VICE PRESIDENT (JAN 2022)

OWNER/CREATIVE DESIGNER | WOLFMAN MOTORCYCLE LUGGAGE

SECRETARY (JAN 2022)

OWNER, THE GOOD ADVENTURE COMPANY

When JJ’s not leading motorcycle tours with The Good Adventure Company, he’s working in the mental health field as a licensed therapist.

JJ served as an officer with the USPHS Commissioned Corps, was stationed with the US Navy, and was deployed as a federal first responder to emergency events.

JJ is an alum of Relief Ride 28, in May 2019 and not only serves as a board member but he’s also an MRP ride leader. He’s passionate about MRP, knowing the program saves the lives and impacts the families of many veterans and first responders.

TREASURER (JAN 2022)

OWNER, TOWNSEND TAX SERVICES

Stephanie lives in Parker, Colorado and absolutely loves all things two-wheeled. She is an avid motorcyclist who is especially fond of dirt riding. You can find her traveling with her RV, bikes and dog for many months of the year.

To pay for her motorcycle and travel addictions, Stephanie is a CPA and operates a tax planning and preparation firm.

DIRECTOR OF TRAINING & FIRST RESPONDER PROGRAM MANAGER (JAN 2022)

OWNER, CROOKED RAVEN ADVENTURE TOURS & TRAINING

Keith is a retired Border Patrol Agent and alumni of Relief Ride #3, March 2015. Since then he has stayed involved with the program that changed his life.

He brings over 15 years as a Master Offroad Instructor, as well as Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) credentials to the program. The offroad riding training provided by MRP is a key component in establishing the bonds of comraderie essential for group and individual success and growth.

BOARD MEMBER (JAN 2022)

After spending 10 years in the US Army, Steve left the service and started a career in natural resource and environmental consulting for the Department of Defense. Steve currently serves as the Chief Operations Officer for an environmental consulting firm out of Jacksonville, Florida.

Steve was a participant on Relief Ride #24 in 2018 and began volunteering shortly after. Steve joined the board in Jan 2022. In addition to serving as a board member, Steve serves as a Ride Leader and Workshop Facilitator on a few rides each year.

Steve would say the Motorcycle Relief Project saved his life and no amount of time given back could ever be payment enough.

ALUMNI COORDINATOR (NOV 2022)

DIRECTOR OF VETERAN RELATIONS, UNITED VETERAN BENEFITS AGENCY

Michael retired from the US Army after 21 years of service.

Michael is a business professional, motorcycle enthusiast, and maker. His first experience with Motorcycle Relief Project was on Relief Ride #41 in March 2021. The program was instrumental in changes Michael made to significantly improve his quality of life. He currently serves as the Alumni Coordinator (a.k.a. Cat Wrangler) and volunteers at events to promote MRP.

BOARD MEMBER (JAN 2024)

DIRECTOR OF ENABLEMENT, 11:59

Katrina is deeply passionate about mental health and the well-being of our veterans and first responders. She has dedicated a significant portion of her personal life to mental health causes that are aligned with MRP’s mission and improving the lives of those who have served and protected our country.

Having been involved in several non-profit boards, Katrina brings her long-term experience to assist large non-profit organizations achieve their goals, expand programs and increase awareness.

DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH (JAN 2024)

Dustin lives on the Sunshine Coast of British Columbia, Canada. He spent a large part of his adult life in university where he completed a PhD in Applied Health Sciences. In order to cover the costs of all this schooling, Dustin worked numerous jobs on the oil rigs, in forestry, as a photojournalist, and as a paramedic.

Dustin is an avid outdoors person who loves paddling, camping, and of course riding motorcycles. In 2022, Dustin and his wife Janel rode two BMW G650 GSs across Canada, avoiding major highways and tackling the back roads in northern Canada. Dustin now spends his days working as an executive leadership coach to prevent PTSD/PTSIs in the workplace, all the while hoping for some warm Canadian weather so he can get out for a ride.

Dustin is an alum of ride #63 and now conducts research to support MRP funding.

GRANT MANAGER (JAN 2024)

Tom is a retired Project Manager from the nuclear utility industry and alumni of Relief Ride #34, October 2019. The impact of the ride changed his life and his commitment to MRP, becoming a volunteer and Grant Manager. Tom is an avid adventure motorcycle rider and brings that passion to MRP and its participants.

He is a veteran of the US Naval Submarine Service.

Recently, he has obtained certification as an MSF Dirt Bike School Coach and as an ADV Coach, Adult First Aid/CPR/AED to better serve this incredible program.