Our board

Nathan moved to the Vail area in 2015 after accepting a Senior Operations Manager position at the Target Distribution Center. He quickly worked his way through leadership and is currently the Senior Distribution Director at Target. On the weekend, Nathan reserves time to serve as a Grocery Rescue Diver at the ReSources Vail Food Bank. Nathan loves serving in his community and is passionate about helping those experiencing food insecurity.

Pam is a retired CPA from Thousand Oaks, California where she had her own practice, specializing in small business, in partnership with another CPA. She has over 35 years experience with the nonprofit sector, being on numerous nonprofit boards at the State, County, and local level, in addition she prepared financial statements and tax returns for several nonprofit clients. One of her nonprofit clients had an international membership of Aerospace Executives which was founded by Donald Douglas in 1938 and Neil Armstrong was a member until his death. She was on the Board of the California Society of CPAs for over 10 years, three of those years on the Executive Committee. She is also the Past President of the California Society of CPAs Education Foundation. Pam and her husband have always loved the desert and purchased a lot in Vail in 2005, permanently moving to Vail on June 1, 2015. She has 5 children, 8 grandchildren, and 1 great grandchild.

I am a retired lawyer and United States Marine Corps veteran originally from Michigan. My family and I have lived in Vail for the last 14 years. Since moving to Vail, I volunteered most of my time in the Vail School District as my children grew up. Now that both my children have graduated, I have expanded my volunteer efforts to encompass more organizations including the VFW and the Vail Food Bank. I have always been an advocate for the importance of serving others and giving back to the community. I am honored to be a part of the ReSources board and am looking forward to the future of the Vail community.

Jill has been a store manager with Starbucks for many years. In this position she is a mentor to many young adults as they pursue higher education and move into rewarding careers. As a longtime resident of Corona De Tucson, she has made intentional efforts to be involved in efforts to help community members. As a member of the Corona De Tucson Community Alliance they work to ensure seniors in the community are cared for and efforts are coordinated to keep the community clean. She has joined the ReSources board to ensure Corona de Tucson and rural residents have the access they need to services.

My wife and I moved to Vail in 2018 because we were impressed by the small town, yet rural, atmosphere. We have grown to love the Arizona desert and the people of the area. After two different careers, I feel that I can share my experience and background and be an asset to the ReSources board. With a degree in Engineering Physics, I became a Safety Engineer for a major property/casualty insurance company, working my way up to regional sales director and underwriting management positions. After 21 years with them, I decided to try things on my own, and started, built and sold a printing business. As the owner, I was responsible for everything, from sales to marketing to production. I sold the business 25 years later and retired to Arizona. My wife and I have been volunteers at the ReSources Vail Food Bank since 2020, helping with food rescue from supermarkets and food delivery to homebound aging adults. I look forward to serving on the ReSources board, since I have seen firsthand the goodness the organization brings to the community.

I am the Manager of the Septic Division at Rite Way. From 2011 to 2023, I owned Southwest Septic before merging with Rite Way. I graduated from the University of Arizona in 2001 with a BS in Finance—the same year I met my wife, Kristina. We have two amazing boys who attend schools in the Vail School District. I am excited to serve on the ReSources Board to help grow the organization and give back to the Greater Vail area.

I am a retired accountant and software consultant who now enjoys painting and traveling. After working as a CFO, I started my own consulting business in 2001, specializing in Sage 100 and QuickBooks to support small and mid-sized businesses. Over time, my business grew into a full-service firm providing outsourced CFO and bookkeeping services, expanding to a team of six before I sold the company in 2018. In 2016, my husband and I purchased our retirement home in Vail, and we officially moved here in 2019. Since then, we have been dedicated supporters of the Vail Food Bank, shifting our contributions from Tucson to Greater Vail Community ReSources once we learned of its local impact. For the past two and a half years, I have also been volunteering at the Vail Depot Thrift Store every Wednesday afternoon, giving my time to help further ReSources’ mission and support our community.

My husband and I moved to the Del Webb subdivision in Vail 14 years ago, after he retired from his second career. I was married to him for 21 years of the 24 that he served in the Air Force. We have 3 kids, 6 grandchildren, and 7 great grandchildren. We have visited 49 states and 33 foreign countries. I have always volunteered, no matter where we lived – with organizations, at church, and at thrift stores. I began volunteering at the food bank in Vail, which was later replaced by Resources, about 13 years ago. I stayed on with them and then helped open the Vail Depot thrift store, where I volunteered for a few years. I volunteered at the Davis Monthan thrift store for many years. I continue to volunteer at church and at the American Legion. I recently rejoined the Resources Board. I served for about two years and as VP a few years ago. I have watched Resources grow from its inception to the dynamic organization it is today: serving hundreds of families at the food bank, and providing a wonderful thrift store for area shoppers and as a good place to leave donations to help a worthy cause.