Jerry is a retired public school teacher with a lifelong interest in health and fitness. He has lived in Kitsilano for 20 years and has served on the Board of Directors of the Community Centre for 18 years.

He is excited to be working with the Board and Centre staff on community engagement strategies and programs to better serve the recreational needs of the Kitsilano community. He welcomes your ideas, suggestions and participation.

Liz is a teacher, counsellor ,workshop leader and parent of 4 children including an always inspiring son with special needs.
In addition to her work in Arts education, she has been actively involved as a volunteer in a variety of local non-profit organizations including co-leading (with Yuko McCulloch), the Vancouver Parent Transition Group) which supports families of youth with special needs.

Born and raised in Vancouver, Alf has lived in Point Grey for forty-four years. Retired from the City of Vancouver following twenty-eight years as an Electrical Inspector,

Alf became a Kitsilano Community Centre Association Board member in 1988. In the time since, he has acted as Association Treasurer for eight years and is now the Secretary. Alf also chairs the Building Committee, and is a member of the Program Committee.

Arlene has been a resident of Kitsilano for 20 years, and a member of the Kitsilano Community Centre Association for 17 years. Arlene is a regular user of the Kits CC Fitness Centre, and currently serves as both Chair of the Program Committee and Board Treasurer.

Harley is a communicator, an educator, and a scientist. As a relative newcomer to Kitsilano, Harley joined the board to give back to the community he is now a part of. As a long-time advocate for community centres, youth recreation, and accessible spaces, Harley brings a wealth of experience to the KCCA. He  has served in numerous non-profit roles as a chair, secretary, member-at-large or employee. Professionally, Harley holds a PhD in biochemistry and manages a research facility at UBC. On the weekends you can find Harley hiking or climbing throughout the lower mainland.

Verity is a brand communications executive currently living with her young family in Kitsilano. She is a proud KCCA volunteer and believes that investing time locally builds strong and healthy communities for the future.
With a BJourn from Ryerson and M.Sc. from Boston University, as well as experience working with numerous Fortune 500 companies, Verity brings strategic communications expertise and passion to all she does. When not volunteering, she enjoys being a Certified Sommelier, vegetable gardener, mountaineer, and triathlete.

As an active resident of Kitsilano, Darryl believes recreation programming and facilities are essential for residents to thrive in their communities. In fact, you’ll find him most days enjoying the amenities in the fitness centre!
Darryl works as a Management Consultant and has over 16 years of professional experience in the public and private sector working with all levels of government and Indigenous communities across western Canada. He currently works as an internal management consultant for the City of Vancouver. He holds a Bachelor in Public Policy from York University and an MBA from the University of Calgary.

Angie is a retired Recreation Programmer with the Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation.   Prior to that, she was an elementary school teacher. Throughout her adult years, Angie has volunteered with the Heart and Stroke Foundation, BC Cancer Society, The Canadian Red Cross, Vancouver Emergency Social Services, Vancouver School Board, and most recently the Museum of Anthropology at UBC.   She also serves on two strata councils.  Some of Angie’s happiest moments are spending time with her grandchildren.  She likes to read, cook, garden, and participate in fitness activities.  Angie is a strong supporter of community centres and community associations.

Honorary Member. Peg Hillman was continuously involved with Kitsilano Community Centre Association throughout the 80s and 90s – as Secretary, and as representative of Vancouver Ringette Association.

Her husband, Ken Hillman, was Vice President. Along with her late husband, Ken, they were involvement with the Community Centre began when their children were attending pre-school.