Hi, Colts! My name is Marinda Owens, and this is my eleventh year as a Speech-Language Pathologist here at Kelly Mill! Much to the chagrin of all the UGA fans, I am a proud graduate of Auburn University - Go Tigers! Just look for the lady in navy blue and orange on college jersey days and you will find me. Additionally, I received my Master of Science in Communication Disorders from Baylor University in 1999 and have been a licensed SLP ever since. My husband and I have two daughters, one a senior at West Forsyth and one at Auburn University. Collectively, we have lived in over 6 US states, as well as in Cumbria, England. My family and I love living in the Forsyth community, and I look forward to an amazing year with all of our wonderful Colts!

Hello KME families! I’m excited about beginning my 21st year as a speech-language pathologist and my seventh year here at KME. I attended the University of Florida (go Gators!) and then received my Master's degree from Georgia State University. I’ve previously worked in Gwinnett County Public Schools and in private practice. My husband, Kevin, and I have been married for 21 years and have two girls. Adelyn (14) is a freshman cheerleader at West Forsyth High School and Caryss (10) is in 5th grade here at KME and plays Academy soccer at UFA. We have one fur baby, an adorably mischievous cockapoo named Remy. I’ve played soccer all my life and enjoy going to Atlanta United games. My family and I love sports, traveling, and the beach. I’m blessed to be part of the Colt community and am glad that your child is here with us!

Hi Colts! My name is Maureen Ryan and I'm excited about starting my 7th year as a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist here at Kelly Mill. I graduated from the University of Florida, Go Gators, with a degree in Communication Disorders and received my master's from Hofstra University in New York. My husband and I have three daughters. Charlotte (16) is a junior at Milton High School. Cate (15) is a freshman at Milton High School and Maeve (10) is in 5th grade here at KME. I love working with various grade levels but typically a majority of my caseload contains 2nd, 3rd, and 4th graders. I am looking forward to another amazing school year reconnecting with previous students as well as getting to know all of my new students.