Gustavo Reyna, President

Gustavo is a multi-lingual marketing professional.  He is a member of the Walla Walla City Council and is involved on the Community Council and is currently leading a task force whose goal is to remove barriers to providing more affordable housing in Walla Walla.

Katherine Boehm, Secretary

Katherine is a longtime friend of The Health Center, and was instrumental in its founding in 2009. From 2009 to 2016, Katherine helped lay the groundwork for the successful organization that exists today. She started her work with The Health Center as an AmeriCorps Volunteer. Later this role transitioned into the position of the Director of Operations.  She is currently the Director of the Women’s Clinic at the Walla Walla Clinic. Katherine has her Master’s in Public Health from Florida International University and her BA in Sociology from Quinnipiac University.

Rodney Outlaw, Treasurer

Rodney Outlaw is a graduate of Conservatory of Recording Arts and Science with a degree in Audio Engineering and has over 15 years of experience in the music industry as a recording artist, music producer and audio engineer. He is the founder of Walla Walla Music Organization  He is now the Youth Engagement Director for the Walla Walla YMCA. Rodney has over ten years of experience working with kids as an after school program director for Downtown YMCA and a Para Educator for the Walla Walla Public School District. He also run sound for the Big Idea talks that’s held at the Walla Walla Public Library.

Lindsey Oldridge

Lindsey works as a philanthropy professional for Providence, a seven-state not-for-profit health system that spans the west coast. She has served in non-profit fundraising and leadership roles for more than 13 years. Lindsey earned her Bachelor's and MBA degrees from Washington State University. Lindsey has a heart for kids and community-building and loves to travel, read, stay active, volunteer and spend time with her kids.

Ting Anthes

Ting came to the United States towards the end of 2007. In 2015 she began her career at Baker Boyer Bank in Walla Walla and is currently serving as a Consumer Loan Advisor. Ting attributes her success in Walla Walla to all the help she received from the community since moving here.  She now wants to utilize her expertise and enthusiasm to give back to her adoptive community and to help others call Walla Walla home as well. Ting has a B.S. in Communications Engineering acquired in China and an M.S. in Industrial Engineering from Central Washington University. Ting enjoys spending her free time supporting her daughter’s activities and interest in the community.

Brent Cummings

Brent Cummings is WWPS's Director of Early Learning and the Center for Children and Families. He has been an educator in Walla Walla since 2005. For the first 15 years, Brent engaged our young people, their families, and our community through the federal 21st Century Community Learning Center afterschool program initiative. Over that time period, he worked in our schools as a Site Coordinator, Program Director, and national Afterschool Ambassador. More recently, as Walla Walla Public Schools’ Director of Accelerated Learning and Support, Brent helped shape and implement many of the district’s America Recovery Plan initiatives - including the oversight and implementation of the Summer Sol program and many successful supplemental afterschool academic and social-emotional intervention programs. Brent has also previously served on the board of the SOS Health Services of Walla Walla and has a passion for ensuring accessible, high quality health care for all people.

Liz Fraser

Elizabeth Fraser was born and raised in New England, and attended college in New Jersey.  Upon completing her Master’s Degree in Social Work at Columbia University, Liz remained in New York City to start her family. When life brought her to Walla Walla in 2011, Liz dedicated her time to raising her three children and was able to perform acts of service in the community, joining Junior Club of Walla Walla, and volunteering frequently at the schools, with Hospice, and with Carnegie Picture Lab, among others. In 2018, Liz began her work with Blue Mountain Heart to Heart, where she currently serves as a supervisory case manager for individuals living with Substance Use Disorder. In her copious spare time, Liz enjoys reading, spending time with friends, and, most of all, travel.

Dr. Peter Viavant--Coming Soon!