Carl Lehner, Treasurer
Holderness

Former president of Leigh Fibers, a family held textile waste recycling firm in South Carolina... Avid paddler from whitewater racing in the 1970s to paddling arctic rivers in the far north... Mountaineering climbs in the Rockies, Alaska, Andes, and Tibet.... Member stewardship committee of Squam Lakes Conservation Society... Undergraduate degree in geology, MBA from MIT... Holderness homeowner since 1991... Avid fisherman.

Gordon W. Cormack
Madison

Gordon Cormack has spent 40 years in the construction industry and been in business for 35 of those years. He is President of Cormack Construction Management, a medium size general contracting/construction management design build firm doing custom residential and commercial remodeling and new work in NH and western Maine.

Kathleen DiFruscia
Windham

Kathleen Sullivan DiFruscia has been a resident of Windham since 1981.  She has a Juris Doctor (J.D.) with honors from Suffolk University Law School, 1978, and is  married to Anthony DiFruscia. She was a participant with Master Plan Committee to revise Windham’s Master Plan in mid-1980’s.  She is Legal advisor to the Cobbetts Pond Improvement Association, Inc.; a Member of the Steering Committee, Windham Endowment for Community Advancement;  Member of the Windham Economic Development Committee; admitted to the practice of law in Massachusetts and New Hampshire, and is a Partner in the DiFruscia Law Offices in Methuen, Massachusetts.

June Fichter
Sunapee

June Fichter has served as the Executive Director of the Lake Sunapee Protective Association since 2005. She holds bachelor’s of science and master’s degrees in engineering and a MBA from Northeastern University and has held engineering and management positions at Polaroid Corporation and Abbott Laboratories. June is a native of New Hampshire, but spent her childhood in Newburyport, MA. She and her husband, Peter, have owned property in Newbury for more than 30 years, and are now permanent residents.

William Frago
Tuftonboro

Bill Frago lives on Lake Winnipesaukee in Tuftonboro. He is a former Executive-in-Residence at the Whittemore School of Business at the University of New Hampshire. Before that, Bill was President and CEO of Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers, President and CEO of Carrier Corporation, and Vice-President and General of Worldwide Marketing and Product Management for General Electric Lighting. Bill and his wife, Betsy, have enjoyed being permanent residents of New Hampshire for the past ten years after spending more than thirty-four years as summer residents.

Joseph Goodnough
Sunapee

Joe has owned his camp on Lake Sunapee for 44 years. He retired from the computer industry where he worked in sales and marketing. He is a former president of the Lake Sunapee Protective Association (LSPA) and has served on the board and committees of NH LAKES for the past 12 years. On Sunapee he is an active weed watcher, water tester and honorary LSPA Board member.

James F. Haney
Durham

Jim, Ph.D, of Durham, is a professor of biological sciences at the University of New Hampshire and the former Chair of the Zoology Department at the university. He received his B.A. and M.A. from Miami University, his Ph.D. from University of Toronto and his Postdoc from the Kellogg Biological Station at Michigan State University. Jim is one of a handful of preeminent experts on New Hampshire’s water quality.

J. "Woodie" Laverack
Holderness

Woodie Laverack moved to New Hampshire in 1970 where he had summered with his family on Big Squam all his life. Stockbroker for Paine, Webber and later A.G.Edwards before retiring in 2009.  Member and chair of the Ashland Budget Committee, member and co-chair of the Ashland School Board and as a Utility Commissioner for the Town of Ashland.  Served as director and officer on the boards of the Squam Lakes Association, NH LAKES, and Plymouth Friends of the Arts.  Woodie lives in Holderness with his wife Susan.

Peter Sorlien
Moultonborough

Peter began his career by founding a nonprofit arts organization in Chautauqua County, New York. He is an activist for loon preservation and serves as the second Vice President of the Loon Preservation Committee. He has also served on the board of the Squam Lakes Association, chairing its Wildlife Committee and publishing Squam Wildlife Guide. He has been an accredited appraiser of art and antiques for 22 years and has served in all the offices of the Boston chapter of the American Society of Appraisers. He is a graduate of Dartmouth College where he majored in history.

Robert W. Varney
Bow

Bob is the Senior Vice President of Normandeau Associates and former U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) New England Administrator. He was Commissioner of the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services for 12 years and also served as the Director of the New Hampshire Office of State Planning, Executive Director of the Nashua Regional Planning Commission, and the Executive Director of the Upper Valley-Lake Sunapee Council. Considered one of the nation’s most experienced and respected environmental leaders, in 2009 he was presented with EPA’s prestigious Lifetime Achievement Environmental Merit Award. He holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from the University of New Hampshire and a master’s degree in urban planning from Michigan State University.

Kenneth Warren
Lebanon

Aquatic biologist with the Department of Environmental Services for 36 years...Alumni Achievement Award from Keene State College for environmental work in New  Hampshire...Initiated the New Hampshire Exotic Weed Control Program in 1981...Extensive knowledge of New Hampshire lakes...Knowledge dealing with algae control in water supplies and formerly certified to control aquatic nuisances...Former member of New England Environmental Association of Biologists...New Hampshire native currently living in Lebanon...avid outdoorsman.

John Wilson
New London

John has a degree in Electrical Engineering from Cornell University and a degree in dentistry from University of Buffalo. He served as an officer in the Navy. He has been a three-term President of the Pleasant Lake Protective Association (PLPA) of New London and currently serves as the Chair of its Watershed Conservation Committee. He has been a Weed Watcher Captain and is an active member of the PLPA Wildlife Committee. He has been elected to this third term on the New London Budget Committee and has been elected as Budget Committee Chair for the past three years. John is married to Kittie Wilson, who is also actively involved in the PLPA and the Loon Preservation Committee.