THEWOODLANDS CLUB

MARCH 2015
THE WOODLANDS CLUB
VOLUME 3
Sunday, March 1: 2015
Annual Meeting
Thursday, March 12: Committee
Friday, March 20: Spring
Family Dance
Saturday, April 11: Comedy
See the details of these
events on page 10.
Night with Tim Walkoe
Other events coming soon:
Saturday, April 4: Easter Egg Hunt
Sunday, April 5: Easter Brunch
In this Issue:
Mixer
PAGE 2
PAGE 3
PAGE 6
PAGE 7
Calendar
Club News
Dining and Social
Fitness
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PAGE 9
PAGE 10
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Golf
Tennis
Club News Cont.
Internal Directory,
Committee Briefs
Calendar
March 2015
Sunday
1
Monday
2
Tuesday
3
Wednesday
4
5
Annual Meeting
10
11
Clubhouse
Committee
USTA
15
16
Finance Committee
Dining Closed
22
23
12
Golf Committee
29
7
Larry Williams
Band
13
14
Committee Mixer
Carmine Combo
Tennis Committee
Taste of Tuesday
Buffet
17 St. Patrick’s Day 18
St. Patrick’s Day
Triples Mixer
20 Spring Begins
USTA
Brad Siegel &
Barry Young
New Menus
25
26
27
Steve Grover &
Duane Edwards
30
21
Spring Family
Dance
Board of Governors
Taste of Tuesday
Buffet
24
19
USTA
Dining Closed
Saturday
Taste of Tuesday
Buffet
Begins
Dining Closed
6
Aquatics/ Fitness
Committee
Green Committee
8 Daylight Savings 9
Friday
Summer Camp
Registration
Membership
Committee
Dining Closed
Thursday
Taste of Tuesday
Buffet
31
Coming soon…
April 4:Egg Hunt
April 5: Easter
Brunch
USTA
Food Minimum
Quarterly Cycle for
Members A-G Ends
2
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Club News
From the General Manager
This year’s Annual Meeting will be held at 6:00 on Sunday, March 1, with cocktails and
hors d'oeuvres served starting at 5:30. This is always a great opportunity to come out
and hear what the Board and each of the Club Committees have spent their time on
in the past year, and what they foresee in the year ahead. This year’s meeting
promises to be a bit extra special as it will be the first event of any sort in our
renovated ballroom. While we won’t have either our new carpeting or chairs in place
by that date, we are still excited for you to see the new space. The Annual Meeting
also officially marks the end of certain Board terms each year. This year we say
goodbye to Christie DeMichael, who in addition to her three-year Board term that
will end at the Meeting has also served for years on the Human Resource Committee.
Her guidance on a variety of matters has been appreciated by me and many others
over the years and she will be missed.
March will, we hope, bring not only the completion of both the ballroom and main lobby renovations, but the
promise of the spring and summer seasons ahead. Many of us will be very happy to see grass again! Sometime
during the April/May timeframe, Tanto Irrigation will be back for the relatively small task of completing
irrigation on the second hole and in the areas immediately adjacent to the Clubhouse. We also have plans to
replace the teak furniture on the large patio off of the family dining area. Beyond that we hope it will be a
quiet summer from a project perspective. Then, after Labor Day the potential exists that we will complete
some renovations to the driving range landing areas to correct existing drainage issues. In between there will
be plenty of time for all of you to just enjoy the Club!
Until next month, we will see you around the Club,
Bill Robinson
Message from Membership
Thank you to everyone who participated in our first two snowshoe events at the
Club. We received lots of positive feedback and if enough interest, other events will be
offered. Check out some of the pictures on page 4.
Members asked for and so we will offer a Comedy Night as well as a Casino Night at
the Club this year. Please save the dates so that you can enjoy these two fun
events. Comedy Night–April 11 (weekend before April vacation) and Casino Night–
June 26. Both events for the 21 and over crowd.
Please join me in welcoming Juan and Cristel Palma to The Woodlands Club. At this
time I would also like to offer a special welcome back to Barry and Diane Chandler and
Valerie Kyros who are returning to the Club from leaves of absence.
I am looking forward to seeing you around the Club,
Mary Anne
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Club News (Continued)
Winter Fun At the Woodlands Club
WOODLANDS MEMBERS DON’T LET A
LITTLE (A LOT) OF SNOW STOP THEM
FROM ENJOYING THE OUTDOORS!
Be sure to utilize the course even when it isn't
green! We offer marked and groomed cross
country ski trails. Snowshoeing is also
permitted to the side of the ski trails. Trail
maps are available at the front desk or in the
fitness department
Reminder, please leave your pooch at home when
on course.
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Club News (Continued)
SUMMER CAMP REGISTRATIONS
Thursday, March 5 Starting at 6:00AM
Brochures now available at the front desk
In an effort to make Sports Camp Registration more convenient for
our members, you can now register for your desired sessions online
from the comfort of your own home. No need to worry about
bundling up, driving to the club and waiting in line to register your
child for Summer Camps. Login to our website and register the same
way you would for any Club event by clicking on the Camp
Registration link on the homepage.
For questions regarding Summer Camps, please contact the following:
Ittie Bittie Kiddie Kamp: Age 4
Contact: Beth Streeter (ext. 112) or Lynn Dunn (ext. 120)
THANK YOU
GROUNDS CREW!
Kiddie Kamp: Ages 5-6
Contact: Beth Streeter (ext. 112) or Lynn Dunn (ext. 120)
Sports Camp: Ages 7-11
Contact: Damian Dow (ext. 149)
Thank you to our Grounds Crew
for their diligent snow removal
efforts! They’ve spent many frigid
days and nights keeping the
walkways and parking lot clear
and safe for our members and
staff.
Tennis Camp
Contact: Jon Parry (781-2922)
Junior Golf: Information to follow
Contact: John Mullen (ext. 115)
CHECK OUT OUR
RENOVATIONS!
Both members of the Woodlands
staff and external contractors are
working to complete the lobby
and ballroom renovations. Thank
you for all your hard work, the
updates will be beautiful when
finished!
Be sure to stop by and see them
for yourself!
Ballroom
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Lobby
Dining & Social
Featured Beer
Friday Night
Entertainment
Old Rasputin
IMPERIAL STOUT
Bottle
TASTING NOTES: Produced in the tradition of 19th
Century English brewers who supplied the court of
Russia’s Catherine the Great, Old Rasputin seems to
develop a cult following wherever it goes. It’s a rich,
intense brew with big complex flavors and a warming
finish.
Join us in the Lounge Friday nights
from 7:15PM– 9:15PM
March 6:
Larry Williams Band
March 13:
Carmine Combo
March 20:
Brad Siegel & Barry Young
March 27:
Moat Mountain Brewing Company
MATILDA’S RED RAGE
IRISH STYLE RED ALE
Steve Grover &
Duane Edwards
Can
TASTING NOTES: Initial flavors of caramel and toffee
give way to a lightly roasted grain finish. It is copper in
color, unfiltered for a full mouth feel and firmly
bittered to balance the malt sweetness.
March
Featured Cocktails
Featured Wine
Michele Chiarlo
BARBERA D’ASTI
SUPERIORE LE ORME
Cranky Badger
Absolut Vodka, cranberry, lemon,
jalapeno syrup
TASTING NOTES:
Color: ruby red with violet reflections
Bouquet: elegant, with good intense aromas
of
red
fruits
and
cherries.
Taste: well-structured, ripe fruit, savory and
inviting
Toasted Pear
Jim Beam Bourbon, Captain Morgan’s
Rum, Luxardo Maraschino, cinnamonvanilla-pear nectar
Food Minimum Cycles
Members A-G
Jan. 1-March 31
April 1-June 30
July 1-Sept. 30
Oct. 1-Dec. 31
Members H-O
Feb. 1-April 30
May 1-July 31
Aug.1-Oct. 31
Nov. 1– Jan. 31
Members P-Z
March 1-May 31
June 1-Aug. 31
Sept. 1-Nov. 30
Dec. 1-Feb. 28
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Golden Scotsman
Dewar’s Scotch, Cointreau, agave,
orange twist
Left Hand Yellow
El Buho Mezcal, Luxardo Maraschino,
rosemary, simple syrup, orange,
pineapple
Fitness
Teen Tennis Strengthening
March 3-April 27
Tuesdays 3:30PM-4:00PM
Cost: $60.00, 5 person minimum
This class ensures teen tennis
players are strong from the inside
out. It provides exercises to
strengthen the core, shoulder, back
and legs. With this foundation of
exercises, these players will
become less likely to get injured as
well as be protected in their
movement patterns. No class April
20. Instructor: Eric Hunnewell
Golf Fitness
March 3-May 19
UPDATED: Tuesdays 5:00PM-5:45PM
Cost: $95.00, 5 person minimum
It’s time to get to work on
improving your body for your golf
game. Based on exercises that
emphasize increasing range of
motion, balance, posture, strength
and endurance, this class will
deliver a sound foundation of
movement patterns to give you a
jump start on your season.
Instructor: Eric Hunnewell
Evening QuickFit
March 3-May 19
UPDATED: Tuesdays 5:45PM-6:30PM
Cost: $95.00, 5 person minimum
QuickFit is The Woodlands Club
Fitness Center’s buzzword for
improving fitness in a fun and quick
manner. This class demonstrates
the latest fitness conditioning
moves along with sound weight and
core training movements. Come on
in a enjoy these conditioning,
strengthening, and toning exercises.
Instructor: Eric Hunnewell
From the Director of Fitness
Before we start believing Punxsutawney Phil
Sowerby that there are only a few weeks of winter
left, I think the first question we need to ask
ourselves is does Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, have
any snow? Last time I checked it was New England
that was getting snow. Well, on a positive note,
MLB Pitchers and Catchers have reported to Spring
Training and I am sure there is no snow where
those major leaguers are getting ready for the
summer show.
Even though we are buried under snow, I can’t help but to be excited for
summer. Before you know it, we will be hurrying our kids off to summer
camp, soaking up the sun on a day at the beach, enjoying family and friends
at an outdoor BBQ or just simply balancing family, golf, sunshine and yard
work. Thinking of these good things will help take your mind off the tons
of white powder we have and may even prove to be more motivation for
staying on with your workouts.
Welcome Eric Hunnewell: Please give a warm Woodlands Welcome to
Eric Hunnewell. He will be joining our fitness team by helping to teach
some classes on Tuesday afternoons and evenings. Beyond Eric’s terrific
personality, he has a great knowledge base for fitness and highly dedicated
in getting results. Please introduce yourself to Eric when you see him in
here giving great workouts.
Yours in health,
Damian
Sports Camp Registration
Squash Lessons Available
This year’s Sports Camp Registration
will occur on Thursday, March 5. This
year, registrations will begin online
through the Woodlands Club website.
Our goal is to make things more
convenient for our members. Sports
Camp registration starts at 6:00AM.
Please remember members are
allowed two weeks max on the initial
signup date. On March 27, members
will be allowed to sign up for
additional sessions. Starting March 6,
members will be asked to sign up by
c o n ta c ti ng Da mi a n b y em a i l
[email protected]
Tracy Merrill
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Contact Josh Griffith
Level 1 Squash Coach
[email protected]
30 Minutes $30
45 Minutes $39
60 Minutes $49
Licensed Massage Therapist
Wednesdays & Fridays
$65 per hour
Please call Tracy at 415-2869 or email
her at [email protected] to schedule
your appointment.
Golf
From the Director of Golf
While at the PGA show, I attended the
Coaching and Teaching summit. There
were several seminars on emotional
mastery and the infinite power of the mind.
I found these to be a fascinating part of the
summit. Maybe you’ve heard of Lumiosity?
THINQ Golf is golf's version of similar
neuroplasticity training. Visit their site at
www.thinqgolf.com.
I met with the THINQ golf team while at the PGA Show. To an
amazing extent, improving your golf game is about improving your
mental game. THINQ Golf was designed to improve the mental
aspects of your golf game by providing you access to golf-specific
brain exercise video games, tips and insights from golf professionals
and sports psychologists, and ongoing information and education.
Research shows that golfers perform best when they are able to
achieve a refined state of mental balance. Even under extreme
pressure, golfers trained to place themselves in a fine-tuned mental
state are able to play better. THINQ Golf games are designed to
help golfers at all levels get into that ‘zone’ of heightened mental
calm and focus whenever they want to, no matter the distractions.
THINQ Golf games are an outgrowth of data collected from
thousands of athletes over the last 25 years, combined with the
breakthrough mental performance concepts identified by sports
psychologist, Dr. Debbie Crews. They help you develop five key
cognitive skills—Awareness, Attention, Synchronicity,
Adaptability and Intention—while having fun.
Playing better golf is no accident…so give yourself a mental edge
with THINQ Golf.
Thinq golf!
Doug Van Wickler, PGA
THE 2015 GOLF EVENT CALENDAR IS NOW
AVAILABLE AT WWW.THEWOODLANDS.ORG
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GAME YOUR BRAIN WITH
THINQ GOLF.
WWW.THINQGOLF.COM
“THINQ Golf is training for your
mind—a comprehensive website and
mobile app created in an effort to
bring an unconventional, but
scientifically-sound golf training
method to an area of the game that
is often ignored-the mental game of
golf!”
DEMO DAY 2015
Sunday, May 18
12:00PM-5:00PM
On the range
Try the latest men’s and
women’s equipment from
Adams, Callaway, Cleveland,
Cobra, Mizuno, Nike, Ping,
TaylorMade, Titleist
Tennis
TENNIS COURT UPDATE
In the 2014 annual Member Survey, we
received a number of very similar
comments from members concerned
about the indoor tennis court
surfaces. Specifically, assertions were
made that the courts were past their
useful life and desire was expressed to
have some cushioning installed. In
January, we asked a representative from
Maine Tennis & Track to come in and
discuss these issues. They are the local
vendor we use for all of our tennis court
related maintenance.
In short, we
learned that while manufacturers may
indeed estimate a court surface life of 57 years, that primarily relates to outdoor
courts. Our indoor courts are in a
controlled environment and there is
certainly no immediate need in the mind
of the rep. We did get pricing on adding
cushioning so that when the time comes,
we wi ll gi ve it appr opriate
consideration.
GOOD LUCK TO THE WOODLANDS
USTA TEAM CAPTAINS
Women’s 2.5 Pat Palmer
Women’s 4.0 Sue Strasenburgh
Women’s 3.0 Christine Goodbody Men’s 3.5 Peter Camp
Women’s 3.5 Lori Poulin
Men’s 4.5 Jon Parry
2015 USTA DATES
During the following times, all 5 indoor courts will be in use due to
USTA Tournaments, except May 17 which 3 will be in use:
March 8: Men’s 3.5 10:30AM-5:30PM
March 21: Women’s 3.0 10:30AM-6:30PM
March 22: Men’s 4.5 10:30AM-4:00PM
March 29: Women’s 4.0 10:30AM-6:30PM
April 3: Women’s 4.0 6:30PM-8:30PM
April 12: Men’s 3.5 10:30AM-5:30PM
April 26: Women’s 3.5 11:00AM-5:30PM
May 1: Women’s 3.0 6:30PM-8:30PM
May 3: Women’s 3.5 11:00AM-5:30PM
May 9: Women’s 4.0 10:30AM-6:30PM
May 17: Women’s 2.5 10:30AM-3:30PM
May 30: Women’s 3.0 10:30AM-6:30PM
UPCOMING EVENTS
ST. PATRICK’S DAY TRIPLES MIXER
Tuesday, March 17 10:30AM-12:00PM
MEN’S 4.0+ DAVIS CUP MIXER
Friday, April 10 6:00PM-8:00PM
CONGRATULATIONS JUNIOR PRO CHAMPION WINNERS
Division A: Matthew Addey (Below)
Division B: Sophia Mavor (Left)
Division C: James Leavitt (Not pictured)
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Club News (Continued)
Calling all Woodlands Club Committee Members and Spouses to
please join us for a
WOODLANDS CLUB COMMITTEE MIXER
Indoor Pool Hours
Visit website for most current hours.
Monday
5:00AM-10:30AM
11:30AM-4:15PM
5:15PM-9:30PM
Tuesday
5:00AM-9:45AM
11:00AM-3:30PM
5:00PM-9:30PM
Wednesday
5:00AM-9:45AM
11:30AM-1:00PM
2:00PM-3:30PM
5:00PM-9:30PM
Thursday
Friday, March 20
6:00PM– 8:00PM
$9.00++
5:00AM-9:00AM
9:45AM-3:30PM
6:00PM-9:30PM
Friday
5:00AM-10:30AM
11:30AM-9:30PM
Come dance to the tunes spun by DJ Dan Debruin of
Northeast Event Design. Light refreshments will be available.
Saturday
& Sunday
5:00AM-9:30PM
Thursday, March 12
5:30PM– 7:00PM
This mixer gives committee members and spouses an
opportunity to meet and to catch up with other Woodlands
Club Committee Members.
Come see the renovated ballroom while enjoying
complimentary hors d’oeuvres. Please RSVP to Mary Anne at
[email protected] by March 9 to help us
prepare accordingly.
SPRING FAMILY DANCE
COMEDY NIGHT WITH TIM WALKOE
Saturday, April 11
6:00PM: Cocktails
7:00PM: Dinner (menu available soon)
8:00PM: 55 minute slightly R-rated stand-up comedy show
(21+)
$35/person (inclusive) until April 1
$40/person (inclusive) after April 1
Chicago’s very own Tim Walkoe will be appearing at The
Woodlands for one night only on Saturday, April 11. Tim
headlines comedy clubs both in Vegas and Atlantic City and is
a past grand prize winner of America’s Funniest People. Check him out on YouTube.
Guests are welcome so bring your office circle, mahjong
group or your posse for a night filled with laughter & great
food. Reserve your table of 8, 10 or we can select a table for
you. Sign up by calling the front desk or registering online.
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The Woodlands Club
2015 ANNUAL MEETING
5:30PM Drinks & Complimentary Hors
D’oeuvres
6:00PM Meeting Begins
Sunday, March 1
Mark your calendars for The Woodlands Club
Annual Meeting. As we start our 27th year, our
members join to elect new board members,
discuss pertinent business, and receive an
overview of the past year from each committee.
By-Laws require at least 50 members in person
or by proxy attend, with at least 30 full golf
members.
REMINDER
Be sure to return proxy slip if you haven’t yet
done so.
Club News (Continued)
Woodlands Club Internal Directory
Front Desk
Front Office Fax
Dining Room
Fitness Center
Golf Pro Shop
Tennis Pro Shop
Bill Robinson
Mary Anne MacArthur
Jay Stone
Controller
Deanna Pelletier
Accounting Assistant
Barbara Weber
Accounting Assistant
Beth Streeter
Director of Aquatics
Sheilla Bernier
Aquatics Assistant
Lynn Dunn
Childcare Provider
Damian Dow
Director of Fitness
Stephanie Brown
Executive Chef
Dave Moran
Dining Room Manager
207.781.3104
207.781.5226
207.781.3104 Ext.164
207.781.3104 Ext. 110
207.781.2890
207.781.2922
General Manager
Ext. 101
[email protected]
Membership
Ext. 102
[email protected]
Accounting
Ext. 152
[email protected]
Ext. 122
[email protected]
Ext. 117
[email protected]
Aquatics
Ext. 112
[email protected]
Ext. 116
[email protected]
Childcare
Ext. 120
Fitness
Ext. 149
[email protected]
Food and Beverage
Ext. 107
[email protected]
Ext. 105
[email protected]
Functions
Ext. 124
Toni Marie Nappi
Event and Sales Manager
[email protected]
General and Administrative
Elizabeth Fox
Ext. 100
Receptionist
[email protected]
Brittany Bartlett
Ext. 104
Member Comm. Specialist
[email protected]
Golf
Doug Van Wickler
Ext. 126
Director of Golf
[email protected]
Golf Shop
Ext. 119
[email protected]
Greens and Grounds
Ryan Minzner
207.781.9954
Superintendent
[email protected]
Housekeeping
Karen Hadley
Ext. 111
Housekeeping Supervisor
Maintenance
Scott Crepeau
Ext. 128
Facilities Director
[email protected]
Tennis
Harvey McCartney
Ext. 113
Director of Tennis
[email protected]
Jon Parry
Ext. 133
Head Pro
[email protected]
Committee Briefs
Board of Governors:
January 28 Meeting: Nominating committee reported nominees for new board
members. GM reported monthly financials are good. New members voted into
Aquatics/Fitness, Clubhouse, HR and Tennis committees. Voted to transfer 2014
operating surplus to the Capital Fund. Annual survey results were discussed, as were
management evaluations and incentive goals.
Aquatics and Fitness Committee:
February 5 Meeting: Fitness reported that Total Approach and Fit for Life programs
have started. Snowshoeing proved to be successful. Ultra athlete in the works with
informational meetings planned and program set to begin March 1. Discussions for
new camp features. Consideration for indoor rowing. New Tuesday instructor hired.
Equipment maintenance cards working well. Aquatics reported swim challenge going
well. Adult swim classes registrations are higher, and children’s lower. Planning for
new summer staff.
Clubhouse Committee:
February 10 Meeting: Committee reviewed comment cards, particularly the issue of
hats in dining. They determined that as an athletic club, they see no reason to
prohibit such apparel. Ballroom renovations are going smoothly, as is the main lobby.
Future projects hope to include replacing the patio furniture with a low maintenance
alternative. Considerations to improving family dining area.
Finance Committee:
February 16 Meeting: January minutes approved as written. GM lead brief discussion
on January’s results, noting revenue misses in Aquatics and Fitness. 2014 operating
surplus was transferred to the Capital Fund and the fund balance is in similar
condition as this time last year. Meeting closed with discussion of timing of the
annual and semi-annual dues billing. Committee asked GM to gather more data on
the subject as well as discussed looking at alternatives by spreading other major
billings that hit concurrently.
Golf Committee:
February 11 Meeting: Women’s Planning Committee meeting scheduled for March, and
Men’s Tournament Committee to be planned. Handicap committee seeking
volunteers. 2014 financials were good, golf schedule was distributed. Assistant
Professional John Mullen was honorable mention for US Kids Top 50 Teachers.
Motion in place for Hole-In-One insurance. Pride Campaign planning to begin.
Green Committee:
No meeting held in February.
HR Committee:
No meeting held in February.
Membership Committee:
February 3 meeting: The 2014 on-boarding process developed for all new members
was well-received. Keeping new members engaged is very important. This year a
member from the Membership Committee will also reach out to new members to
welcome them to the Club and ask if everything is ok. Annual survey results will be
shared with committee members in the next week. 2015 Social Events will be used
again as in-house marketing for member recruitment.
Tennis Committee:
February 11 Meeting: Lengthy discussion regarding pickleball. Concerns for noise and
conflict with tennis players, and seeking an appropriate time slot for the game.
Research on court resurfacing unveiled that the court is in good condition due to the
climate-control of the bubble and is in no immediate need of maintenance.
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Committee Rosters
AQUATICS/FITNESS
COMMITTEE
Board of Governors
Mark Fasold
President
Christopher Miles
Vice President
Paul Strasenburgh
Treasurer
Matt Chin
Clerk
Christine DeMichael
Rich Emerson
Laura Sosnowski
Katie VerLee-Chair
Jane Bopp
Melissa Christie
Judith Goodrich
Steve Hendry
Joe Walden
Laura Sosnowski-Board Liaison
CLUBHOUSE COMMITTEE
Lois Lengyel-Chair
Mary Jo Cross
Ken Porter
Linda Rathbun
Bill Shain
Paul Strasenburgh-Board Liaison
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Tom Hyndman-Chair
Bill Becker
Gordon Hamlin
Mark Fasold-Board Liaison
Christopher Miles-Board Liaison
Paul Strasenburgh-Board Liaison
GOLF COMMITTEE
Paul White-Chair
Patty Lage
Kathi O’Grady
Mike Ryan
Walter Wallace
Pam Wichroski
Andy York
GREEN COMMITTEE
Stuart Carter-Chair
Roxane Cole
Dale Lalone
David Kelley
Don Neidetcher
Scott Weymouth
Matt Chin-Board Liaison
HUMAN RESOURCE
COMMITTEE
Judy Beressi-Chair
Ellie Brown
Bill Goodspeed
Eric Uhl
David Wilson
Christie DeMichael-Board Liaison
MEMBERSHIP
COMMITTEE
Gordon Chibroski-Chair
Abbie Carter
Adrianna DeRice
Roberta Jackson
Tiffany McKenna
Don Oakes
Paula Silsby
Michael Sosnowski
Rich Emerson-Board Liaison
NOMINATING
COMMITTEE
Drew Swenson-Chair
Curran Burfeind
Peter Fendler
Judith Goodrich
Barry Lundquist
Mark Lannon
Regina Walsh
TENNIS COMMITTEE
Allen Bruce-Chair
Bob Epstein
Kristy Gorsuch
Dave McClees
Lori Poulin
Christie Rana