Shenoa Runge
Shenoa is born and bred in Kimberley. As a physical activity and movement professional Shenoa works with all segments of the community from athletes and weekend warriors at Creekside Physiotherapy to seniors and those with chronic health conditions with Moving Into Wellness . Her professional passions revolve around encouraging and supporting ALL citizens to move well and move often.
When not at work, she spends her time in her garden, exploring the local mountains and valleys on skis, bike, or in climbing shoes and sharing her love for this community and region with her son, Finnegan.
Shenoa is born and bred in Kimberley. As a physical activity and movement professional Shenoa works with all segments of the community from athletes and weekend warriors at Creekside Physiotherapy to seniors and those with chronic health conditions with Moving Into Wellness . Her professional passions revolve around encouraging and supporting ALL citizens to move well and move often.
When not at work, she spends her time in her garden, exploring the local mountains and valleys on skis, bike, or in climbing shoes and sharing her love for this community and region with her son, Finnegan.
Shannon Grey Duncan
Born & raised in Kimberley, Shannon’s passions for healthy living, creative thinking and community building have led to a diversity of experiences & education ranging from food security & literacy, market gardening, herbalism, anthropology and dance. All come into play in her role of Food Recovery Depot Coordinator. Outside of work time, she treasures time with family and friends, taking deep breaths in the wilderness & being inspired by the patterns of nature.
Born & raised in Kimberley, Shannon’s passions for healthy living, creative thinking and community building have led to a diversity of experiences & education ranging from food security & literacy, market gardening, herbalism, anthropology and dance. All come into play in her role of Food Recovery Depot Coordinator. Outside of work time, she treasures time with family and friends, taking deep breaths in the wilderness & being inspired by the patterns of nature.
Charlene SchmulandI have been involved with Healthy Kimberley for a few years through the Food Recovery Depot. I started volunteering 2-3 days a week and I was hooked. I loved the people in management and volunteers. We all had one goal in mind: helping our community.
I moved to the Okanogan in 2022 and now work remotely as a Data Specialist for the Food Recovery Depot. I feel a deep sense of connection to Healthy Kimberley and the programs being run. Jessica KazemiPassionate about food and community, Jessica brings experience in many facets of food security, ranging from running a farmer's market to cooking for families through local community meal programs. With almost 20 years of professional cooking experience and an equal amount of tie spent working for various non-profit organizations, Jessica is here to help grow and expand our amazing Meal Program and diversify operations at the Food Recovery Depot.
Kelly Courtenay
Kelly alongside her husband and three children moved to Kimberley two years ago for a life of outdoor adventure. Her time with Healthy Kimberley started with the Food Recovery Depot and has since switched to an administrative role with Healthy Kimberley.
Kelly brings a wide variety of skills from previous work, as well as an outgoing and friendly personality. Kelly thrives in our small town community where people look out for each other, and health is promoted and easily accessible through the lifestyle in Kimberley. |