About Us

Board and Staff
 

Board of Directors

Mark Adams

Farmer, Camilla

Art Barry

Associate Broker and Partner at Coldwell Banker Commerical and Eberhardt & Barry Inc., Macon

Phyllis Crumb

Sales, Albany

David Dixon

Retired Environmental and Sustainabilty Engineer, Leesburg 

Jill Hester

Consumer Lender at Georgia Community Bank, Dawson

Woody Hicks

retired hydrologist, Albany

Bob Hunnicutt

Owner of Bo-Jo Fish Light, LLC and Heart of Georgia Lumber Services, Perry

Elliott Jones

retired USGS hydrologist, Atlanta

Mike Greene

Evergreen Propane owner and farmer, Thomaston

Dr. Tripp Morgan

Vascular Surgeon and Business Owner, Albany

Christopher Worsham

Farmer, Camilla

Emeritus Board of Directors

Warren Budd

2011-2014, Newnan

Paul DeLoach

2008-2015, Andersonville

Fred Granitz

2012-2017, Meansville

Rick Huckaby

2012-2017, Scaly Mountain, NC

Truitt Mallory

2014-2017, Thomaston

Mark Redden

2008-2013, Albany

Glenn Sinquefield

2008-2014, Albany

Mark Woodall

2008-2014, Woodland

Jim Butler

2008-2011, Columbus

Glenn Dowling

2008-2014, Covington

Jenni Harris

2011-2014, Bluffton

Spencer Lee

2008-2012, Albany

Brown Moseley

2012-2017, Bainbridge

Marilyn Royal

2010-2016, Camilla

Mike Smith

2011-2017, Macon

Richard Candler

2015-2021, Sewanee, TN

Cliff Elliott

2012-2018, Manchester

Ross Harrison

2016-2021, Albany

Stan Lumsden

2008-2012, Peachtree City

Hal Rahn

2015-2020, Griffin

Robin Singletary

2008-2015, Hopeful

Charles Stripling

2008-2013, Camilla

Flint Riverkeeper Staff

R.J. Gipaya

Watershed Field Specialist, Americus
robert@flintriverkeeper.org
Cell: 706-975-1687

Henry Jackson

Director of Outreach and Development, Prattsburg
henry@flintriverkeeper.org
Cell: 706-604-5485

Gordon Rogers

Riverkeeper and Executive Director, Ypsilanti
gordon@flintriverkeeper.org
Cell: 912-223-6761

Jessica Rutledge

Operations Coordinator, Albany
jessica@flintriverkeeper.org
Office: 229-435-2241
Cell: 706-340-2012

 

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