Ron McHenry has been in the Boys & Girls Club movement since 2004, when he was first hired to open a new Club dedicated to Music & The Arts in Kennewick, WA. Prior to joining the team in Skagit County as CEO in 2014, McHenry served as Club Director, Chief Financial Officer, Associate Executive Director and Executive Director of Clubs in Eastern Washington. McHenry lives in Burlington, WA, and is a member of the Mount Vernon Rotary Club, and in his spare time enjoys traveling, spending time with friends and family, and building LEGO.

Ian joined the Boys & Girls Clubs of Skagit County in August of 2014, after moving back to the area from Boston, MA. As a former high school & college teacher, Ian spent years in public education, focused on continued innovation & excellence in the fields of English and Economics, especially. A longtime lover of all things literary (especially, Hamlet), Ian loved teaching writing and helping students enjoy the thrills of reading. His passion for youth education and opportunities brought him to the Clubs, where he has dedicated his energies to increasing the depth & breadth of partnerships that support the ongoing programs for members.Ian was raised on a sheep ranch in South Mount Vernon and attended Conway School & Mount Vernon High School. He remembers attending his first Boys & Girls Club meeting at the Mount Vernon facility, while in high school, and loved seeing the excitement of Club members towards the special place. Leaving the area to pursue collegiate studies in Michigan, followed by graduate work overseas, at Oxford University, Ian fell in love with the liberal arts, learning, and his wife, while abroad.Ian lives in Mount Vernon with his wife, Theresa, where he spends his free time answering endless questions from his pontificating son, Hugh, and enjoys the antics of his precocious daughter, Evie. Ian is thrilled about his involvement with Boys & Girls Club youth development and looks forward to seeing the continued improvement of the Skagit County Clubs, as he shares his passion and commitment with the community. He is happy to be back in the area where he learned to build fences, play rugby, and quote Shakespeare.

Sarah serves our mission by being responsible for all elements of Human Resource. Having been a Club Parent herself, she understands the importance of the services provided by the Club. When not working, she enjoys photography, travel, and gaming.

Jeremy joined the Boys & Girls Clubs of Skagit County in April 2022, with 14+ years with Boys & Girls Clubs from his home state of Missouri. He began his Club journey as a youth member and as a staff has worked in many roles on the operations side of the Clubs. As a Club alumni, he knows firsthand the impact the Boys & Girls Clubs has on the youth it serves and is excited to continue this work with us in Skagit County. During his off time, he enjoys traveling, hiking & paddling with his wife, Nora, as well as cheering on the St Louis Cardinals.

In looking for a career where she could impact youth and families, Angela found the Clubs. She began as a part-time Youth Development Professional, and then began her career climb, quickly moving into the position of Anacortes Club Director, where she served nearly a decade. Currently the Mount Vernon Area Director, Angela oversees the daily operations of the Mount Vernon Clubhouse, and also provides leadership to the LaVenture and Mount Baker Boys & Girls Clubs. Her staff serve more than 200 kids and teens each day.What keeps her coming back is seeing the growth and change in the kids served, and she enjoys working in an environment where you are encouraged to be innovative to grow and develop programs for Club members and their families. Angela has the longest continuous service in the Boys & Girls Clubs of Skagit County, and is known to many throughout the community for her commitment to Clubs, and the kids and families served. Angela is also a talented pianist, loves to read, and her favorite place is the ocean.Angela has a B.A. in Sociology from Western Washington University.She lives in her native community of Mount Vernon with her husband K.C. and son, Isaac.

Dena started working for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Skagit County in 2021. Being a part of the movement since 2009, she is passionate about the mission and loves what the Clubs do for youth and their families. Dena was raised in Fairbanks, Alaska, but has called Washington home since 2006. She lives in Sedro-Woolley with her husband Dusty, daughter Kallie, son Karter and their pup Millie.

Michael Luck, a Phoenix, Arizona native, has spent the past decade dedicated to the Boys & Girls Club movement. A proud former Club member, Michael brings a full-circle perspective to his work, having personally experienced the transformative impact the Club can have on young people. In December 2024, he joined the Skagit County Boys & Girls Clubs, continuing his mission to create safe, empowering spaces where youth can learn, grow, and succeed. With a lifelong understanding of the power of community, Michael is passionate about building strong relationships and supporting the next generation from all angles. Outside of his work with the Club, Michael enjoys watching, playing, and teaching basketball, getting in a good round of golf, and hiking with his dog.

Samuel got his start with The Boys & Girls Clubs of Skagit County in June of 2021. Since then he has gained experience in many areas of our organization; including working with Human Resources, helping coordinate volunteers, and now as a member of the Resource Development Team. Not to mention much more in between! Samuel is someone who is passionate about helping others and making a positive impact in his community, and he is proud to be involved in advancing the Mission of BGCSC. Beyond that, Samuel is a lover of sports (especially the Sounders), games, and spending time with friends and family!

Stephanie joined the Boys & Girls Clubs of Skagit County in 2023 to launch the Discovery Center in Anacortes as the Senior Center Director. However, her connection to the Anacortes community began in 2019, where she has been deeply engaged in supporting children and families ever since. With over 30 years of experience as an early learning professional, Stephanie has dedicated her life to nurturing and empowering young children and youth. She holds academic studies in both Early Childhood Education and Graphic Design, bringing a creative and thoughtful approach to everything she does. Outside of work, Stephanie enjoys movies, gardening, and spending quality time with her husband, four adult children, and their beloved French Mastiff. Her personal philosophy is inspired by her favorite book and movie, Winnie-the-Pooh: "You're braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think."

Shelby started with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Skagit County in January of 2021. Originally from Pierce County, she knew from an early age she wanted to find meaningful work helping the community. After working in childcare, event planning, and public library services- working to help increase community partnerships to serve Skagit youth was a perfect way to combine her passions and skills. Shelby earned her undergraduate degree in English from Western Washington University and her Master’s in Library & Information Sciences from Syracuse University.

Brandon joined Boys & Girls Clubs of Skagit County in June 2022, coming from a background in Logistics and Operations. Originally from Las Vegas, Nevada, Brandon has worked across the country for different businesses focusing on developing new systems and processes to streamline and innovate what is already in place. When moving to Washington to start a family, he knew he wanted to find work that was meaningful and impactful while still being able to do the work he's best at, and found that at our organization. Originally part of the High School Teen Program, Brandon moved to his current role where he's able to do the work he loves while contributing the most he has to offer. Brandon holds a Bachelor's of History from UNLV and spends his free time with his wife and child and writes original music.

Brian Gustafson is a 21st Century Site Coordinator with over 20 years of experience in the Boys and Girls Clubs Movement. His BGCA journey started at age 21 in New Mexico, and he has since worked in all five regions of the BCGA. His work experience includes working in clubs, leadership roles, training, and serving on national committees. Before coming to Boys & Girls Clubs of Skagit County, he worked for Rio Rancho School District’s Student’s Achieving for Excellence (SAFE) Program, a before and after school program, and he coached the 8th-grade girls’ basketball team for many years. He is an alumnus of Central New Mexico Community College, a husband, and a father to two sons. Besides being passionate about working with youth, he loves watching sports, collecting sports memorabilia, cooking, and traveling.

Marco's early years as a Site Coordinator, he worked with elementary students. Marco took on a challenge and became the Site Coordinator for LaVenture Middle School! While nervous about working with older kids Marco thinks he is where he is meant to be. Through the years and the experiences Marco has grown to be a great leader for both our Club Members and staff. Outside of club Marco enjoys going fishing, playing soccer, and coaching soccer in our local league Liga Tlaxtl where a lot of our Club Members play!

Jaime embarked on a job search journey, craving new challenges and opportunities. After applying for numerous positions daily for months, The Boys & Girls Clubs of Skagit County saw his potential. With his passion for design and diverse skills, Jaime found his perfect fit. Moving from Georgia to embrace this new chapter, he brings enthusiasm and creativity to his role. Beyond work, Jaime enjoys simple pleasures like homemade mac and cheese, gaming, and beach strolls.

Growing up Cynthia has always had a passion to work with youth finding ways to impact their lives for the better. In the past she volunteered at elementary schools helping students read, tutoring them and being apart of Junior Achievement. Cynthia started working for the Boys & Girls Club in October of 2021 as the Assistant Site Coordinator at Laventure Middle School. In her role she strives to make sure our youth know they are accepted for who they are and have a voice. Cynthia takes any opportunity to help youth overcome any challenges they may face. "Here at our club we are a family, we care for one another and aspire to see us all succeed! I am proud to be apart of the clubs, and excited to continue my journey making an impact." Outside of work Cynthia enjoys spending time with her family and friends, especially her two nephews!

Jared joined the Boys & Girls Clubs of Skagit County in 2024, supporting the mission to inspire and empower all young people. Outside of work, he likes to watch movies and act in local theatre productions.

​Nicole began her journey with Boys & Girls Clubs in the summer of 2023 as a Youth Development Professional at the Sedro-Woolley Club. After returning in summer 2024, she stepped into a leadership role as the AIM Coordinator at the Anacortes Traditional Club, where she spent a year supporting members and programs. She now serves as the School Age Site Coordinator at the Discovery Center’s Whitney Campus. Outside of work, she enjoys gardening and soaking in the natural beauty of Washington State.

After graduating from Western Washington University, through his service with AmeriCorps, Dakota began volunteering with Boys & Girls Clubs. This was the spark that ignited his passion for working with youth. He is excited to be working with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Skagit County. Outside of the Club Dakota enjoys reading, playing video games, and taking care of his two pet Hedgehogs Daisy and Bee.