Meet the Team
Jazmyn Frazier, RN, MSN, RNC-OB
Executive Director
Jazmyn has been a Registered Nurse for 12 years. She attended the University of South Alabama and has a Master of Science in nursing, concentrating in leadership and management. She is also a certified Inpatient Obstetrics Nurse (RNC-OB). Jazmyn has a true passion for nursing and helping others and loves working with the elderly.
She has been with Kelley Place and Madison Heights for almost 3 years. Jazmyn began her journey with Kelley Place and Madison Heights as the Wellness Director and was promoted to Executive Director. The residents are her top priority. “We treat every resident like family. I take pride in their care and feel so blessed to be a part of this unique and special part of their life. I strive to make it the most enjoyable as possible.”
Jazmyn was raised in Enterprise, AL. She enjoys spending time with her husband, their children, and traveling. Jazmyn is committed to her Madison Heights and Kelley Place family and is honored to be a support to the residents and their families.
Jill Comer
Sales and Marketing Director
My name is Jill Comer. I am 42 years old and I have lived in the area all of my life. I am happily married and I have 2 daughters, 3 stepsons, 1 granddaughter and 1 grandson.
I am a people person and I have a huge heart for helping others. I also love helping and doing things in the community.
In my spare time I love spending time with family, shopping, I enjoy to the beach and I love a good road trip!! I also love music!!
Tracey Adkinson
Care Coordinator
Tracey is the resident care coordinator for both Madison Heights and Kelley Place communities. She has been a nurse for 30 years. Tracey had a very special relationship with her grandmother who unfortunately passed away while Tracey was in high school and her passion to care for seniors grew from there. Tracey’s friend suggested they go to nursing school together and they ventured into nursing school at Wallace in Ft. Rucker, AL.
She enjoys working with the elderly and truly has an upbeat personality that brings smiles to their faces daily. She loves working with the residents at Madison Heights and Kelley Place and trats everyone like her family. She was born and raised here in New Brockton, AL and as two amazing children (Briana & Bradley) who are currently in college. Go Tigers!! and Go Trojans!! Tracey enjoys being outside in her yard and remodeling her home in her spare time.
Jenna Severs
Wellness Director
Jenna has been a Registered Nurse for 15 years, completing her nursing degree and her first stint as a nurse right here in Enterprise before taking time off to raise her children and travel the world via her husband’s military career.
The family returned to Enterprise in 2021 and set down roots in anticipation of her husband’s military retirement. Jenna takes pride in her patients and is excited to truly make a different in the lives of residents and their families.
Jenna was raised in Northwest Ohio and is a proud graduate of The Ohio State University with a degree in Psychology. She has been married to her husband, Josh, for 20 years and they have four children. Jenna enjoys attending her childrens’ sporting events, traveling, and keeping up with her Wordle streak.
Sierra Johnson
Dining Services Director
Howard Sheckells
Maintenance Director
Howard has over 10 years’ experience in facility maintenance and operation. Mr. Sheckells began serving in Madison Heights and Kelley Place in 2022 where he has utilized his knowledge in maintenance management to include grounds maintenance, disaster preparedness, maintenance engineering, safety management, and state and federal compliance standards.
He ensures our communities serve the needs of the residents, staff members, and clients ensuring maximum standards are upheld. Howard provides unwavering love for his residents’ care and fellow co-workers. He enjoys hunting in his spare time and Georgia Bulldogs football!
Madison Heights and Kelley Place is the first specialty care community to focus on memory care in Enterprise, Alabama. Naturally, their weevil had to represent the individuals and families who suffer from Alzheimer’s and dementia daily. 