Holly joined the board in September 2024, finding a meaningful opportunity to advocate behind the scenes for services that played a pivotal role in her own healing journey. With a professional background in marketing, communications, and journalism, she brings technical expertise and a passion for amplifying voices that often go unheard. Holly’s path to Community Connections was forged largely through personal experience navigating family addiction, loss, and the grief and challenges that follow. Having benefited tremendously from CCRS services, she’s honoured to work alongside this inspiring team committed to ensuring these essential resources remain accessible. Holly is eager and excited to further Community Connections’ mission, contributing her skills and lived experience while immersing herself deeper in Revelstoke’s non-profit community.

Ann-Marie is excited to be a new member to the Community Connections board. She brings knowledge and skills from the health care sector, having worked as a Registered Nurse since 1998, and a Nurse Practitioner since 2013. Anne-Marie’s practice focuses on providing holistic care, including outreach, to frail elderly and marginalized populations – a crossover with many of the programs managed by Community Connections. As a board member she is delighted to contribute to the evolution of these services with this motivated team.

In her spare time, she is an outdoor enthusiast, involved as a nordic ski coach in the winter, and climbing or cycling in the summer.

Kory joined the CCRS board in December of 2024, driven by a strong desire to give back to the community that has given him so much. A trained exploration geologist with many years of people and project management experience, he stepped away from his professional career a few years ago to embrace life as a stay-at-home dad to his two young boys. He is excited to put his remaining brain cells to good use supporting CCRS in its mission to provide high-quality social services to the Revelstoke community. When he’s not out skiing or biking with his kids, you’re most likely to find Kory with his nose buried in a book.