Born and raised in Eastern Washington, Lena brings over 12 years of nonprofit experience and moved to Orcas Island in 2016 with her husband and their cat. She’s passionate about supporting community through her work at Orcas Senior Center, helping ensure that seniors and adults with disabilities can age well and stay connected.

Originally from Hawaii, Edy has called Orcas Island home for over 20 years. She raised three daughters here—each a graduate from Orcas Island High School and Western Washington University. Edy is passionate about creating engaging and meaningful programs for the Orcas Senior Center, bringing fun, connection, and engagement to the community.

Originally from Pennsylvania, Darcey Miller moved to West Seattle in 1999 and has been involved with the Orcas Island community since 2017. A longtime volunteer with Orcas Senior Center, she now serves as board secretary and is especially passionate about event planning, fundraising, and community connection.

Lynnette grew up in California and pursued a global career in applied mathematics, spanning satellite imaging, foreign aid, and climate change adaptation, with work in 67 countries. A full-time Orcas resident since 2010, she has served on numerous local boards and committes and remains an active volunteer with Orcas Senior Center, where she envisions a vibrant hub for the entire community.

A San Francisco Bay Area native and Stanford graduate with a BA in Economics, Greg is pleased to be part of the unique community on Orcas Island. Inspired by his experience supporting his aging parents, he hopes to contribute to the work of Orcas Senior Center and help fellow seniors lead self-sufficient lives with dignity and grace.

Ramona Curtis, a former teacher and principal with Seattle Public Schools, has a lifelong love for people—especially seniors—and delights in gardening, quilting, cooking, storytelling, and spending time with family. She treasures her antique beach house, the Hiatt House in Olga, and all the beauty and charm of Orcas Island.