Good Dads Rolla
The Good Dads Rolla chapter is bringing together a dynamic group of community leaders who work together to bring the full gamut of Good Dads programs to the area.
Meet the Rolla Team
Shaun Ratcliff • Good Dads Facilitator
Shaun Ratcliff is the CEO of Hope of the Ozarks, an area non-profit whose mission is to bring the hope of Jesus to children of prisoners. He is a graduate of Liberty University where he received his Bachelors of Science in Religion. Shaun is a father of five himself, and is passionate about helping children and empowering men to build strong and healthy relationships with their children.
Sue & Don Langhoff • Good Dads Facilitators
Sue and Don Langhoff have been trained as Good Dads 2.0 and Within My Reach facilitators. Sue is a former teacher who worked both in public and Lutheran schools. Don was a Lutheran pastor who served four different congregations over 36 years and did development work at his undergraduate alma mater, Valparaiso University, after retiring from the ministry. The Langhoffs have lived in Rolla for five years.
Rolla
Advisory Board
Matt Banholzer
Co-Owner, NaCl+H2O
Jeff Breen
Fire Chief
Forrest Brown
Associate Executive Director, Pregnancy Care Center of Rolla
Kyle Dare, EdD
Rolla Schools Superintendent
Diane Hagni
Executive Director, Phelps County Dream Center
Zoe Hickman
Owner, Made New Jewelry, LLC
Don Langhoff
Retired Lutheran Pastor
Judge Brad Neckermann
Rolla Municipal Judge
Rev. Ron Sluder
Senior Pastor, Rolla Church of the Nazarene
Sarah Steelman
Commissioner, Missouri Office of Administration
Sarah Steelman
Commissioner, Missouri Office of Administration
Class
Locations
New Pathways for Good Dads
First United Methodist Church
Good Dads 2.0 class meets Thursday evenings, 6:00–8:00 p.m.
Rolla Mission
Join us for a new Good Dads 2.0 class at the Rolla Mission! Class will begin in January 2026.
Good Dads Strong Schools
Students are encouraged to bring their fathers and father-figures for Good Dads Strong Schools breakfast the last Tuesday of the month, 7:00–7:30 a.m.