Mallory's Team
Meet the Team
Who We Are
Lacrecia McGhee-Chief Executive Officer
Lacrecia McGhee is the founder and director of Mallory’s Home, bringing over 30 years of experience in supportive housing and development programs. With a deep commitment to creating nurturing, family-style environments, she has spent decades empowering individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Under her leadership, Mallory’s Home has become a beacon of compassion, personalized care, and community integration in Memphis, Tennessee.
Charles Wyatt-Executive Director
Charles Wyatt is a mental health professional with over 30 years of experience serving the Mid-south. He is dedicated to supporting the sick and vulnerable and remains committed to making a meaningful impact through compassionate care.
Angela Barksley MHSA, CESP, CPWIC, BSW-Director Of Supportive Employment & Assistant Administrator
Angela is an experienced benefits counselor and community partner with a deep background in case management within the Tennessee Department of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (DIDD). As a Community Partner in the Employment and Community First (ECF) program, I’ve supported individuals in accessing services, securing employment, and navigating complex systems. I am dedicated to helping individuals and families thrive through advocacy, education, and tailored support within the public health and community framework of Tennessee.
Lakertha Campbell-Incident Manager
Lakeitha Campbell is a dedicated and hardworking Incident Manager who takes pride in leadership, accountability, and delivering results in high-pressure environments. At 33 years old, she is a strong, focused mother of two whose motivation is deeply rooted in her love for her children and her desire to build a stable and meaningful legacy for her family.
In her role as an Incident Manager, Lakeitha demonstrates consistency, critical thinking, and a calm approach when handling complex situations. She is responsible, solution-oriented, and committed to ensuring that incidents are managed efficiently, with professionalism and care. Her ability to stay focused under pressure and communicate effectively makes her a dependable asset in any team setting.
Beyond her professional role, Lakeitha draws her greatest inspiration from her mother, who has played a powerful role in shaping the woman she is today. Her mother taught her the importance of resilience, discipline, and striving to be the best in everything she does. Those lessons continue to guide her daily life, both personally and professionally, influencing the way she works, raises her children, and carries herself through challenges.
Carla Payne-Clerical Administration
Carla Payne is a vital part of our organization and proudly serves in a clerical administration position, where she continues to demonstrate excellence, dedication, and integrity in everything she does. As our first employee with a disability, she has broken barriers with grace and strength, proving that ability is defined by determination, intelligence, and commitment rather than limitations.
Carla is a 34-year-old woman whose work ethic and character speak volumes about who she is. She is highly intelligent, detail-oriented, and dependable, consistently ensuring that administrative tasks are handled with accuracy and care. Her presence in the workplace brings structure, reliability, and a strong sense of professionalism that contributes greatly to the success of the organization.
Beyond her professional role, Carla is deeply motivated by the inspiration she received from her mother, who taught her the importance of perseverance, self-respect, and striving to be the best version of herself. That foundation of love and guidance has shaped her into the strong, focused woman she is today. She carries those lessons into her work and daily life, allowing them to guide her decisions, her attitude, and her approach to every challenge she faces.