Carolyn Crouch

Carolyn Crouch has been a resident of Anchorage for more than 28 years. Her dedication to making our community a better place to live is evident through the many programs she has founded and participated in over the years. [more...]

Grahame-Ford Family

We'd like to introduce you to Heather Grahame, husband Ken Ford, and daughters Haley and McKenna Ford. [more...]

Kimberly Pace

Kimberly Pace, a native of Soldotna, is a long time patron of the Alaskafor the Performing Arts. She graduated from University of Montana with her undergraduate degree, and with a Master's in Political Science from Miami in Ohio. Kimberly is currently a professor at University of Alaska, Anchoragewhere she's been teaching since 1998, she jokingly noted, "I perpetuate, when you have no idea what you are going to do...you teach!" [more...]

Peg Stout

Our community is filled with beautiful gems, and Peg Stout is one that truly sparkles! Peg came to Alaska in 1971, to Fort Rich, with her husband of 54 years, Ken Stout. Ken sits on the Anchorage assembly and is a retired colonel from the Army. [more...]

Dick Rosston

Dick Rosston moved to Anchorage in 1977 following his graduation from UC Berkeley's Boalt Hall School of Law and deciding between opportunities in San Francisco versus Anchorage. After creating a list of pros and cons, the mountains of Alaska won out and Anchorage has been thankful ever since! [more...]

Jeannie Lyerly

Long time Ushering in the Arts member and soon to be 75-year-old, Jeannine Lyerly began her arts experience as a performer and has since moved from the stage to the front of house! Corbett Mothe first asked Jeannine to help at the Sydney Laurence Theatre with ACT. [more...]