2022-2023 Board of Directors

Amanda Allshouse, Past President 

I have served on the CPUN board in various capacities since 2009 and continue to appreciate the role of CPUN in facilitating communication across the community between residents, city officials, and businesses. 

I was president of CPUN (2016-21) during the years when the community name change gained momentum, and I’m so proud of how this organization facilitated the community selection of an alternative name.  

Prior to serving as CPUN president I was chair of the CPUN outreach committee, which involved being a resource for the block captain network and facilitating the monthly block captain/outreach meetings, and secretary for the CPUN board.  

My initial work on the board was with the Outreach, Sustainability and Education Committees. The Sustainability committee hosted a sustainability seminar series in the fall of 2009, and planned the first Earth Night celebration the evening of Earth Day (April22) in 2010. In the fall of 2009 I worked with the CPUN education committee to collect and analyze data for this Community' s Child Count to provide current estimates to Denver Public Schools of the number of children ages 0-4 in this community. I got to know CPUN (then SUN) as a block captain when hosting our first block party in 2008.  

My career is in research, I am a biostatistician, specializing in obstetric related health outcomes.  I relocated here from Chapel Hill, NC in May of 2007. Both of my children were born here and have attended public school in the Central Park Enrollment Zone for elementary, and the Greater Park Hill Central Park Enrollment zone for middle school.

Jeffrey Barron

My family has lived here since 2004, and we have two daughters who attended Westerly Creek and Bill Roberts. I am currently an Analyst with the Government Accountability Office (GAO), where I help the federal government improve the efficiency and effectiveness of government programs. I was also a writer and editor in the newsletter industry, and worked for a non-profit organization helping local communities set up farmers markets. In the 1990s I lived in Latin America and England, where I worked as a journalist and completed a Masters degree in Social Policy and Planning at LSE. I am also a trained legal, social, and family mediator.

Jamie Hodgkins

I was born and raised in Colorado, graduating from Chatfield Senior High, and earning a B.A. at CU Boulder where I met my husband. After earning a Ph.D. in anthropology, living in several states, and a year a France, my husband and I were thrilled in 2014 to move back to our home state to become professors in the CU system. My research and teaching focus on the depth of human environmental impacts. I have forged a relationship with a local non-profit which builds gardens at schools around Denver, educates on how to garden, harvest, cook, and dispose of food while producing zero waste. I have established a consortium to train and financially help students from all backgrounds and financial situations participate fully in international projects and to support women in archaeology. I am the mother of a toddler who is growing much too fast. As a family, we love to spend time outdoors, in the mountains, and with parents and grandparents.

Geoff Horsfall, President 

A Denver resident since 2006, I moved to Central Park in 2015 with my wife, Jaime. As the parents of two young daughters, we chose the neighborhood for the community it offers our family. I'm grateful for the opportunity to support and advance Central Park. Since joining the CPUN Board in February of 2017, I've been an active member of the Sustainability, Education, and Outreach Committees. After three years as Vice President of CPUN, I became President in June, 2021. As President, my priorities are to uphold our mission and commitment to creating a welcome and inclusive environment for all, to create opportunities for our residents to engage in their community, and to foster a collaborative working environment for the board. I have an MBA from CU-Boulder, a graduate certificate in local government from CU-Denver, and experience as a small business owner. I am also a graduate of Impact Denver, which is sponsored by the Denver Metro Chamber Leadership Foundation. I've spent my career in educational publishing and technology, developing content and software for K-12 students as well as post-secondary and career-oriented learners. Our family loves taking advantage of Central Park's great parks, quick access to a growing list of restaurants, and getting together with other families in the neighborhood.

Carol Hunter, Vice President 

I volunteered for the CPUN Transportation Committee in 2019 to help foster a safe, inviting community for pedestrians, bicyclists, skaters, runners and drivers. That decision led to further involvement in the community through the CPUN Board. Although my husband, John Colvin, and I are relatively new to Colorado, having moved here in 2017, we visited our extended family in Denver for 20 years. We're delighted with the wonderful neighbors in Conservatory Green and other parts of the community. We were also thrilled and surprised when our adult son chose to move to Denver in 2018. As an educator in Albuquerque and San Diego, I worked as a middle school classroom teacher, college instructor, staff developer, community liaison for a San Diego school board member, and instructional leader in literacy for grades 6-12. These roles gave me extensive experience in interacting with parents, students, teachers, administrators, political entities, and other community members to problem-solve inside and outside of schools. Community service has been my professional and personal practice throughout my adult life.

Mark Mehringer, Secretary

Mark has intermittently been a CPUN board member over the past 11 years, and most recently rejoined the board in May 2017.  He currently serves as CPUN’s Secretary. Mark's interests are centered on sustainability and building community. Mark and his spouse moved to the South End neighborhood in 2005, and he volunteered to serve as a Block Captain soon after. In the time since, Mark has opened his own public opinion consulting firm and become a parent to two great kids, Leah and Maddox. Mark has previously served as CPUN President and on the Education, Outreach, and Sustainability Committees.

Bryan Penny, Treasurer  

Having been a resident of his neighborhood since 2003, I have to say I have no regrets making the move. I got involved in CPUN at a meeting in a pocket park in late 2003 and have enjoyed my time in the organization. I am the Treasurer of the CPUN Board. While this position isn’t as glamorous as some of the other positions, I enjoy the position and it is one of the necessary evils with any organization. I am also currently the webmaster for the CPUN website and think it continues to be a work in process.  In addition to the CPUN Board, I am also serving as one of the residents’ representatives on the Public Art Committee. I’m very proud of the projects that have been installed to date.  Professionally, I am a Vice President for American Express. I have an undergraduate degree from the University of Illinois in Economics and Accounting and an MBA from Webster University in St. Louis.  I have lived in Denver since 2000. I live with my husband, Matt and our two cats. I also have a son, Dion, who lives in Fort Lauderdale, FL. My hobbies are traveling, working around the house and bridge.

Brad Revare

My wife, daughter, and I live in the amazing South End neighborhood here in Central Park. You can find us most days on the greenway chasing after our 18 month old daughter, who in turn likes to run after the neighborhood dogs.  We came to Central Park for the thoughtful urban design and for the recent commitment to becoming a more inclusive community. Currently I build innovative and equity-driven public-private partnerships between Colorado businesses and our education system. I have my JD and BA from CU-Boulder and am a diehard Buffs fan. Community service is one of my dearest-held values and I look forward to making an impact in transportation and inclusivity issues for the neighborhood.

Mandle R. Rousseau

My wife and I are Central Park residents. I am also a Denver native. After living in separate states, commuting back and forth between Denver and Arizona, my wife accepted a job in Colorado. We decided to move to the Central Park area from Park Hill in August of 2016. I own and operate Control FREQ, a home automation and systems integration company I launched in 2005. I was a founding member of the Rotary Club of Five Points Cultural District. I also served as the Director of Media for more than 14 years at Colorado Christian Fellowship in Aurora, Colorado. Serving the community in various ways has been both challenging and rewarding. I look forward to contributing to positive change in the world.

Jack Seward

Jack has called Central Park home for the last 15 years and has spent eight on the staff of the Master Community Association (MCA). Today he serves as Community Services Coordinator, stewarding the communities' 60-plus parks, 1,400 acres of open space, 39,000 trees, 66 miles of trails, seven pools, two amphitheaters, and related infrastructure, including wastewater and underground utilities. Jack has a deep and in-depth understanding of neighborhood development including master planning, infrastructure financing, and governance. He serves on SDI Design Review Committee, reviewing all commercial construction projects in the community. He can tell you where to find the water pipes, how to fix the streetlights, and what type of tree is planted outside your house. When not working in Central Park Jack, is a disaster relief volunteer for the American Red Cross where he responds to disasters big and small across the country. 

Liz Stalnaker

Sandra Thébaud

Hi! I’m a Licensed Clinical Psychologist with over 25 years experience and expertise in Stress Management. I moved to this neighborhood in 2011 with my two children (Nicolas and Simone). We have watched the area grow and evolve. What I love most about his neighborhood is the effort that goes into creating events that bring the community together. For years, I used to run a free meditation group at the MCA open to anyone who wanted to attend. For the past few years, I’ve organized The Orange Bag Project to collect clothing donations for A Precious Child and Denver Rescue Mission. I’m glad that I have time to participate on the CPUN Board and contribute to making this a wonderful community for all.