Board Members

Eugene Allison

Eugene is a commercial real estate attorney with the law firm of Kirk, Palmer & Thigpen, P. A. in Charlotte, North Carolina. Eugene and his wife, Carol, adopted two children from Russia in 2001 and experienced first-hand the “cash flow crunch” posed by adoption expenses. Although there is a generous tax credit available to adoptive parents, the expenses have to be incurred first and the tax credit comes much later. Eugene and Carol had enough money to start, but not to finish the process. Through significant financial gifts from friends, Eugene and Carol were able to complete the adoption. God soon placed a burden on their hearts to start a ministry that would help other Christian families get through the cash flow crunch on the way to growing their family through adoption. The creation of The ABBA Fund ministry is the fulfillment of that dream. Eugene and Carol adopted two more children from Russia in 2005 and they home educate their seven children.

Scott Henry

Bio is under construction!

A.J. Molnar

A.J. was adopted into God's family in 1988. He was blessed with his wife Lorie's hand in marriage in 1994. God soon laid adoption on their heart and it came to fruition with their third child, Avery, born in India. He is active in Carmel Baptist Church, Charlotte, including leading a young married couples Bible Study, many of whom have experienced the blessing of adoptive children. A.J. is an electrical engineer with Southeastern Consulting Engineers.

Rick Spurlock

Rick is a commercial airline pilot with US Airways, based in Charlotte, North Carolina. Rick is also the Founder and President of SafiSoft, Inc., a software development firm dedicated to software for airline crews. In addition, Rick writes Bible study curriculum and teaches the word of God. Rick and his wife Janet home educate their three children.

Joseph Squicciarini

Joseph directs a consulting firm, Quo Vadis,
LLC, which provides network and IT infrastructure management support, help desk services and managed web hosting to small businesses in the Carolinas. He and his wife Allyn make their home in Matthews, North Carolina, where they are home educating their five children.