Amy Jenkins, Chair Routt County Representative. Retired attorney, mediator, and law professor. Former School Board and Hospice Board member and Hospice volunteer in Laramie, WY. Current volunteer for STARS, NW Colorado Hospice, Spellbinders, Heeling Friends, and Ambassador for Be The Match bone marrow organization. Kathy Bockelman, SecretaryMoffat County Representative. Retired School Counselor. Board member for Advocates-Crisis Support Services and Yampa Valley Pregnancy and Family Center, volunteer for Love INC’s Peanut Butter and Jelly Program. Kim Smith, Treasurer Cinthy Carson, Vice Chair Routt County Representative. Retired physical therapist. STARS volunteer. Susan Petersen Susan re-joined the GFPC Board in the fall of 2019 after having previously served on the board from 1999-2009 while working as the Recreation Manager for the City of Steamboat Springs. Susan currently serves as the Community Mobilizer for the “Communities That Care” project for Routt County, a 5-phase framework being used to target youth risk and protective factors with an emphasis on substance use. She hopes to collaborate with and elevate the mission of GFPC and create a sustainable organization to serve northwest Colorado for decades to come. Kyleigh Lawler Kyleigh Lawler moved to Steamboat Springs over 15 years ago to enjoy the great outdoors, quickly realizing this was more than an outdoor town. She is now laying roots to raise her 7 and 9 year old daughters in Routt County. She currently serves as the Special Events and Volunteer Manager with Northwest Colorado Health. Kyleigh is also an adjunct instructor at Colorado Mountain College. Kyleigh is passionate about creating community connections, parenting, and advocating for healthy choices and quality of life. Kyleigh is encouraged by the positive work and outreach Grand Futures Prevention Coalition has been doing and is looking forward to serving on the Board of Directors. Susie Baird Originally from Nebraska and now settled in Granby, CO, Susan dedicated her career to nonprofit management and improving her community. She has served as a district library consultant, resource development for a community action agency, executive director of an economic development corporation, and assistant campus director for the University of Alaska Fairbanks, before becoming the executive director of, and retiring from, GFPC. All of her positions have had a youth-centered component, and that is why she feels it important to serve on the GFPC board.
Our Board meets quarterly for 2-3 hours in either Steamboat Springs, Craig, or Granby. For information on joining our Board, please contact info@grandfutures.org. |
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