We at HBV are truly blessed to have on board this year Brianna “Bri” Officer. Bri brings a heart full of joy, creativity, and devotion to Healing Broken Vessels, serving as a co-chair for the Model Committee at this year’s 17th annual Garments of Grace fashion show fundraiser. In addition to her committee leadership, Bri serves hands-on as part of the event’s Glam Squad as a hair stylist and makeup artist. By day, she brings that same welcoming care to her role as a scheduling coordinator and customer service representative for a dermatology office, but her true passion lies in uplifting the people around her.
For Bri, Garments of Grace represents a powerful opportunity to celebrate the unique beauty and confidence God programmed into every individual. Driven by her favorite quote by Ola Joseph—“Diversity is not about how we differ. Diversity is about embracing one another’s uniqueness”—Bri loves using her talents to transform a model’s entire day, week, or perspective through a simple touch of glamour. Her absolute favorite moments of the event are helping every participant feel their most beautiful and having the special joy of watching her own daughter walk the runway as a model.
Outside of work and her service with HBV, Bri is deeply rooted in her faith and community. She serves as the treasurer for her church’s women’s group, United Women in Faith, and teaches Sunday school. Above all, her favorite title is Mom to her three wonderful, wild, and loving children. She spends her weekends making memories with her family and pursuing her new passion for baking—believing wholehearted that making sweet treats for others is a gentle way to heal the soul. Through every act of service, Bri hopes to model for her children what it truly means to love thy neighbor, guided by her favorite scripture, 2 Thessalonians 3:16: “Now may the Lord of peace Himself give you peace always in every way. The Lord be with you all.”
Tosha Obajowo serves with heart, vision, and deep compassion as a leader in Model Engagement & Communications for this year’s 17th annual Garments of Grace fashion show fundraiser. Professionally, Tosha works as a Family Treatment Specialist, dedicating her days to guiding women and families along their personal journeys of recovery, restoration, and healing. Whether through her career, her faith, or her community work, her life’s core passion is to encourage others, remind them of their inherent worth, and serve as a vessel of hope wherever God places her.
For Tosha, volunteering with Healing Broken Vessels was an immediate calling. The organization’s name and mission resonated profoundly with her, aligning directly with her book Pain & Purpose, her Shug’s Daughter Legacy Series: Born, Broken, Becoming, and her women’s ministry, Healing While Life’ing. Tosha firmly believes that God uses our broken places to reveal His glory, exchanging our struggles for beauty, hope, and purpose. To her, Garments of Grace signifies that every individual is wrapped in God’s righteousness, mercy, and love—a reminder that past hardships never define future promise.
Beyond her professional and ministry endeavors, Tosha is an active member of Gamma Phi Delta Sorority, Inc., where she serves alongside women dedicated to sisterhood and community service. Above all else, she considers her family to be one of God’s greatest blessings and finds her greatest joy in being a devoted wife, loving mother, and proud grandmother. An avid fashion lover, Tosha is thrilled to see confidence, creativity, and spiritual restoration converge on the runway, drawing daily strength from 2 Corinthians 12:10: “For when I am weak, then I am strong.”
