Global Service Award for her anti-trafficking efforts and has previously served as Board President of Nashville Peacemakers, working alongside grassroots leader Clemmie Greenlee.

She holds a Master’s Degree in Special Education and is a wife and proud mother of three sons.

Jenny Ann Urban is the Founder and President of Flying Proper LLC, an aviation advisory firm.  Prior to founding Flying Proper LLC, Jenny Ann served as the Vice President of Regulatory Affairs for a national aviation trade association, Manager of Transport and Logistics at PwC Middle East, and as an associate attorney at two large international law firms.  Her work has included advising high-level government executives on aviation matters in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, as well as counseling major passenger and cargo airlines, airports, and manufacturers on compliance with regulatory compliance and global best practices.  An established voice in aviation, Jenny Ann is frequently sought after by media outlets for her expert insight.  Jenny Ann earned her LL.M. in Air and Space Law, J.D., M.B.A., and B.A. all from the University of Mississippi.

Jenny Ann has a passion for philanthropic and industry initiatives, including serving on the Board of the Tennessee Business Aviation Association.  She was drawn to Freedom Aviation Network through its guiding principle, “For the One,” in understanding that each person is worth every effort, resource, and flight and wanted to work on the mission to help survivors receive transport to safety and on their journey to recovery.