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The SRF Board of Directors

Your Board is happy to serve you and your beloved Scotties.
Here’s some info about the folks who make up this volunteer organization.

Penny

Penny Standley

President

Winchester, Tennessee, USA

Allyson

Allyson Lynn

Vice President

Massachusetts, USA

Becky Bratten

Becky Bratten

Secretary

Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

Kay Fredette

Kay Fredette

Treasurer

Stillwater, OK, USA

Carmen

Carmen Folk

Member at Large

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Bev

Bev Calvert

Member at Large

Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada

Sally

Sally Bacon

Member at Large

Archdale, North Carolina, USA

Peg Selzer

Peg Selzer

Member at Large

Granville, Ohio, USA

Laura Lindauer

Laura Lindauer

Member at Large

Ohio, USA &
Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON, Canada

Jane Miller

Jane L. Miller

Member at Large

Beech Mountain, NC, USA

Darci harrington

Darci Harrington

Member at Large

Maine, USA

JJ Dunn

Jennifer Dunn

Member at Large

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Penny

Penny Standley

President

Winchester, Tennessee, USA

Penny lives in middle Tennessee, after spending over 20 years in Atlanta and growing up in Alaska. She is married, has two grown children, and one beloved Scottie named Mac. Her first Scottie, Duffy, sparked her love for the breed and inspired her to welcome Mac into the family.

As one of the original founders of Scotties Rock Foundation, Penny oversees all fundraising efforts and manages Rainbow Bridge tributes.

“I am honored to be able to make a difference in the Scottie community—providing support during difficult times, giving strength for today, and hope for many tomorrows for Scotties and their families by being a part of Scotties Rock and Scotties Rock Foundation.”

Allyson

Allyson Lynn

Vice President

Massachusetts, USA

Allyson lives in Western Massachusetts and is owned by her two dogs: Mayzie Nessie Dhu, a Scottish Terrier, and Inky, a sweet mixed terrier. Her first Scottie, Gryffin, made her fall in love with the breed. Gryffin was feisty, independent, loyal, fearless and had a sly sense of humor. Her newest Scottie Mayzie is all that, plus a hefty dose of joyful abandon.

Both Scotties influenced Allyson’s desire to work with dogs. Along with Mayzie, she now assists a local dog trainer part-time, helping owners teach their dogs social skills needed for good canine citizenship.

She joined the SRF Board out of her deep love for the breed and desire to support Scottie owners in times of need.

Becky Bratten

Becky Waynee Bratten

Secretary

Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

A Michigan native, Becky has lived in Las Vegas for the past 20 years. Now retired, she spent her career in hospital administration as a Director of Health Information Management. She and her husband Bill have one adult daughter.

After retiring, Becky and Bill welcomed their Scottie, Piper Louise, into the family. Since then, she’s been lovingly known as “the Warden” to Piper. Becky is convinced that no other breed will ever do.

Becky has supported SRF auctions for several years and now serves as Secretary. She also led the creation of the Scotties Rock Calendar project.

She finds her work with SRF deeply fulfilling, saying it brings together her love of helping people and animals.

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Kay Fredette

Treasurer

Stillwater, OK, USA

Kay relocated from Western Pennsylvania to Stillwater, Oklahoma in 2022. Her background includes work in wholesale/retail, manufacturing, and HUD-assisted property management for seniors. She is currently employed as an accounting assistant.

Kay and her husband Bob share their home with two Scotties—Archie and Gracie. Their love for the breed began with their first two Scotties, Sinder and Cheyanne, who have since crossed the Rainbow Bridge.

Bob, a magnetics expert, is launching a new manufacturing facility in Stillwater. The couple has been married for 15 years and enjoy spending their time with their “kids,” spoiling them every chance they get.

Kay is excited to learn from and collaborate with the SRF Board to continue helping Scotties in need.

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Carmen Folk

Member at Large

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Carmen is one of the founding Board Members of Scotties Rock Foundation and has served in multiple roles over the years. Her passion for the Scottish Terrier breed is always at the forefront. Professionally, Carmen is a hairstylist and educator for a major professional hair color company, a career that takes her around the world.

Her contributions to SRF include organizing and managing all aspects of the auctions, designing the SRF brochure and promotional gift bags, and enthusiastically stepping in to help wherever needed—especially in creative roles.

Bev

Bev Calvert

Member at Large

Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada

Bev has been lucky enough to be owned by dogs since she was 8 years old. Most of her dogs have been rescues—adopted from shelters, found on the streets, or, in the case of her Greyhound boys, retired racers who came through a rescue group. While she has had a few purebred dogs, most have been “pedigree-challenged”—but no matter their genetics, they were all dearly loved, cherished companions and true members of her family.

Bev has been involved in all-breed rescue, as well as Irish Wolfhound rescue, for over 24 years.

Since 2020, she has been without a canine companion. Her beloved Daisy and Jemma are still deeply missed. Scotties have always held a special place in her heart, thanks to a family friend who had a Scottie when she was growing up.

Bev previously served on the SRF Board from January 2017 to January 2019. She stepped away after being diagnosed with double breast cancer and during a major move from Ontario to British Columbia, Canada. During that time, she also took a break from SRF involvement.

Since joining the SRF group in August 2016, Bev has continued to support the Foundation’s auction efforts—both while serving on the Board and behind the scenes.

Sally

Sally Bacon

Member at Large

Archdale, North Carolina, USA

A proud parent of four adult children—three sons and one daughter—I’ve also had the joy and challenge of raising my oldest grandson, who has autism and ADHD. He recently took a big step and moved into a group home at age 19, and we’re incredibly proud of him.

My passions include sewing and quilting, and I also enjoy ceramics, baking, cooking, and trying out new recipes. When I get the chance, I love to curl up with a good book.
Our home is filled with furry (and fluffy!) companions:

Lucy, a sweet 10-year-old Cavapoo.
Bonnie, our feisty 7-year-old Scottish Terrier.

Life is busy, full, and full of love—both human and animal. I’m grateful to be part of the Scotties Rock Foundation and look forward to supporting this wonderful community however I can.

Peg Selzer

Peg Selzer

Member at Large

Granville, Ohio, USA

Peg is a retired Property & Casualty Insurance Executive, having worked in the industry for forty years.

Peg and her husband, Philip Selzer, a professional plein air artist, live in Granville, Ohio. They enjoy gardening, antiquing, and bird watching.

She is also an avid equestrian and rode dressage competitively for several years. Her love for animals started at a very early age. She also participated in Project Ride, a program that paired children and adults with special needs with just the right horse.

Throughout their marriage, they have owned several furry, four-legged children. Sandy, their Scottish Terrier, is the fourth in a line of Scotties they have owned. She is Guillaume and Hannahs’ little sister.

Peg’s love of Scottish Terriers allows her to bring experience and knowledge in helping the Scotties Rock Foundation achieve its goals in helping owners in their time of need.

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Laura Lindauer

Member at Large

Ohio, USA &
Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON, Canada

Laura splits her time between Northeast Ohio and Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario. She and her husband, Craig currently have three Scotties in their lives: Skye (wheatie), Jock (black) and Archie (brindle). At one point Laura convinced her husband that they needed to have one of each color to complete the set.

Laura spent several years in the classroom as a French teacher and continues to perform as a professional singer in the NE Ohio area, which she has done for more than 30 years. After she left the classroom, she spent several years in nonprofit management and development. She currently spends most of her time as a volunteer, writing grants for a local farm animal sanctuary, working with the elderly at an area senior living facility, and assisting with therapeutic riding programming.

Laura is thrilled to be a part of the SRF Board to support the mission of assisting animals and people in need, both of which are deeply rooted in her desire to serve.

Jane Miller

Jane L. Miller

Member at Large

Beech Mountain, NC, USA

Jane L. Miller is a resident of Beech Mountain, NC. She currently divides her time between Beech Mountain and Lenoir, North Carolina, to be closer to her work and to live next door to her older sister.

Jane has six wonderful dog children, three of whom are Scotties. Her soul Scottie, Charcoal, passed away recently at age 17. She loves her family more than words can say.

Jane is a manufacturing engineer working for a commercial HVAC and plumbing company, estimating and bidding on projects for contracts. Her passion (other than Scotties) is art. She is a commissioned artist who primarily paints portraits of people and pets, though she often paints still lifes and landscapes as well. Once a full-time pursuit, her art has become more part-time than full-time.

Jane has been a member of the National Ski Patrol for 33 years, offering first aid assistance to injured guests during both winter and summer activities at Beech Mountain Ski Resort.

Her love of Scotties began approximately 35–40 years ago when she adopted and rescued a badly neglected and abused puppy who was 6–8 months old. The puppy was a project, for sure, but love and gentle patience restored her faith in most of humanity. She was the picture of Scottitude, especially after her challenging beginnings. She was Jane’s first Scottie, and Jane has never been without one since. She hopes she never will be.

Darci harrington

Darci Harrington

Member at Large

Maine, USA

Darci has lived most of her life on the coast of Maine and has been a dedicated Scottie owner since 2013. She currently has 2 Scotties, Duffy and Kringle, who allow her to be a part of their lives. She started following Scotties Rock and Scotties Rock Foundation, on Facebook in the summer of 2019 and has been an enthusiastic follower and supporter ever since. She absolutely loves the Auctions.

Her work background includes a 25 year career in Finance and Retail Banking, as well as being part owner in a busy and successful Property Management company until retiring in December of 2025. Prior to her retirement, she was a very committed and active volunteer in her community, and she has volunteered for 28 + years for many organizations including Lincoln Academy, Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Mid-coast Maine, Helping Hands of Round Pond and others.

Darci is looking forward to taking a more active role in this organization that helps Scottish Terriers and the folks that love them so very much.

JJ Dunn

Jennifer Dunn

Member at Large

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Jennifer has lived in Calgary for over 30 years. After living with a rescued Scottie as a child, Jennifer got her first Scottie, Darby, 13 years ago. She loves the energy they bring to life as evident in this picture of her sweetie wheatie, Darby.

Jennifer has been so impressed by the fundraising efforts of the Scotties Rock Foundation that she applied to join the Board. She is looking forward to helping all of the Foundation’s members.

Judy

Judy Kucharski

Member at Large

Nova Scotia, Canada

Judy lives in Nova Scotia Canada with her husband Don and 3 Scotties (Bruce, Maisie and Mr Bean). Judy’s love for all animals began in her childhood which she shared with dogs, cats, rabbits and snakes. She first fell in love with terriers at 18 when a friend adopted a small scruffy terrier mix. But it wasn’t until she was in her 30’s that she was adopted by her own terrier mix, Sierra, from Macon Georgia. She’s been previously owned by five Scotties: Guinness, Black Angus, Doughall, Molly and Angus The Fair. After Angus went to the Rainbow Bridge, she heard about 2 Scottie puppies that needed to be rehomed. Off she went and rescued the two boys and somehow managed to get their sister Maisie as well. THREE Scottie puppies all at once!!!

Judy believes that all Scotties deserve the best and that’s why helping Scotties however she can is in her blood. She’s volunteered, done charity work and fostering rescues; she hopes to bring that “can do” attitude to her work with Scotties Rock Foundation.

Teagan Geiger

Geiger Lee

Member at Large

Granville, Ohio, USA

Geiger has loved dogs since childhood and became deeply involved with Scottish Terriers in 2015 after marrying Lisa Inman Lee, a longtime Scottie breeder and founder of Afterglow Kennels. They live in Granville, Ohio, where they raise Scotties and Sealyham Terriers and have produced over 85 AKC champions, including Westminster and National Dog Show competitors. Their breeding program meets all national club health standards and has earned both the AKC “Advanced Level” Breeder of Merit and the STCA Hall of Fame honors.

Geiger and Lisa are active ambassadors for the breed, organizing public events and supporting Scottie families—offering guidance during difficult times with compassion and experience. Their strong relationships with veterinarians further enhance the care they provide.

Professionally, Geiger has a background in Information Technology, currently specializing in Security, Privacy, and Compliance. He is also a member of the FBI’s InfraGard program, supporting U.S. critical infrastructure protection.