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Steve is a retired newspaper executive from The (Tacoma) News Tribune and The Wenatchee World and former executive director of Pybus Public Market. He is a graduate of Washington State University and Gonzaga School of Law. He has served on numerous nonprofit boards of directors in Tacoma and Wenatchee.
Steve enjoys serving on the Numerica Performing Arts Center board because he believes that the arts can help make a better person and a better community.
Jessica is the Community Development and Impact Relations Manager for Numerica Credit Union, the Performing Arts Center’s naming sponsor. Before Numerica, Jessica spent 20 years working in the radio broadcast industry on stations in Wenatchee, Seattle, Yakima, and Ellensburg. Locally you may have heard her on KKRV, KYSN, and KW3.Jessica’s passion for the community shines through multiple leadership roles. In addition to her service on the executive board for the Numerica PAC, she is on the SAGE executive board. Other favorite organizations she has served include the Wenatchee Downtown Association, Children’s Home Society, Relay for Life of Chelan and Douglas Counties, and the Wenatchee Valley Humane Society.Jessica invites you to join her in supporting this vital community asset.
Lisa has lived in Wenatchee for 29 years, originating from the Bay Area in California. She has spent her career working in Human Resources. She was the HR Manager at Dolco Packaging for 16 years and the Executive Director of HR for the Wenatchee School District for 12 years. In 2018 she and her husband, Travis Turner, bought Community Glass Co, and have been running the business together. She was a charter member of the local Human Resource Association (AVHRA) and served on their board for 6 years. She also served on the Washington State Personnel Association’s board as the treasurer for 3 years, and served on the Girls Softball Association (GWGSA) Board. Lisa and her husband have raised their three girls in the Wenatchee Valley and love this community. When she is not busy with her children and running the family business, she enjoys camping, golfing and the performing arts. She holds a BS in Business Administration from Central Washington University.
Geoff was born in Wenatchee in October of 1986 and ended up receiving his education from the Wenatchee School District culminating in a high school diploma from Wenatchee High School in 2005. Geoff then attended Eastern Washington University and graduated in 2010 with a B.S. in Accounting and obtained his CPA license in July of 2014. Geoff is a partner at Goetz, Bailey & Yale, P.S. which is a local accounting firm that was formed in 2019. Geoff enjoys spending time with his wife and two daughters and their energetic boxer puppy doing things that our wonderful valley has to offer. When not spending time with his family, Geoff enjoys all things golf related.
Mike is a native of Wenatchee and a graduate of Washington State University, where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in communications specializing in cinematography and business. For the past 42 years, he has run a local retail business and been a commercial property owner. Mike is active in the Wenatchee community and has served on many boards and community organizations, including Quest for Economic Development, Garden Terrace, Wenatchee Downtown Association Economic Development Committee, and Wenatchee Exchange.Mike is the President of the Numerica Performing Arts Center board and is passionate about its mission “to develop an exceptional center that celebrates the arts and educates, inspires and entertains our community.”
Kathy joined the Numerica Performing Arts Center (PAC) board in 2018. Until recently, she was in charge of the Numerica PAC monthly Memory Care Movies and hopes that one day — post-COVID — she will be able to continue this heartwarming event for our adults with memory loss. Kathy was a member of the Wenatchee Valley Follies Guild for 18 years and is a past board member of Music Theater of Wenatchee. Presently, she is on the Washington State Apple Blossom Festival board of directors and and has served as the Jr. and Senior Royalty chaperone. She is also a board member for the Wenatchee Enological Society. Kathy is a retired teacher of 38 years from the Wenatchee School District and is enjoying the opportunity to volunteer and spend time with her 6 grandchildren and her husband Bruce.
David has been the General Manager and Partner of RESORT RADIO, SUNNY FM, KCSY FM since 2007. Dave also hosts live radio as “Dave In The Morning” 6am to 10am on the station. Dave is celebrating his 45th anniversary in broadcasting in the Wenatchee Valley. He is the previous Sales Manager, General Manager, co-owner, and morning personality of KW3 AM/FM, which he and Jim Corcoran started in 1976.Dave serves as the current Chairman of the Board at the Washington State Association of Broadcasters. He has served as a Wenatchee Applarian since 1988 and was the 2015 Director General of the Washington State Apple Blossom Festival. Dave has served on the Numerica Performing Arts Center board of directors since 2016.
Carl has lived in the Wenatchee area his whole life. He spent his childhood working on his family’s wheat farm in Waterville. He works as a Network Engineer for Poly (a global video conferencing and collaboration technology company) and is involved in the ownership of multiple businesses in entertainment, technology, and real estate. Carl has an MBA in Information Technology Management and an MS in Management and Leadership. He’s passionate about our community and excited to assist in enhancing the Arts and Theatre in the Wenatchee Valley. Carl is currently a board member for Lake Chelan Yacht Club, KORE Community Radio, and is a member of the Wenatchee Confluence Rotary. Carl has a daughter, Kendall, in their free time, they enjoy being outdoors, skiing, boating, camping, hiking, and traveling.
Sally is a partner at Jeffers, Danielson, Sonn & Aylward where she practices civil litigation, employment and intellectual property law. In addition to the Numerica PAC, Sally currently serves on the Board of Directors of Stage Kids (a non-profit whose mission is to equip the youth of North Central Washington with the life skills, character, and relationships for a bright future through the proven power of musical theater), and the Board of Directors of her local homeowners’ association. She previously served on the Board of Directors of the Chelan Douglas County Volunteer Attorney Services and was a member of the Wenatchee Valley Follies Guild and Children’s Foundation. Sally and her husband, Ben, have three children. Sally is passionate about the arts, and has been both a performer, a patron, and a donor in support of the Numerica PAC. She is thrilled to be able to serve her local community through her further support of the Numerica PAC on its Board.
Steve is a 13 year resident of the Wenatchee valley. He is currently a marketing sales rep for Cherry Creek Radio and has a 42-year background in broadcast marketing at such companies as Disney, ABC Radio, and CBS Radio’s Ram’s NFL Network. His past affiliations in the Wenatchee valley include a 3-year term on the board of directors of the Wenatchee Valley Chamber of Commerce, a founding member of “Our Valley-Our Future” and a financial grant committee member of the United way of Chelan-Douglas county. He is currently a member of the promotions committee of the Wenatchee Downtown Association and a member of the strategic planning committee of the Wenatchee School District. “There are many things that make up the fabric of a community and the arts are certainly one of them. I personally love going to live performances at the Numerica PAC and as a board member I look forward to contributing to the artistic and financial success of this important community asset.” Steve has two grown daughters and one granddaughter.
Terry is a retired teacher with 31 years experience in the Eastmont School District. She has served in a number of leadership roles including president of her local teachers’ union. She has been actively involved in local community theater since the 1980s. She has acted in, produced, directed, stage managed and supported Mission Creek Players, Music Theater and Dangerous Women. Terry is a member of the Chelan Douglas School Retirees, Washington Education Association, National Education Association. Terry and her husband Michael Abbott have a blended family of seven children and fourteen grandchildren.
Domingo is a local musician and educator from the Wenatchee Valley. The arts have been a very important focus all throughout his life while attending Cashmere Public Schools and at the University of Idaho. After spending time in Moscow, ID his involvement in the valley includes contributing vocals, instrumentals, and conducting in the Leavenworth Summer Theater, Icicle Creek Youth Symphony, Wenatchee Big Band, Apple Blossom Musicals, Hot August Nights, Holiday Spice, and the Follies. Apart from performing and volunteering in the theater and local groups, Domingo also teaches group fitness and trains at Worx of Wenatchee Valley. Domingo hopes to be an avid voice and advocate between performers, volunteers, staff, and the community in order to strengthen the bonds between people and the arts!
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