Our Administrators

Paul Ueng

Director of Administration
paul@anyfocus.org

Paul graduated from the University of Washington in 2015 with a bachelor’s in Industrial and Systems Engineering. After moving to Texas in 2016, it took 4 years before he felt led to join FOCUS in an official capacity as an administrator. You can probably find him scheming to get people together to do something fun, like play pickleball or watch a musical!

Debbie Sustaita

Administrator
debbie@anyfocus.org

Debbie graduated from UT Dallas, well before most of our current FOCUS students were even born, with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with an emphasis on Management of Information Systems. She has been a part of the FOCUS community since 2002 as a member, a core leader, and as an administrator and event planner. Over the last two decades, Debbie’s life has been closely connected to FOCUS. Debbie met her wonderful husband, Joe, in the FOCUS ministry and she hopes that one day her son, Kai, will attend college where a FOCUS ministry is alive and thriving. She loves to serve the FOCUS community through organizing events, working on projects that no one else wants to do, and she excels at completing “other tasks as assigned”. Debbie enjoys introducing friends and family to new restaurants, spending time in her garden, and shopping online for her next novelty purse.

Johnny Sanchez

Administrator
johnny.sanchez@anyfocus.org

Johnny graduated from UTD with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. He was involved in FOCUS as a student during his time at UTD. Prior to his time with FOCUS, he worked as a teacher at a local school district and later transitioned into recruiting for school districts. While not working, Johnny enjoys spending time with his wife, Kylie, watching movies with friends and cheering on all the local Dallas sports teams. 

Garrett Davis

Director of Development
garrett@anyfocus.org

Garrett is husband to an amazing wife, Erika, and dad to Jack and Juniper. In addition to ministry he also works as a professor of sociology at The University of Texas at Dallas. He has a passion for woodworking, sports, and writing. He finds ministry deeply rewarding and plans to stay in it his whole life.