Our Team

Bryan is a passionate Tucson resident and a graduate of Tucson High and the University of Arizona. He has been an entrepreneur for over 25 years, owning several businesses, working in real estate development, and serving in leadership roles at Bethel Community Baptist Church and Tucson Federal Credit Union. He also designed and built his family’s home, a project he considers one of his greatest accomplishments.

In 2012, Bryan shifted his focus to mission work with the Global CHE Network, training organizations and churches in wholistic community development. He was inspired by how rural communities in the developing world used local resources to solve problems through Community Health Evangelism (CHE) training, transforming lives spiritually, physically, emotionally, and socially.

Recently, Bryan led a task force to reduce poverty in Tucson using the same CHE strategies. He has also been working part-time with Wholistic Transformation for the past three years and is excited to dedicate himself full-time to bringing his vision to life.

Pat grew up in Chicago and moved to Tucson in 1997. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Mathematics, an MBA in Information Resource Management, a Players Workshop certification, an Oracle8i DBA OCP, and a Six Sigma Black Belt certification (silver level) from the Pyzdek Institute.

After completing a year as a VISTA volunteer, Pat worked in Information Technology, with over 14 years in sports statistics, 11 years in banking, and nearly 10 years in health insurance.

Pat has demonstrated strong leadership and community involvement throughout Tucson, contributing to various local organizations and initiatives focused on civic engagement, environmental sustainability, and social impact. Additionally, Pat has volunteered his time and talents to local events and media, including producing and hosting a talk show with Access Tucson about local sports, politics, and people doing good things.

Although born in California, Eric has spent most of his life in Arizona, appreciating the vast landscapes of the state. He earned a bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Southern California on a ROTC scholarship and served 19 years in the Air Force as an Electronic Warfare Officer. Eric received his MBA from Colorado Christian University in 2008 and currently works in information technology while also serving as an associate pastor at Summit Ridge Community Church.

Eric and his wife, Donna, have been married for 37 years and have 4 children, 10 grandchildren, and 10 great-grandchildren. In 2006, they founded Good Leaven Ministries, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting Arizona’s youth. They are both passionate about equipping young people with a strong foundation in scripture. 

Eric and Donna are excited about merging Good Leaven Ministries with Wholistic Transformation, a collaboration that will enhance their efforts to serve the Tucson community.

Jennifer ("Jfish") grew up in Colorado and graduated from Colorado State University. She spent 19 years as an elementary educator before transitioning to ministry, serving as an executive assistant to a pastor for 7 years. She then worked as a project manager at 4Tucson for 4 years. In October 2021, Jennifer felt led to start her own business, Events by JFish, where she now helps businesses, nonprofits, and ministries plan and coordinate events and fundraisers, allowing them to focus on their mission rather than event details.

Married for 31 years, Jennifer and her husband, Eric, have two large fur babies, Maggie and Barley, and enjoy traveling, watching NFL games, and reading. With her background in education, Jennifer is very aware of the challenges youth face, so she's passionate about serving as a board member for Mentoring Tucson’s Kids and making a positive impact on Pima County's youth.

Roseanna Gonzalez is a proud Tucson native and mother of five. She currently serves as a Director of Schools for Specialized Education Services, Inc. (SESI), which partners with school districts to provide tailored educational services for students with Autism Spectrum Disorders, learning disabilities, and other special education needs.

With 9 years of experience working with special education students and 17 years supporting at-risk youth and families, Roseanna is deeply passionate about making a difference in their lives. She also serves as a Community Chaplain, assisting youth and their families.

In addition to her work with SESI, Roseanna is the Executive Director and Founder of It's A Beautiful Life (IABL), a nonprofit dedicated to building partnerships and fostering healthy relationships to meet the needs of individuals, families, schools, and other organizations. Through IABL, she collaborates with various local nonprofits like Gospel Rescue Mission and GAP Ministries. Roseanna is also excited to launch 1NE Body Church, a new initiative aimed at unifying churches and ministries to fulfill the Great Commission.

In 2015, Jason Razo (and his wife Koren) returned to work and live in Tucson, where they lead Wholistic Transformation's design/build team. They have three adult sons, two daughters-in-law, and two grandchildren. 

Jason and Koren have passionately served the youth in their communities for the past 32 years. They are excited to bring innovative and new technologies in tiny home building to the Tucson community.

Kevin Wood is the founder of The Wood Group and the author of Savvy Selling and Brilliant Buying. His journey began over 25 years ago as a Honda Sales consultant in Toledo, Ohio. After 7 years of consistently ranking in the top 5% of Honda sales executives in customer service and unit sales nationwide, Kevin transitioned into real estate. 

While golf is his favorite pastime, his true passion lies in helping people in need. Kevin entered this field with a higher purpose and mission: To guide individuals out of challenging situations and help them achieve their goals and dreams.