2021-2022 - EFMLS Executive Committee
Congratulations to the new Leaders of the EFMLS!
The following individuals took office on 7/10/21.
Leadership serving the Eastern Federation
2021 – 2022
The EFMLS President serves in the following capacities:
Chairperson of the EFMLS Executive Committee & EFMLS Board of Directors
Contact the President:
Click here to go to President’s Page
Eric is also the current President of the Patuxent Lapidary Guild (MD)
Past President: David Nock
Executive Committee Leader
The EFMLS 1st Vice President serves in the following capacities:
TBA
Contact the First Vice President:
Sara Furbush
Hi hello! I’m Sara Furbush. I’m 31 and an Elementary School Art Teacher in Thompson CT. I’m the VP of Worcester Mineral Club in Massachusetts as well as Field Trip Committee Chair. In my free time I’m painting, creating, and playing with my dogs and ducks.
Executive Committee Leader
The EFMLS 2nd Vice President serves in the following capacities:
TBA
Contact the Second Vice President:
Nancy Campbell
Nancy is also a member of the Kanawha Rock & Gem Club (WV)
Executive Committee Leader
The EFMLS Treasurer serves in the following capacities:
Contact the Treasurer:
Lizzie Triano
Lizzie has been a member of the Danbury Mineralogical Society (CT) for about 21 years, and bulletin editor for about 11. She came for the jewelry and stayed because of the people – and some of the minerals. Both her grandfathers were civil engineers, and so is her husband, and she prefers to admire the STEM fields from a safe distance.
Past Treasurer: Gary Bergtholdt
Executive Committee Leader
The EFMLS Assistant Treasurer serves in the following capacities:
TBA
Contact the Assistant Treasurer: (see President Hoffman)
Past Assistant Treasurer, Walter Priest
Executive Committee Leader
The EFMLS Secretary serves in the following capacities:
TBA
Contact the Secretary:
Karenne Snow
E.g. president (second time around) of the Phila Mineralogical Society, v-p of the Leidy MIcromount Society, member of Del Valley Paleo Soc and Friends of Min PA. Geology degree from Rutgers, natural history and horticulture training. Field trip leader for minerals, fossils, birding, natural history, canoe & kayak trips. Co-author Gem Trails of PA & NJ, author of column “Wild Suburbia”. Raised two boys, now raising an amaryllis tribe and other tropical plants.
Executive Committee Leader
The PPAC Chair serves in the following capacities:
Change Management & Leadership Council Co-Chair
Contact the PPAC Chair:
Larry Heath
Larry is also a member of the Southeastern New Hampshire Mineral Club
Past Leaders 2019 – 2020
coming soon…