Rosie Doane
Executive Director
Originally from Massachusetts, Rosie brings a lifelong commitment to public service, community development, and nonprofit leadership to their role as Executive Director of Skyline Sober Living Network. Rosie earned a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science from the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University. Rosie's early career included work with People’s Equal Action and Community Effort, Inc. followed by a role as an Economic Analyst for the City of Syracuse, where he contributed to data-driven policy and economic development initiatives. After relocating to Los Angeles, Rosie worked as an Event Coordinator for PepsiCo’s Sporting Events division through Gatorade. Rosie later became involved in civic and political organizing, volunteering and working with Congressman Derek Tran in California’s 45th District. Since 2019, Rosie has worked closely with Skyline, helping guide its growth, mission, and community impact. Now, as Executive Director of the nonprofit, he leads strategic planning, partnerships, fundraising, and program expansion — with a focus on building sustainable recovery housing, strengthening accountability, and creating pathways to long-term stability for residents.
Ricky Gilmore
Property Manager
Ricky Gilmore has served as a Program Manager for over a decade, including the past eight years with Skyline Sober Living Network. With more than 11 years in the medical field, Ricky brings lived experience, compassion, and clinical insight to his role, viewing transitional housing as a vital extension of healthcare and long-term wellness. He is deeply motivated by the opportunity to help restore and reinvent lives, finding true fulfillment in walking alongside residents on their journeys and sharing insight that inspires growth and accountability. Skyline played a transformative role in Ricky’s own life — providing a clean, safe, and supportive home where he could begin genuine accountability and build lasting camaraderie. Today, he channels that experience into fostering community, encouraging personal and spiritual development, and helping residents build foundations for growth. Outside of his work, Ricky has enjoyed sailing, and tennis.
SKYLINE PROGRAM MANAGERS
Jose Chavez- Winfield House
Steven Arellanes- Bangor House
Saul Lopez- Corner House
At Skyline, each program manager brings their own level of care, compassion, and experience to our homes. They help create an environment where residents feel welcomed, respected, and supported as they work toward greater stability and independence.
Program managers help guide the day-to-day rhythm of each home, encourage residents to follow shared expectations, and support a culture built on accountability, mutual respect, and community. They are available to listen, offer practical guidance, and help residents navigate the challenges that can come with adjusting to a structured living environment.
Every home and every person is different, so our program managers bring their own strengths and perspectives to the role. Together, they help make Skyline homes more than a place to stay: they help build communities where residents can establish healthy routines, take responsibility for their goals, and move forward with support from the people around them.
Skyline’s program managers provide peer-supported, community-based guidance. They do not provide clinical treatment or replace professional care; their role is to help residents feel connected, encouraged, and supported in everyday life.