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Huntley Area Public Library Board of Trustees
Jan SchadtPresidentJan was elected to the Board of Trustees in 2007 and elected President in 2009. She previously served on the library board for six years until the year 2000. After taking a hiatus, Jan decided to return to serve the community once again. Jan has lived in Huntley since 1976 and also served on the School District 158 board. She is also a member of the board's Finance Committee. Her interests include flying, reading, traveling and spending time with her granddaughter. Jan feels that the Huntley Area Public Library is the living room of the community. |
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Judith KleinVice PresidentJudith was chosen by the library board of trustees in November of 2008 to join the board and fill the remaining open spot that became available after Victor Gaxiola moved out of state. Judith's goals while completing her term are to assure the library district continues to deliver excellent service in all library functions, work with the other board members and library staff to be financially responsible and to work toward expanding our library in the future to better serve patrons. She loves to read and says she enjoys, "Anything that has two covers and pages in between". She is an avid Star Trek Fan, especially the Next Generation Series and loves romance novels. |
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Ann ChristiansenSecretaryAnn was elected to the Huntley Area Public Library Board in 2003. She decided to run for the board because she felt her contribution to the future of the Huntley Library would be beneficial to the community. She was elected Secretary in 2009. Ann has a degree in Psychology from Columbia and has worked in District 158 for the past 17 years in various disciplines related to library management. She currently is a media assistant at the Huntley High School Library. Ann has lived in Huntley since 1978, and has been the Head Varsity Golf Coach at Huntley High School for nine years. She is married and has two sons; Ryan is a college graduate and is a Marine who has just returned from three tours in Iraq, and Robert who just graduated with a degree in criminal justice at Southern Illinois University. Her interests include reading, and encouraging reading for the young, traveling and golf. |
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Mitchell BakerTreasurerMitch was elected to the Library Board of Trustees in 2001. He currently serves as Treasurer of the board and has also served as Vice President. Mitch worked in the business and management field and is now retired. He graduated from the University of Delaware with a degree in Business Administration. He was inspired to run for election to the library board due to his lifetime love of books, reading and libraries. He is also proud of the Huntley Library and how they promote reading and the arts in the district. As a board member, Mitch wants to insure that the Library meets the needs and wishes of the community. Mitch loves so many different genres that it would be impossible to pick a favorite. He and his wife have an adopted son and one granddaughter. He has also served as a volunteer foster parent. |
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Donald "Rusty" AyersTrusteeRusty was elected to the Library Board of Trustees in 2001. He has previously served as the board Treasurer. Rusty currently works in communications for the Air Line Pilots Association. He graduated from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale with a Bachelor's Degree in Radio-Television, minoring in Journalism, Theater and Music. He also holds a Master's in Public Affairs Reporting from the Sangamon State University, now known as the University of Illinois-Springfield. Other volunteer initiatives include past officer and board member for the Regimental Volunteer Band of Wisconsin. Rusty was also active with the Huntley Sesquicentennial Committee. He was inspired to run for election in 2001 because he wanted to give back to the community. He also wanted to carry on the work of the previous board which was responsible for implementing and building the current Huntley Library. Rusty believes the library is the primary cultural resource in the Huntley community, offering thousands of traditional books as well as audio books, music CDs and VHS/DVD movie and TV shows. He also sees the library as a leading resource for online materials and the guardian of Huntley's historic past. His favorite genre is historical fiction, particularly nautical fiction. Rusty is married to Diane Oltman Ayers, a local newspaper columnist. |
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Kathleen PilatTrusteeKathleen was elected to the Huntley Library Board in 1997. During this time she has served as Treasurer, Vice- President and has served as President. She is currently libraries RAILS Liaison. Kathleen is a Director of Learning and Development with Equity Office Properties Trust in Chicago. She graduated from Purdue University with a Bachelor's degree in Communication. Kathleen and her husband, Bob, have lived in the library district since 1995 and have two children; Laura and Evan. |
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Leslie Threadgill-SmithTrusteeLeslie was elected to the Huntley Library Board of Trustees in 2005. She has served as the Secretary for the Library Board. From 1993 to 2004 she taught special education in Cook and McHenry County Schools. She is currently a stay-at-home mother with two children James and Christina. She graduated from Western Illinois University with a Bachelor's in Education and Special Education. She has also completed post graduate work at Northern Illinois University. Leslie is a volunteer with several organizations including The Friends of the Huntley Area Public Library, Lutheran Church of the Atonement and ∑Λ∑ Alumni. Leslie believes the library is a place for research, gathering, reading, pleasure, education, personal growth, activities, programs, family time, and much more. As an educator she believes reading is part of being a life long learner. She was inspired to run for the Library Board because she felt the library was a worthy place to focus her time and talents. Leslie has been married to her husband Sean for eight years and enjoys reading poetry, as well as parenting and children's magazines and books. |
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