Jessica 

Jessica Womack has called the Lake Oconee area home for the past seven years, where she lives with her husband, Corey, and their two daughters, Pruitt and Normandy. Creativity has always been Jessica’s happy place, and dance has been a part of her life since she was four years old. Over the years, she explored several styles before focusing on competitive clogging, a passion she continues to share today. 

After high school, Jessica attended the Aveda Institute of Atlanta, earned her master cosmetology license, and began building her career as a stylist. She later attended the Aveda Advanced Academy in New York City, which opened the door to working at New York Fashion Week. Along the way, she also became a salon instructor, helping train and mentor new stylists. 

Today, Jessica is enjoying time at home with her daughters while staying connected to her creative roots. She teaches with Sole Momentum cloggers, the same dance family she grew up with, and volunteers with The Arts Barn’s theater program, helping with hair and wigs for productions. Jessica loves seeing young dancers build confidence through the art of dance and is excited to bring that passion to the dance floor while supporting Circle of Love’s mission! 

Laney 

Laney Crowder is a speaker, Bible study leader, wife, mother, and founder of Life in the Wheatfield, an online community dedicated to encouraging women to pursue the life God has called them to live. 

Laney and her high school sweetheart, Corey, grew up in Loganville, Georgia, and have been married for 21 years. After spending most of their marriage in Nashville, Tennessee, where Corey works as a country music songwriter and producer, they moved their family to Lake Oconee in 2022 to be closer to loved ones. Today, they enjoy life in the community with their son, Walker, and daughter, Carolina Joy, embracing the area’s natural beauty, welcoming people, and slower pace of life. 

Laney and her family are grateful for Circle of Love and its work supporting women and families throughout Lake Oconee and the surrounding communities. They believe women’s safety should never be negotiable and are honored to support an organization dedicated to protecting, empowering, and serving survivors of domestic violence.