Staff
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Helen SedlarExecutive Director
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Mandi SchottAssistant Director
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Linda CraneFamily Development Coordinator
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Katie StuvelCommunity and Programs Manager
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Jordyn Crane, RDNutrition Program Manager
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DeeAnna JonesOffice Manager
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Bailey LudwigNutrition Program Specialist
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Jennifer TibbettsCCR Family Development Coordinator
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Elizabeth WillmanFood Pantry Associate
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Darla ReyesCATCH Coordinator
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Susan HamiltonTransportation Manager
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Lindsay RobinsonLife Skills Coordinator
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Julie KestellThrift Store Sales Associate

Helen Sedlar
About Helen

Mandi Schott
About Mandi

Linda Crane
About Linda

Katie Stuvel
About Katie

Jordyn Crane, RD
About Jordyn

DeeAnna Jones
About DeeAnna

Bailey Ludwig
About Bailey
Bailey graduated from Colorado State University in May of 2018 with a degree in Food Science and Human Nutrition. She enjoyed her nutritional work with the Larimer County Food Bank, as well as with an Early Childhood learning center in Fort Collins, and loves working with the Grand County community! Bailey leads our nutrition and cooking programs at local schools and childcare centers. bailey@mountainfamilycenter.org.

Jennifer Tibbetts
About Jennifer

Elizabeth Willman
About Elizabeth

Darla Reyes
Darla was born and raised in Summit County, but moved to Kremmling in 2018 in order to experience a smaller community and the close-knit culture that comes with living in a small town. She loves cooking, music, horseback riding and biking with her kids and family! She has also always enjoyed working with children, ever since her first job at the age of 15 where she watched kids while their parents participated in English language classes. Darla joined Mountain Family Center in 2018 as the CATCH Coordinator in Kremmling. CATCH is an after-school physical activity and nutrition education program for elementary-aged children (grades K–5), and Darla loves working with the 60+ kids who participate in the program each week! She is excited to be part of an organization that helps families grow together.

Susan Hamilton
Susan joined Grand Seniors in June of 2015. Almost all of her working career has been customer service-oriented and she was a caregiver for her parents, so she has a special place in her heart for seniors.
Susan was born and raised in Denver where she worked in a wide variety of places, including the hotel industry, a major advertising agency and the organization that redeveloped the former Lowry Air Force Base into a Live-Work-Play community.
Susan’s family has been in and around Grand County for over 60 years, and she always knew it was a place she wanted to live. Nine years ago, when her husband Tom got the opportunity to work in Granby, they couldn’t pack fast enough!
Susan is a vital member of the Grand Seniors at Mountain Family Center staff, doing everything from transportation coordination to activity scheduling to grocery pickup and more!

Lindsay Robinson
Lindsay joined the MFC team as a Life Skills Coordinator in January of 2020. Originally from Aurora, Lindsay graduated Cum Laude with a degree in Human Nutrition and Food Science from Colorado State University in 2018. After teaching English in Israel for a year and working on a food truck in Arkansas, she made the move up to the mountains. As a Life Skills Coordinator, Lindsay will be leading MFC’s Impact Study; working 1-on-1 with clients to assess and improve the organization’s programs and services. She will help participants find the resources they need to improve their family nutrition and wellness, learn budgeting skills and more. Lindsay brings unique insight to the position, having worked with the national “No Kid Hungry” program as well as volunteering with at-risk youth and food banks along the Front Range. What she loves most about her job is “the chance to watch the community grow and the opportunity to work with an amazing team”. When not at work, you can find Lindsay participating in her favorite hobbies: running, dancing, creating, art and traveling!

Julie Kestell
Julie joined our team as a Thrift Store Sales Associate in 2019. Retail was a new experience for her after working mostly in office settings before coming to MFC. She loves the interaction with people, and the fact that all of the team’s efforts go towards helping the community.
Julie grew up in Wisconsin and came to Colorado in 1979. She lived in Glenwood Springs and spent some time along the Front Range before moving to Grand County in 2002. In her free time, Julie enjoys hiking, snowshoeing, crafting, kayaking and hanging out with her dog Ruby!
Board
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Jim MagillChair
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Frank ParkerVice Chair/Treasurer
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Debbie YoungBoard Member
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John RiedelSecretary
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Tamara DavisBoard Member
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Christina LockhartBoard Member
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Frank ReevesBoard Member

Jim Magill
About Jim

Frank Parker
About Frank

Debbie Young
About Debbie

John Riedel
About John

Tamara Davis
Tamara comes from the east coast; growing up in New York and spending time in Massachusetts before landing in Grand County. She finally considers herself a local after 20 years and loves playing outdoors. Tamara is currently on the Arthur Vining Davis Foundations board and looks forward to volunteering and working with the rest of the Board Members and the great staff to make a difference locally in Grand County.

Christina Lockhart
Representing the west side of the county, Christina lives in Kremmling and joined the MFC board in 2019. She is a 5th generation rancher in the area, and she and her husband love living and raising their three children in Grand County. In her free time, Christina enjoys cheering at her kids’ sporting events and playing adult softball and volleyball. In addition to her personal ties to the community, Christina also brings of wealth of professional experience to her role as an MFC board member. Having been employed with Middle Park Health in both medical and financial roles for over a decade, she is used to and enjoys working with a vast array of people from all ages and socioeconomic backgrounds. She feels passionate about the mission of MFC, and loves being part of an organization where the client is the center of the resources available to them.
