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Jim Gately - President
After 33 years of teaching and serving as department chair at Starpoint Central School in Western, New York, Jim and his wife Diane, moved to Rogers and joined ABLE in 2002. He has served on two Benton County committees: Land-Use and Stormwater. He is serving his first elected term on the ABLE Board. He currently represents ABLE on the newly formed Multi-Basin Regional Watershed Council and was elected as its interim chair.
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Jim Gately
Tony Miltich - Vice President
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Tony Miltich has been an ABLE member since 2001, a director since 2002, President 2003-2007, and currently serves as VP.
Tony and Suzanne moved to the shores of Beaver Lake in 1997 from the Fayetteville area after sailing on the lake for many years. As a scientist and lifetime sailor, Tony has an understanding and appreciation of the issues affecting our lake.
Mark Curtis - Treasurer
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Bill Millager - Bill has been around Benton County since retiring from the United Nations in 1986. He's been an ABLE member for a good part of that time and a board member for a couple of years. Bill's career took him and Gwen around the world. They lived in Africa, Asia, Europe and the Caribbean, absorbing some cultural and environmental lessons. Bill chaired the Water, Wastewater, and Watershed Committee which organized the Multi-Basin Regional Water Summit. He believes that Beaver Lake becomes more valuable and more in demand as a resource every day.
Dave Boyer
Mary Lee Hay - Mary Lee is a retired teacher, a former farmer and now a landlord farmer. Her husband worked for the Army Corp of Engineers and the U.S. Soil Conservation Service. Mary Lee has been involved in soil conservation issues, watershed and drainage districts. Before moving to Arkansas, she lived for 25 years on a small lake in northwest Iowa that faced many of the issues, on a much smaller scale of course, that ABLE is addressing on Beaver Lake. Mary Lee proudly describes herself as an environmentialist.
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Meet the ABLE Board
