FPR Who We Are

Who We Are

Bev Greenfield:
Board Chair and Director of Field Investigations

"Helping people is our goal. We use our knowledge and experience to educate and assist those who are frightened, confused or afraid of ridicule. This separates us from most other paranormal research groups."
Bev Greenfield

Rick Heflin:
Director of Special Projects and Senior Investigator

"We are forced to think outside the box on a regular basis. Because there is no box in paranormal research."
Rick Heflin

Vicki Luibrand:
EVP Specialist and Senior Investigator

"Some people think I'm weird because I am fascinated with the concept of death, and I spend my time trying to find out more about it by taking pictures of nothing. Personally, I find it strange that most people have no interest in knowing the inevitable. And when you open your mind and look, you find there is so much more to existence than the dull every-day experience of the average human being."
Vicki Luibrand

Jennifer Tanner:
Director of Ufology and Senior Investigator

Jennifer Tanner has over 10 years experience as a paranormal investigator. Her interest in UFOs and the paranormal date back to childhood and a lifetime of unusual experiences. Jennifer has an English degree from the University of Georgia, teacher certification in both Georgia and Texas, and is currently working towards a Bachelors in Nursing. Her avid research skills and tenacious spirit are an asset in developing current and new theories in UFO sightings and in bringing these scientific based theories to other groups and the public.

Tina Burns
Director of Public Relations

"My desire is to facilitate and promote the growth of FPR through public awareness. I hold a degree in Communication from Kennesaw State University, and have served as a liason in Public Relations for numerous corporate and non-profit entities."
Tina Burns

Kathy Sherwood:
Director of Communications

"I have been interested in paranormal phenomenon of all types for about 30 years. From the reading I have done, I believe that there are other dimensions of energy which most people cannot access. Those who have been able delve into the realm of other dimensions, however, are forever changed by their experiences."
Kathy Sherwood

Bruce W. Burns:
Director of Historical Research and Senior Investigator

In the fall of 2004 the FPR invited Bruce to participate in an overnight investigation at Tunnel Hill, a civil war site near Dalton, GA. That experience made Bruce realize that he had found a new calling, and perhaps more importantly, a new extended family.
"Since joining the FPR in 2004, I have become acutely aware of the complex integration of history, theology and metaphysics in what is commonly referred to as 'paranormal phenomena'. These areas of study are without a doubt fundamentally inseparable. Studying any of them can't help but to lead us to a more vivid understanding of the others. Understanding all these things at a higher level is my overall goal."
Bruce W. Burns