PRESIDENT

Born to missionary parents in Salt Lake City, Utah (1934), I grew up across Hawaii, California, and Argentina, developing a heart for global ministry.

After graduating from Union Adventist University (1956), my wife Sharlet and I pioneered a church plant in Sucre, Bolivia—now two thriving congregations. We served 13 years in South American education and mission supervision, followed by pastoral work in New Mexico, South Texas, Chicago, and British Columbia before retiring in 1996.

TREASURER

As Office Manager and Secretary for the Gasser Foundation, I supported executive leadership and a distinguished board of Napa business and legal leaders (1996-2005). I founded Dots—an accredited business school providing workforce training in accounting, computer technology, and medical assistance (1990-1996)—and taught business and computer skills at Napa Adventist Jr. Academy for six years (1984-1990).

SECRETARY

Served 16 years as Director of Medical Staff Services at Florida Hospital in Orlando, overseeing credentialing operations for 24 clinical specialties across three hospital campuses. Managed committee meetings, maintained physician rosters, and ensured compliance with medical staff protocols.