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Frank Smith brings experience from a diverse background which includes ecosystem restoration and land management, volunteer coordination and environmental education. Since graduating from Colorado State University, Frank has worked for the Colorado River Indian Tribes Reservation and the Aldo Leopold Foundation. In his free time, Frank enjoys rock climbing, hiking, and fly-fishing. |
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Brenda Bafus-Williams has worked as for WCC since 1986. She lives in Montrose with her husband Kevin, who is WORC's Director of Organizing,, and Cooper, a Jack Russell terrier who hails from Guadalajara. Brenda enjoys xeriscaping, baking pies, hiking and cross-country skiing. She's also working on her Spanish in hopes that one day she'll be able to communicate more effectively with Cooper. | |
| Amy Montano grew up in Alaska but came to Colorado 12 years ago in search of more sunshine. After graduating from Western State College, Amy moved to Grand Junction and started working in the local wine industry and agricultural research. Amy enjoys hiking, rafting, skiing and exploring the great outdoors. | ![]() |
Sheri Cogley is a proud Colorado native who grew up on the Western Slope. After graduating from Colorado State University and working in environmental, healthcare and technology fields, she found her true passion and ultimate career direction in community organizing while working in the 2008 election. In addition to helping build community relationships, Sheri enjoys camping, gardening and spending time outdoors with her family. | |||
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