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Lisa Stephan Lisa resides in Plymouth, WI with her husband, Matt and son Michael. She also has two adult daughters, Kyanne and Jade. Lisa received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Lakeland College with a major in Psychology and Sociology and a minor in Social Welfare. She later went on to receive her Master of Arts in Counseling with an emphasis in Higher Education from Lakeland College. Lisa loves to spend time with her family, cooking, raising miniature schnauzers, playing cards and traveling. She also may have a slight obsession with all things sourdough these days! She believes that our God-given talents and treasures should be shared with others through servant leadership to positively impact those in our community. |
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Jason Bump Jason, originally from Denver, Colorado, learned to grow food from his mother and has been passionate about food sovereignty ever since. He and his wife grew produce for a local Colorado farmers market for five seasons in an urban setting, utilizing various spaces. He also has experience working and volunteering at a nonprofit CSA farm and a food hub. Jason teaches backyard food production and composting using Permaculture principles. He recently moved to Sheboygan with his wife and dog Lily and is working on their second Permaculture food forest. They were drawn to Wisconsin by its dairy farms, farmers market, and Lake Michigan. Jason has family ties to Wisconsin, as his mother and grandparents were born here. He is known for his “Midwest goodbye” and is eager to connect at the market. |
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Jessica Shircel Jessica Shircel is a mother of six children – two adult children and four still at home. Jessica has lived in Sheboygan her whole life and has lived experience with the Bridgeway and Beyond program. Jessica has overcome various traumas and obstacles in life. As a long time advocate of the Farmers Market and former assistant, Jessica now coordinates the SCIO market and looks forward to growing and enhancing this community treasure. In her free time, Jessica enjoys listening to music and playing outside with her children. |
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Claudette Brandell “Be the change you wish to see in the world.” Claudette is a native of Sheboygan but has also lived in Alaska. She loves living by the lake and takes advantage of the many places to hike nearby. She is mom to three daughters- two who are living and one who has passed on. Claudette intimately understands grief and the trauma that accompanies losing a child as well as the challenges one faces as a result of that loss. She is also a loving grandmother to five grandchildren and thoroughly enjoys everything about being a “gamma”.
Claudette graduated from Lakeland College with Psychology and Criminal Justice degrees. Helping others, especially women and children, has always been her motivation and passion. After the loss of her daughter, she took a break from the social service world to focus on her healing journey. She recently returned to Bridgeway part time to continue working with homeless mothers and their children.
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Rhie Lorenz Rhie Lorenz is the mother of four grown children and four growing grandchildren, all of whom have shaped her life immeasurably. Rhie has worked as an advocate in the lives of individuals in her community since 2003. Her unique background and life experiences bring an understanding and compassion to the work she does in her professional life with SCIO as a Program Assistant in Bridgeway. In addition to this work, she is also a Reproductive Advocate in her own long standing business as a Doula, Breastfeeding and Childbirth educator and student midwife. |
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Abigail Rohe
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