Board of Directors
EXECUTIVE
Blake Bartlett, Chair
I became a member of the Wizard Lake community in 1992 and only recently became an active board member of the Association. Having a residence bordering the shoreline, I see the need to preserve this environmentally sensitive area of Wizard Lake whereby nature, animal life and humans can coexist.
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e-mail: [email protected]
Brian Clemo, Vice Chair
My wife and I have owned our property on the SW corner of Wizard Lake since 2001. Being raised on a farm in northern Alberta gave me an appreciation of nature and wildlife.
We love the natural beauty of this area and feel it's important to work hard to preserve it for ourselves and future generations.
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We love the natural beauty of this area and feel it's important to work hard to preserve it for ourselves and future generations.
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John Hrynkow, Treasurer
Linda Bartlett, Secretary
We have been residents of Wizard Lake since 1992. Contributing to sustaining Wizard Lake for future generations is important to me.
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DIRECTORS
Kevin Cummings
My wife and I own land in the area and both see the importance of preserving the lake and area around it for many more generations to come.
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e-mail: [email protected]
Kate Daniel
Kate has been a board member since 2005 and is passionate about water quality and the environment surrounding Wizard Lake. Kate is the contact person for the Homesite Consultation Program offered by Nature Alberta. Lake dwellers can take advantage of this program and obtain valuable information on how to promote a healthy lake. Kate is a community minded individual, she was a founding member of the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation (Edmonton Chapter) and also served as President of the Alberta Foundation for Diabetes Research. Kate has also volunteered at the Sturgeon Hospital in St Albert for the last 15 years, a position she still holds today. Kate resides at Wizard Lake with her husband Chris and their two Golden Retriever dogs and one cat.
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e-mail: [email protected]
Corey Drynan
I have been enjoying Wizard Lake for approximately 25 years. First, I started coming out with my best friend and his family who had a camp site on the North side of the lake and later bought a cabin on Curilane B. We spent many weekends camping and countless hours on the water and I will never forget it.
For the past 6 years we have been spending weekends at the lake camping while residing in Calmar until recently, when we purchased my wife’s family’s lake lot that they have owned since the late 70’s. We now live on Curilane A year round and even enjoy winter at the lake!
Now that we own property on the lake we have realized an importance for preserving the well-being of the lake. We decided to join the WLWLSA in an effort to give back to the community that we have enjoyed for so long. As well, to gain some knowledge about the lake and what we can do to make it enjoyable for many years to come.
e-mail: [email protected]
I have been enjoying Wizard Lake for approximately 25 years. First, I started coming out with my best friend and his family who had a camp site on the North side of the lake and later bought a cabin on Curilane B. We spent many weekends camping and countless hours on the water and I will never forget it.
For the past 6 years we have been spending weekends at the lake camping while residing in Calmar until recently, when we purchased my wife’s family’s lake lot that they have owned since the late 70’s. We now live on Curilane A year round and even enjoy winter at the lake!
Now that we own property on the lake we have realized an importance for preserving the well-being of the lake. We decided to join the WLWLSA in an effort to give back to the community that we have enjoyed for so long. As well, to gain some knowledge about the lake and what we can do to make it enjoyable for many years to come.
e-mail: [email protected]
Kathie Drynan
Becoming a member of the WLWSA in 2016 was important to me because that was the year that my husband and I purchased my family’s home on the shore of Wizard lake. The property has been in my family for more than 45 years. I grew up at Wizard Lake and have witnessed it transition into what it is today, from a quiet, barely populated lake to a community thriving with many year round residents. As well has become a desirable destination for fishing and water sports. I see the benefits of protecting and preserving the lake and shoreline as best we can, so my family, and others can enjoy it for many years to come.
e-mail: [email protected]
e-mail: [email protected]
LeVerne Ellsworth
I am enjoying retirement on the northwest shore of Wizard Lake, on RR 275, with my wife Carole. I worked as a Facilities Manager for the Alberta Government for 30 years.
I was one of the founding members of WLWLSA and have taken an active role as director and treasurer. I was fortunate enough to be on the Board of Directors of the Alberta Stewardship Network for 4 years. This position took me throughout Alberta to become educated on addressing various stewardship issues.
I enjoy hunting, fishing and camping, which holds me close to Lake Stewardship activities and healthy ecosystems.
I have been involved with getting the bulletin boards installed in the 8 communities around the lake, inlet stream sampling, boating safety focus group and my most recent project was having the State of the Watershed report completed.
My goal is to make sure that whatever activity takes place within the watershed; it is done in the most environmentally friendly way possible. I want a healthy Wizard Lake for my grandchildren to enjoy.
e-mail: [email protected]
I was one of the founding members of WLWLSA and have taken an active role as director and treasurer. I was fortunate enough to be on the Board of Directors of the Alberta Stewardship Network for 4 years. This position took me throughout Alberta to become educated on addressing various stewardship issues.
I enjoy hunting, fishing and camping, which holds me close to Lake Stewardship activities and healthy ecosystems.
I have been involved with getting the bulletin boards installed in the 8 communities around the lake, inlet stream sampling, boating safety focus group and my most recent project was having the State of the Watershed report completed.
My goal is to make sure that whatever activity takes place within the watershed; it is done in the most environmentally friendly way possible. I want a healthy Wizard Lake for my grandchildren to enjoy.
e-mail: [email protected]
Shane Hammell
I became familiar with Wizard Lake when I met my wife Jannette in 1997. Her family moved to the south shore of the lake in the 70’s, and developed a strong attachment to the area. Since then, I have inherited her love of the lake and its surrounding community.
I joined the Association in 2016, in hopes that my interest in the natural sciences, development, and conservation will contribute to the well-being of the watershed, and make a positive impact for future generations.
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I joined the Association in 2016, in hopes that my interest in the natural sciences, development, and conservation will contribute to the well-being of the watershed, and make a positive impact for future generations.
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Bryan Mason
Bryan Mason received his Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Alberta in 1974 and was admitted as a member to the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Alberta in 1978. An alumnus of Deloitte Touche, Bryan has operated his own practice for over twenty-five years. As the principal of the firm, he is fully responsible for the financial reporting of a large variety of companies, businesses and individuals including audit, review and compilation financial statements, corporate and personal tax preparation, cash flow projections, negotiations for financing as well as tax and financial planning matters for our business and individual clients.
Over the years, Bryan has been an active community member. Past and present community services include Whitemud Equine Centre (Treasurer 1998-2004); Whitemud Creek Homeowners' Association (President 1990-1998); Effort Auction Society (Director 1990-1994); community hockey coach/assistant (1989-1992); community soccer coach (1989-1990).
Designations: 1978 received his CA designation
Associations/memberships:
Member of Alberta Institute of Chartered Accountants
Member of Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants
e-mail: [email protected]
Over the years, Bryan has been an active community member. Past and present community services include Whitemud Equine Centre (Treasurer 1998-2004); Whitemud Creek Homeowners' Association (President 1990-1998); Effort Auction Society (Director 1990-1994); community hockey coach/assistant (1989-1992); community soccer coach (1989-1990).
Designations: 1978 received his CA designation
Associations/memberships:
Member of Alberta Institute of Chartered Accountants
Member of Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants
e-mail: [email protected]
Elise Pallard
I have been fortunate to grow up at lakes and since 2019 my family and I have been at Wizard Lake. I want to make sure that Wizard Lake stays healthy and everything is done in the most environmentally friendly way possible. My family and I love the lake and we want to make sure everyone can for years and years to come!
email: [email protected]
email: [email protected]
Riad Assaf
I joined WLWLSA because I am passionate about the preservation and sustainability of our cherished lake. I aim to work collaboratively with fellow board members and stakeholders to develop proactive strategies and foster community awareness regarding the importance of watershed conservation. With a shared vision, we are dedicated to ensuring its health and vitality for generations to come.
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