RSVP Board of Directors
Terri Potente - Board President
Terri joined Mesa County RSVP, Inc. in July of 2000. She comes to us with many years of office experience as Executive Assistant to the Executive Director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, and most recently as the Assistant to the President of Rockefeller Foundation. Terri worked for Mesa County RSVP until October 31, 2006 as the Recruitment Manager. She retired from our organization and agreed to serve on the Board of Directors.
Kay Fiegel - Board Vice President
Board Vice President 2005 & 2006 - Kay is the Director of Public Relations for the Museum of Western Colorado and has been a member of our board since June 2003.
Verna Seal - Board Treasurer
Verna Seal joined our Board of Directors in December of 2006. She is a 5th generation Fruita, CO Resident. Verna is an active volunteer.
LeAnn Zetmeir - Board Secretary
LeAnn Zetmeir joined our Board of Directors in March 2007. She and her husband owns and runs a branch office of Waddell & Reed.
Clayton Dause
Clayton Dause has been a long time supporter of Mesa County RSVP as well as a volunteer groundskeeper for the Botanical Gardens. Clayton has been on our special events committee for years and joined our board in June 2006.
Rochelle Larson
Rochelle Larson joined our Board of Directors in December of 2006. She is the Western Slope Coordinator of CO Cross Disabilities Coalition. She is also the 2007 president of the Western Slope DOVIA (Directors of Volunteers in Agencies) organization.
Beth Somerville
Board Member - Past President - Beth works part time at Mesa Mall in the Customer Service Department. Beth Somerville joined the board at its inception in January 2000. She has held the position of vice president and president. She was also on our Advisory Council for many years before we became incorporated.
Sandra Austin
Board Member - Sandra works part time at the Callahan Edfast Mortuary doing pre planning. She joins our board with experience in marketing, sales and is eager to help our ourganization grow.