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Sue lives with her husband, Jerry, year
round on East Lake Road. She worked with Chase Manhattan Bank in Direct Marketing as a project manager. She, volunteers at the Loaves and Fishes food pantry in Hammondsport and is a member
of St, James Episcopal Church. Sue also helped form the Barrington History Group and is now its President. She worked on the General Land Use and Historic Preservation Focus Group for the
formation of the new Barrington Comprehensive Plan and has is now Chairperson of the Planning Board. She has a B.S. Degree from Miami University (Oxford, Ohio) in Business Administration,
with minors in Art and Marketing
Barbara and her husband David have lived in their home on Keuka Lake since 1970. She has a B.A. degree from Keuka College and a Ph.D. in developmental psychology from Cornell University. She retired from RIT in 1997 and in 2008 retired from her private practice in Penfield, NY. Barbara worked on the Agriculture Focus Group for the new Barrington Comprehensive Plan and has attended workshops of the Genesee/Finger Lakes Regional Planning Council. She serves on the Keuka College Board of Trustees, volunteers at Keuka Comfort Care, is a member of the DAHS and works with the Barrington History Group. She has studied Wu style tai chi for twenty years and also enjoys gardening and traveling.
Chuck lives with his wife and
two children in Perinton and on East Bluff Drive during the summers. He worked with McDonnell Douglas as an Electro-Optical Engineer in St. Louis before relocating to this area where he
has worked with Bernard P. Donegan, Inc, of Victor, N.Y. as a Financial Consultant since 1992. His company assists municipalities with long range planning and capital project financial
plans, including the placement of note and bond issues. Chuck graduated from Clarkson University and has an MBA from Washington University.
Jim Barre and his wife, Betsy, have been on West Bluff Drive at Keuka Lake since 1974. They first used their cottage as a weekend getaway from the Rochester area and since 1998 spend as much of the summer as possible at the Lake. Keuka Lake is a treasure that equals any lake in the country. Jim chaired the Bluff Point Association for eight years pursuing the adoption and enforcement of a land use policy on the Bluff that maintains the beauty and enjoyment of Keuka Lake. During his tenure, he developed a positive working relationship with the officials of Town of Jerusalem. He currently chairs the Jerusalem Wind Farm Subcommittee which is proposing regulations to the Town on Wind Farm development. Jim completed the LULA training program at Keuka College.
Jim was born in Ames, Iowa, lived in Indiana and Ohio through college where he graduated in engineering from The Ohio State University. Jim spent his working years in the Printing and Publishing Industry where he worked most of his time at Eastman Kodak in an out of Rochester in sales, marketing and business alliance development.
Jeanne and her husband, Mario, live in the Penn Yan area and she works with her family's winery, Keuka Spring, doing promotion and publicity, compliance work, staff training and helping
in the tasting room. Previously, she spent two years as a Peace Corps volunteer in Ghana, West Africa doing agro forestry work and also worked in the horticulture field in the greater Rochester
area. After teaching English in Koblenz, Germany, Jeanne moved to California to work for an agricultural non-profit organization. Jeanne graduated from the University of Notre Dame with
a degree in Anthropology and has her masters degree in Horticulture and Agronomy from U.C. Davis.
Mark Morris lives with his wife Sue on East Lake Rd. in the town of Milo. He grew up in Elmira and spent summers on Waneta Lake, where he and Sue later owned a cottage. They bought a cottage on Keuka Lake in 1998, and built a permanent home on the site in 2008.
Mark graduated from Clarkson University with a BS in Chemical Engineering, and from University of Rochester with a Masters in Engineering and an MBA from the Simon School. He worked at Eastman Kodak for 33 years in various management positions in procurement, engineering, project management, and maintenance. He currently owns a consulting business, Eastlake Consulting.
Mark has spent many years on various not-for-profit boards. His hobbies are fishing, running, swimming, golf, and basketball. He is a member of Lake Keuka Community Baptist Church. Mark and Sue have 2 grown children.
Sandy lives in Pittsford,
N.Y. with her husband, Dr. John Pietropaoli. Sandy is a graduate of the Genesee Hospital Nursing School and has worked as a nurse over the years at the Lahey Clinic as well as at John's
medical office. Sandy and John raised six children and now have thirteen grandchildren. Her hobbies are quilting, cooking, gardening family and friends. Sandy and John are long time supporters
of the Keuka Lake Association and spend their summers at their cottage in Pulteney.
Stan has resided on Keuka Lake in
the town of Pulteney with his wife, Kay, since 1988. He is retired from the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation where he worked for 33 years as a forester, managing
state and private forest land in the Finger Lakes area. He continues to practice forestry on a part-time basis as a private consulting forester. His hobbies include hunting, fishing, boating,
swimming and antiques. Stan has his B.S. Degree from NYS College of Environmental Sciences & Forestry and is a Member of the Society of American Foresters.
Ellen is a lifelong resident of Hammondsport. She and her family spend half of the year in the summer cottage on Keuka Lake that she grew up in. Ellen and her husband Dr. Richard Maceko purchased the East Lake Road property from her parents several years ago. They are the proud parents of one daughter- Emma, a recent graduate of Smith College. Along with her brother, Ellen is the owner of the Shaw Insurance Agency in Hammondsport. She is also a very active member of the Hammondsport Chamber of Commerce where she has held the position of secretary for 15 years. She is the co-founder of the chamber’s Genundowa Iroquois Festival and is part of the Fall Foliage Festival and Christmas in the Park committees. She is a graduate of Cazenovia College and Mercer University (Macon, GA) where she received a degree in Journalism/Communications. Ellen’s hobbies include boating, working out, walking, movies, chocolate, reading, birding, snow skiing and her model horse collection. She loves cats, horses, and English bulldogs; indeed she owns six cats, one bulldog and one gigantic “Dutch warmblood” horse. She is particularly concerned with the wildlife that lives in and around Keuka Lake and credits herself with saving the lives of too-many-to-count chipmunks that are brought into the cottage "to play" on an almost daily basis by one of the cats. Her favorite season on Keuka Lake is the onset of fall when the steam rises off the lake in the early morning hours. In the winter Ellen loves to watch the mergansers that winter on Keuka's waters.
Dennis and his wife, Pam, reside
year round on East Lake Road in Hammondsport. Dennis is retired from Corning, Inc. where has was an engineer and manufacturing manager, followed by a sales and marketing career in the Asian
and Latin American markets. Dennis is currently involved in real estate with Realty USA and is a member of the Wayne Planning Board and Comprehensive Plan Sub-Committee and is a Board Member
and Marketing Committee Member of the Curtiss Museum. Dennis is a graduate of Clarkson University with a B.S. Degree in Mechanical Engineering and a Masters in Business.
Doug, his wife Megan and their two boys live in Fairport, and have been enjoying summers on Keuka Lake since the spring of 2000, when they purchased their cottage in Pulteney. 
Mike has been connected to Keuka Lake since childhood, when he spent summer vacations here with family. He and his wife Rita purchased a cottage here in 1983. Five years ago they built a home on the lake and are now permanent residents.
Born March 15, 1935, past president KLA,
primary interest--the water quality of Keuka Lake and the watershed.
Don spent most of his adult life as a financial advisor in Rochester, NY. He is now semi retired, living year around in the East Bluff Drive home purchased by his father in 1958. Having Keuka roots since youth, he has a strong commitment to the community. 
Bob Worden has served on the KLA board
since 1996 and is our current "Past President." Most recently he was chair of the Inter-municipal Docks and Moorings Committee. Bob and his wife Carol have owned property on Keuka Lake
since 1971 and have been full time residents of Jerusalem since 1997. Bob is active in the community, currently serving as board president for Yates County Cornell Cooperative Extension.
He is a member of the Jerusalem Sub-division Committee and was a 6 year member of the Zoning Board of Appeals. 
Peter Landre is the Executive Director
of Cornell Cooperative Extension of Yates County where he provides overall leadership for the association and conducts education and research programs on water quality, agriculture and
natural resources issues. Mr. Landre earned a BA from St. Lawrence University and a MS from Cornell University. He was project manager and editor of the Keuka and Canandaigua Lake watershed
management plans; Keuka Lake Book and currently serves as project coordinator for the Keuka Lake Association's Keuka Lake Looking Ahead Project. Mr. Landre has provided leadership for the
KLA's water quality monitoring program since 1991 and helped organize educational programs including the Keuka Lake Land Use Leadership Alliance (LULA).
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