The Foundation is managed by a board of directors representing a diversity of expertise and skills. Board members oversee the disbursement of funds that are donated, bequested or acquired through fundraising events.
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Tiana Ronstadt, President
Tiana
is an experienced and respected financial consultant, motivational lecturer
and seminar speaker. She has been an Investment Adviser Representative with
Woodbury Financial Services of Hartford Life for over 16 years. In 2006, she
founded Power Women Investing to continue her mission of education and
consulting. She serves on several boards; Boys and Girls Clubs of Tucson,
Tucson Symphony Cotillion, and past president of the Junior League of
Tucson. Tiana believes that by educating and empowering women, we can
change communities. Tiana is passionate about her career, the community and
her family - husband Jeff, and their young children, Mia and Larry. |
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Carol Clark,
Executive Director Carol worked in municipal government for 24 years
with a background in administrative support and constituent services prior
to coming to Casa de la Luz Hospice in September 2006. She serves as
director of the hospice volunteer program, and executive director of the
Foundation. Carol enjoys being active in the community and has served on the
board for Tucson Clean and Beautiful, and has volunteered for Mobile Meals
and 88-Crime. She enjoys power walking and outings with husband Tom
bicycling and motorcycling, as well as spending time with their two grown
sons and their families living in Tucson. |
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Bayard Auchincloss, Vice President,
Community Outreach/PR
Bayard is a realtor with Long Realty Company, providing personal services in Tucson
and the surrounding area. |
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James McKay,
Vice President, Board Governance
Following graduation from college, Jim served as an officer in the United
States Army Air Defense Command. In 1962 he led an advance party to
establish America's Air Defense Missile bases during the Cuban Missile
Crisis. After leaving the military he joined Eastman Kodak Corporation where
he built a thirty seven year professional career. Most of that career was
spent in Kodak's motion picture and television division, serving in various
capacities in sales management, marketing management, and general
management. Jim was the founder and director of the Kodak Worldwide Student
Program and the Emerging Filmmakers Program. He and his wife, Barbara have
been married 44 years and have 3 children and 2 grandchildren. |
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Chuck Luhtala, Treasurer
Chuck is President of Canyon Community Bank with over 20 years of commercial
banking experience. Originally from Tacoma, Washington, he came to Tucson in
2000 to assist with the formation of this new community bank. |
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Judy Clinco, Secretary
Judy is Chief Executive Officer and founder of Catalina In-Home Services,
Inc., providing personal care and support services in Tucson and the
surrounding communities since 1981. She established Direct Caregiver
Association in 2000, an innovative job training and placement program for
certified caregivers and nursing assistants. |
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Kevin Kinghorn
Kevin is an attorney with Morris, Hall & Kinghorn, PLLC. He is certified by
the State Bar of Arizona as a Specialist in Trusts and Estates, and is a
member of the American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys and the National
Academy of Elder Law Attorneys. |
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Constance L.
Trecartin, J.D.
Connie was a criminal defense attorney for 25 years, closing her practice to
be a full-time caregiver for her beloved husband. She serves on the boards
of Women Lawyers Association, Appellate Case Processing Implementation Task
Force, Pima County Bar Association, and Arizona Bar Foundation's High School
Mock Trial Program. Keeping true to her commitment to balance physical and
intellectual activities, Connie is an avid hiker and backpacker. |
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Frank Williams, Ph.D.
Frank is the Director of Social Services at Casa de la Luz Hospice. He was
previously with Family Counseling Agency/Our Family Services for 9 years
where he served in several positions, lastly Executive Director. He served
on the Family Studies faculty at the University of Arizona for 20 years, and
is a United Methodist Minister, serving churches in California and Arizona.
A native Arizonan, he graduated from the University of Arizona and holds his
Masters of Sacred Theology and his Doctorate from Boston University. He is
active on many community boards. Frank is married to Linda. |
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