About Us

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President

 Keri M. Livingstone serves as President of 4 Wheels, 1 Purpose, Inc. and is also a founding board member. She brings years of executive leadership experience in banking operations, compliance, and vendor management to the role - skills she puts to work every day building a nonprofit that’s transparent, well-run, and rooted in trust. For Keri, an organization can only give back as well as it’s built to last, and she’s committed to making sure 4W1P’s foundation is as strong as its mission.  

Keri’s connection to the automotive community runs deep. Long before 4W1P existed, she was already part of this world by showing up, building relationships, and finding a community that felt like family. That love for the people behind the wheels is what drove her to help create an organization where that same community could come together for something bigger than any one event or gathering.  

As President, Keri leads with a mix of structure and heart. She’s as comfortable working through board governance and financial reporting as she is planning the next meetup or dreaming up a new event theme. She believes the best organizations are the ones that stay genuine to the people they serve, and she works to make sure 4W1P never loses that spirit as it grows.  

Faith and family are at the center of who Keri is. When she’s not managing the business side of things, you’ll find her spending quality time with her family, working on a new project through her woodworking business, Walnut Bay, LLC, or planning the next get-together at her home. 

Vice President / Secretary

  Susan Wright is the Vice President, Secretary, and a founding board member of 4 Wheels, 1 Purpose, Inc., where she champions community engagement, women’s empowerment, and philanthropic outreach. 

A lifelong Jeeper and devoted animal advocate, Susan blends purpose with passion through her leadership of the organization’s Fueled by Fur pillar—an initiative dedicated to fundraising, volunteerism, and support for local shelters and rescue organizations.

With more than three decades of experience in the financial services industry, Susan has built a distinguished career as an advisor, trainer, and author specializing in retirement income planning and estate strategies for women. She has written and published over 20 books focused on financial literacy, multigenerational planning, and women’s financial empowerment, and is widely recognized for her ability to translate complex concepts into clear, actionable guidance.

Susan earned her Bachelor’s degree in Communications from Michigan State University and an MBA from St. Louis University. She also holds 13 professional financial designations, reflecting her commitment to lifelong learning and excellence in her field.

Whether on the trail in her Jeep or advocating for animals in need, Susan brings energy, compassion, and leadership to every endeavor—driven by a deep belief in purpose, service, and community.

Treasurer

Lindsey Barnhart serves as Treasurer and is a founding board member of 4 Wheels, 1 Purpose, Inc. She brings experience in nonprofit operations, disability advocacy, and community engagement to the Board, along with a heart for helping people and a passion for building meaningful connections. 

Lindsey believes strong organizations are built through transparency, responsible stewardship, and people who genuinely care about making a difference.  

Professionally, Lindsey works with the Adam Morgan Foundation as a Community Specialist and serves as a Personal Assistant and Communication Partner to Adam Morgan, a nonspeaking autistic self-advocate whose groundbreaking educational journey has helped expand opportunities and awareness for individuals with disabilities. Through her work, Lindsey has witnessed firsthand the power of inclusion, advocacy, and community support—experiences that continue to shape her leadership and commitment to serving others.  

For Lindsey, 4W1P is about much more than vehicles. It's about creating a place where friendships are formed, lives are impacted, and a shared passion becomes a force for good. She believes the strongest communities are built when people come together around a shared purpose, and she is proud to help create opportunities for the automotive community to make a lasting impact, one event, one volunteer project, and one act of kindness at a time.  

As Treasurer, Lindsey is dedicated to helping build a strong financial foundation for the organization while supporting its continued growth and long-term success. She values transparency, collaboration, and responsible stewardship, and is committed to ensuring 4W1P remains a trusted organization for its members, partners, sponsors, and the communities it serves.  

As a nontraditional student, Lindsey earned her Bachelor of Educational Studies from the University of Missouri–St. Louis, graduating summa cum laude with minors in Education and Counseling & Human Services. She is also a member of Phi Kappa Phi and the National Society of Leadership and Success, reflecting her commitment to lifelong learning, personal growth, and service to others.  Outside of work and volunteering, Lindsey enjoys exploring new trails in her Jeep, traveling, and spending quality time with her husband, John, and their Pomsky, Roxy. She believes life's greatest adventures are the ones that create lasting friendships and make a positive impact on the communities around us.  "Community isn't just about where you live—it's about the people who choose to show up for one another."

Board Director

 Susan Aubuchon is a retired educator, school counselor for at-risk students , and lifelong advocate for children, families, and underserved communities. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Education with an emphasis in Early Childhood Education, a Master’s degree in Early Childhood Special Education, and a Master’s degree in School and Public Counseling. She completed her degrees as a single working parent of her two daughters who have gone on to achieve successful careers in the medical field. 

For more than 50 years, Susan has dedicated her life to serving others. Her commitment to community service began at age 15 while volunteering with the Knights of Columbus Tootsie Roll Drive, and that passion has continued throughout her career. 

She has championed numerous charitable initiatives, including the Homeless Youth Initiative, Mary’s House of Hope for survivors of domestic violence, Camp Hope for veterans, and Behavioral Health Response, where she served as a crisis counselor. She also served as a school crisis counselor, supporting students facing significant emotional and personal challenges.

Throughout her career in education, Susan worked extensively with children and families experiencing poverty, many of whom qualified for free and reduced-price meals. 

She became known for finding creative, compassionate ways to ensure every student felt seen, valued, and never judged. From discreetly providing personal hygiene supplies in school restrooms so students could access essentials without embarrassment to connecting young people with local nonprofits and volunteer opportunities, Susan empowered students to discover that even in difficult circumstances, they could make a positive difference in the lives of others.

Susan joined the Board of Directors of 4 Wheels, 1 Purpose, Inc. because she believes in the extraordinary ability of the motorsports community to unite in service, champion causes that empower women, and create meaningful opportunities for children and families. She is especially passionate about the organization’s Full Throttle Futures pillar, which focuses on supporting children in foster care, hospitalized children, underprivileged youth, and children whose lives are directly impacted through the organization’s women’s empowerment initiatives.

Susan’s greatest strength is her ability to identify resources, build partnerships, and connect children and families with the support they need most. She believes every child deserves hope, encouragement, and the opportunity to succeed, and she is committed to ensuring that every young person knows they are valued, supported, and never alone.