Our Board of Directors
The Asante Foundation Board is a group of leaders and advocates who are invested in generating community awareness and philanthropic support for the health and well-being of our community.
BOB MAYERS
Chair
Managing Partner, Mayers 5 LLC Development
TRAVIS HAMLYN
Vice Chair and Chair, Nominating Committee
President, Hellgate Excursions
SUSAN BINETTE
Secretary
Nurse & Former Asante Accreditation Director
ROYAL STANDLEY
Treasurer
President/CEO, Oregon Pacific Financial Advisors, Inc.
JUDY GAMBEE
Board Member At-Large, Executive Committee
Accountant, MPS Ventures, LLC
DIONNE IRVINE
Board Member At-Large, Executive Committee
Co-Owner, Irvine Investments/ Irvine & Roberts Vineyards
KEITH BARNES
Board Member
Retired Banker and Financial Consultant
CAROLINE BROOKS
Board Member
Retired Cephalometrics Analyst
Jeff Crockett
Board Member
Principal Real Estate Broker, Discover Grants Pass Realty
VICKIE CROCKETT
Board Member
Office Manager, Discover Grants Pass Realty
Chris David, MD
Board Member
Medical Director, Emergency Services, Asante Three Rivers Medical Center
BRIAN GROSS, MD
Board Member
Cardiologist, Southern Oregon Cardiology
FLOYD HARMON
Board Member
Asante Foundation Executive Director
GINNY HICKS
Board Member
Former teacher and principal
SCOTT LEWIS
Board Member
Real Estate Broker, John L. Scott, Medford
CHARLES MCNAIR
Board Member
Attorney, Fowler & McNair, LLP
TARA MILLAN
Board Member
Attorney, Tara Millan Law
AMANDA MUSTARD
Board Member
Owner, Mustard Press
STEVE ROE
Board Member
General Manager, Roe Motors
JOHN SCHIAVONE
Board Member
Master Mariner and Retired Real Estate Professional
CAL SCHMIDT
Board Member
Owner, Schmidt Family Vineyards
DAVID THOMASON
Board Member
CEO, Thomason Hospitality Group
PATRICIA WINTEMUTE
Board Member
Co-Founder, Wintemute Family Foundation
JIM WRIGHT
Board Member
Past President, LTM Corporation
Scott Kelly
Ex-Officio Board Member
President and CEO, Asante
Doug Schmor
Ex-Officio Board Member
Governing Board Member, Asante
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“There is incredible power in doing good. The golden rule should be more than a rule – it should be a purpose.”
—Gene Pelham, Rogue Credit Union