Meet the team

Pastor Maurice Lattimore, the visionary behind Feet on the Street (FOTS) Ministries, embodies a life defined by profound transformation and an unwavering commitment to service. His journey from personal struggle to profound purpose is a testament to the power of resilience and faith. Today, as a dedicated servant leader and community advocate, Maurice considers his work a divine privilege. He channels his own experiences into a powerful force for good, tirelessly working to uplift others who are navigating similar challenges. Under his leadership, FOTS has expanded its reach far beyond showers, offering essential food, clothing, vital resources, and spiritual empowerment. Maurice finds immense joy in directly connecting with the community, sharing laughter, listening to stories, and fostering a deep sense of belonging for everyone he encounters.

A producer for film and media, he has co-written several true-crime podcasts—including one that was adapted into an eight-part series for Peacock—and has produced multiple feature films. He is proud to serve as Co-Chair of Feet on The Street Ministries, a cause that’s deeply personal. His journey with FOTS began over 12 years ago through a friendship with Pastor Maurice and has since grown into a family commitment with his wife Cyndy and their four children. For him, FOTS is the most direct and meaningful way to give back to the Midtown community—providing food, clean showers, clothing, and above all, dignity to neighbors in need. The relationships formed along the way are a lasting reward, guided by the words of Matthew 25:40 and inspired by changemakers like Gandhi, whose dedication to serving others continues to fuel his own.

 Tricia Passuth is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and the Director of Community Ministries at First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta. Before moving to Georgia in 2014, Tricia had an extensive career in social work in New Jersey, including roles as Executive Director of CASA of Ocean and Middlesex Counties and Director of Ocean's Harbor House, where she focused on vulnerable children and families. Tricia holds a Bachelor of Social Work from Georgian Court University and a Master’s in Social Work from Fordham University, graduating Summa Cum Laude in 2010. In her free time, she enjoys family, photography, and volunteering.

 Rob spent over 30 years at Delta Air Lines, most recently as Senior Vice President of Human Resources, where he led global initiatives to support a 100,000-person workforce and helped shape Delta’s culture of positive engagement. After moving into a new neighborhood and witnessing the needs of the unhoused firsthand, Rob felt compelled to act. When the opportunity to join Feet on The Streets Ministries arose, he jumped at the chance. For Rob, serving the community means supporting one another and working toward a better world for everyone. He describes Feet on The Streets with one word: dignity—because while the mission may not end homelessness, it helps people live with greater dignity in the meantime. One of his most memorable moments was volunteering with the shower trailer and seeing the deep gratitude on the faces of those it served. Outside of FOTS, Rob stays active with multiple nonprofits and continues to be guided by the principle: “Do unto others as you would have them do to you.” If given the chance, he’d love to have dinner with Martin Luther King Jr., whose courage and impact continue to inspire his own service.

 Ms. Karen Dickey was born and raised in Greenville, South Carolina and has called Atlanta home for the last 30 years. She received her BS in Accounting from North Carolina A&T State University and her MA in Accounting from Keller Graduate School of Business. Karen has been involved in nonprofit accounting for the last 15 years. She has supported Pastor Maurice and FOTSM since the inception in 2019.  She considers nonprofit accounting “her ministry” where her skillset and passion for social justice intersects. Her vision is to use her gifts to further enhance FOTSM mission of serving the community one shower at a time. Karen is the mother of a son and loves all things sports, listening to all genres of music, and spending time with family/friends. “Life is too short not to gladden it with your presence.”

 Pete brings over three decades of legal expertise to his work in family and commercial litigation. A graduate of Emory Law, he has been repeatedly recognized as a Georgia Super Lawyer and holds an AV rating from Martindale-Hubbell. Pete is known for his calm, strategic approach to cases involving restrictive covenants, contract disputes, and partnership conflicts. He also actively gives back through leadership roles in local nonprofits and legal associations.

 Chandelle Summer has over 35 years of experience in family law and criminal defense in Northeast Georgia. She handles cases involving divorce, custody, paternity, child support, and contempt of court. After earning her law degree in 1985, she was admitted to both the Texas and Georgia Bar Associations and worked as an Assistant District Attorney and Assistant Public Defender before entering private practice in 1988. Ms. Summer has tried hundreds of criminal and domestic cases and successfully challenged cases before the Georgia Supreme Court and Court of Appeals. She has appeared as a guest commentator on Fox & Friends First, MSNBC, and local TV stations and co-hosts "The Martha Zoller Show" on WDUN 550. Her blog, Closing Argument, is featured on AccessNorthGeorgia.com. She is a member of various professional associations and has contributed to legal education and community initiatives, including coaching Gainesville High School's Mock Trial Team.