Board of Directors

From 1974 to 2008, Bill worked for the City of Tacoma ultimately serving as Public Works Director and Assistant City Manager. He is a member of Sumner Rotary (past president and Rotarian of the Year), chairs the Sumner Library Capital Campaign Steering Committee, chairs the Sumner Bonney Lake Citizens for Schools PAC. He lives in Sumner with his wife, Karen, and their dogs, Gracie and Sammie. Bill and Karen have 4 adult children and 5 grandchildren.

 He has been involved with the strategic restructuring, HR process transformation, and re-engineering of organizations throughout the United States. Todd is committed to the success of nonprofit organizations. Todd has undergraduate degrees from the University of Maryland and Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville. He is a USAF veteran, retiring after 22 years of service. Todd and his wife Debbie reside in Bonney Lake. They have 2 adult children and 3 grandchildren.

       Throughout his career, Jason has consistently delivered transformative results through process optimization and data-driven problem-solving, generating over $300 million in cost savings and operational improvements across healthcare and enterprise operations. As a Certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt and entrepreneur, he specializes in designing scalable systems that drive efficiency while maintaining quality and compliance.

      Jason holds an MBA from the University of Phoenix, and earned his Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and Economics from St. Cloud State University.

      Jason lives in Bonney Lake, Washington, with his wife Heidi and their children Alivia and Timothy, where he enjoys fishing and Pacific Northwest outdoor adventures when not solving complex operational challenges.

      Deeply committed to service and community impact, Jason served as President of the Bonney Lake Tehaleh Rotary Club and now serves as Treasurer. He is passionate about GoodRoots Northwest's mission to revolutionize food access in underserved communities through innovative, dignified solutions that create healthier, more resilient neighborhoods.

First teaching in the Sumner-Bonney Lake School District then serving as an administrator in various roles for the White River School District before returning to SBLSD in 2018 to serve in his current position as the principal at Victor Falls Elementary.  Adam and his wife, Catherine, have lived on the Plateau for the last 15 years and are raising their three daughters.  Adam is passionate about serving our community in ways that help weave us together as we support our neighbors experiencing life’s greatest challenges with compassion and dignity. 

      Justin previously served as a volunteer firefighter with Mountain View Fire & Rescue and is now an elected Commissioner with East Pierce Fire & Rescue. This full-circle experience reflects his long-standing commitment to public safety and community well-being.

      Professionally, Justin is the Director of Operations for an aerospace manufacturing company in Auburn, where he focuses on operational excellence, quality systems, and people-first leadership.

       He lives in Bonney Lake with his wife Candi and their daughter Zoey. Justin believes strong communities are built by meeting people where they are and treating every individual with dignity and respect. He is proud to support GoodRoots’ mission of ensuring access to food and essential resources for families across the region.

She has been involved with volunteer work for over 25 years, including Young Life, Washington State PTA, White River Education Foundation, and the Bonney Lake Food Bank. In 2006, she held multiple leadership positions during her time with PTA (Parent-Teacher-Association) when her daughter started school. Elected to Region 5 Director, she provided leadership to 75 local PTAs. Helping families, especially children, is important to her as she volunteers and develops the Diaper Bank program with the food bank.   

She currently serves as Local Government Affairs Manager for the Port of Tacoma, where she advances public policies that support the region’s maritime industry, which sustains more than 41,000 jobs and generates nearly $10.8 billion in economic activity annually. Before joining the Port of Tacoma, Alice dedicated 13 years to Pierce County government, serving in a series of progressively responsible leadership roles. Most recently, she served as Deputy Assessor-Treasurer, overseeing a team of 78 employees and a $31 million biennial budget while supporting operations across property assessment, taxation, customer service, and compliance functions. Prior to that, as Legislative Affairs & Strategic Advisor to the Pierce County Executive, she directed state and federal advocacy efforts, shaped legislative and intergovernmental strategy, and advised on some of the region's most complex policy and operational challenges in partnership with the 23 cities and towns that make up Pierce County. During the COVID-19 pandemic, she played a key role in coordinating policy development, stakeholder engagement, and program implementation in Washington's second-largest county. Her public service career also includes leadership roles with the Pierce County Council, where she contributed to policy development, communications, emergency preparedness, economic development, public safety, transportation, and regional collaboration initiatives. Throughout her career, Alice has earned a reputation as a trusted advisor, skilled coalition builder, and effective public servant. She has contributed to major regional efforts and known for her strategic thinking, collaborative leadership, and ability to navigate complex issues. Alice brings clarity, integrity, and momentum to challenging initiatives while fostering meaningful relationships across the public, private, and nonprofit sectors. In addition to her public service career, Alice is a small business co-owner with more than 20 years of experience in photography, videography, marketing, and creative services. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in History, with minors in Political Science and Philosophy, from Franciscan University of Steubenville and has completed emergency management training through the FEMA Emergency Management Institute. Alice is passionate about strengthening communities, expanding economic opportunity, and advancing collaborative solutions that benefit residents, businesses, and future generations throughout the South Sound. She has volunteered with the Mary Bridge Children's Festival of Trees since 2010 and serves on the advisory team for the Good Neighbor Village.