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.
Lance is a Principal Program Manager at Microsoft with over 15 years of experience leading cybersecurity teams and programs. Originally from Moses Lake, WA, Lance has lived in Portsmouth, NH, Seattle/Bellevue, WA, and recently moved to the Wenatchee Valley. He holds a master’s degree in Operations and Project Management and a bachelor’s in Business Administration. Lance is deeply committed to local causes, including supporting the LGBTQIA+ community through OUT NCW, advocating for children entering foster care through the Bridge Receiving Center, and helping those affected by cancer through the Columbia Basin Cancer Foundation. As a Numerica PAC board member, Lance is eager to bring his professional expertise and passion for community engagement to ensure the PAC’s continued success.
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.
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!
Kelsey grew up in Wenatchee and attended school in Cashmere where she graduated in 2004. She moved to Seattle for school, and returned back to Wenatchee in 2008. She is the owner of Dilly Deli which opened in 2011. In 2016, she and her husband, Benj, opened a second restaurant, Sweetwood BBQ. In addition to the Numerica PAC, Kelsey currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Wenatchee Downtown Association. She has a passion for community growth in our downtown corridor. Kelsey loves the arts, and has been a performer, a patron, and a sponsor in support of the Numerica PAC. She is excited to be a part of the community the Numerical PAC serves.
Jessica Clay is a dedicated supporter of the performing arts. As a member of the Numerica Performing Arts Center Board of Directors, she brings her experience in community engagement, and nonprofit partnerships to support the Numerica PAC’s mission of enriching lives through exceptional performances, education, and cultural experiences. One of her favorite community traditions is the PAC’s annual Festival of Trees, which celebrates creativity, generosity, and the spirit of bringing people together.Jessica serves as Senior Manager of Community Impact at Numerica Credit Union, where she builds partnerships with local nonprofits, supports community initiatives, and leads efforts that connect people and organizations around shared goals. Prior to Numerica, Jessica spent 20 years in broadcast radio as a Program Director and on-air talent.Jessica’s dedication to service has been recognized through the Numerica Performing Arts Center Rose Sage Volunteer of the Year Award (2023–2024) and Wenatchee World’s Best Volunteer of the Year honors in 2023, 2024, and 2025.Beyond the Numerica PAC, Jessica serves on the Serve Wenatchee Board of Directors and has previously served on boards with SAGE Advocacy Center and Wenatchee Humane Society.
Lisa has been working as a Human Resource professional for the last 33 years, in both the private and public sectors. She currently serves as the Vice President of Organizational Culture and Engagement at Wenatchee Valley College and is the previous owner of Community Glass and Turner Restoration. She is excited to rejoin the Board and serve with other members to contribute to the growth and success of the PAC. She has a passion for the arts and ensuring kids are introduced early to all opportunities. When she's not working with people, she enjoys camping, golfing, floating in any river or lake, and tending to her mass quantity of house plants. She is an avid reader, and animal lover with one dog and one cat at home and enjoys spending time with her 3 grown daughters who are all in the Wenatchee area.
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 HP 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.
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.
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 passionate about its mission “to develop an exceptional center that celebrates the arts and educates, inspires and entertains our community.”
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.
Galen is an Internal Medicine Physician and administrative leader at Confluence Health, where she focuses on leadership development for healthcare providers. A long-time resident of Wenatchee, Galen is committed to improving regional health and fostering community vibrancy. She has volunteered extensively with Stage Kids, the Wenatchee High School Drama Department, and the Numerica PAC, where she serves on the board. Additionally, she is active with the Community Foundation of North Central Washington’s Local Advisory Board and has served on the boards of Akin (formerly Children’s Home Society). Galen is passionate about the arts, a love sparked as a child watching Annie at Seattle's 5th Avenue Theatre, and is thrilled to support the outstanding performances at the Numerica PAC.
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