Susan Raybuck, President & Acting General Manager, and her husband, Perry, have lived in Wimberley  since 1986, where they raised their two sons. A former teacher who at one time taught at Scudder Primary School, she retired in 2011 after 31 years in the  profession. 

Susan has a Master’s Degree in Mass Communication from Texas State University where she studied audio production and multimedia  journalism for print, radio, and the web. The role of communicators in dealing with crises such as  natural disasters and for the first responders and others who serve and protect in emergency situations drew her and shaped her studies. Susan currently serves as Wimberley Valley Radio’s  board president and acting general manager.

Dr. Robert Pierce, Vice President, is a teacher and oral historian. He is the  former Texas Prison archivist and co-founder of the Texas Prison Museum. His  other past activities included Reserve Deputy Sheriff, Reserve Deputy Constable  (Sgt), film maker, small press owner, folklorist, school board trustee, father  of three (including twins), and personnel director. 

He has tried to retire on  three separate occasions. His current interests include Wimberley Lions Club,  and a member of CERT (Community Emergency Response Team), and of course  Wimberley Valley Radio. He has tried to learn to play the harmonica at least  four times and each time was advised by friends to quit.

Suzanne Warmack

Nerissa Oden, Secretary, has been a Wimberley resident since 2001. Top 40 disc jockey experience 1985-1986. Radio-TV-Film degree from UT-Austin 1990. Focused on video and  audio post production work in films, TV series, commercials and projects  through 2002. Developed websites and products to help video and audio  editors, video bloggers, and public access to free and affordable video and  audio tools. Since 2002 she has freelanced as a web entrepreneur, video and  audio production for the web, photographer, graphic designer and author. 

She  is also a citizen advocate for food sensitivity and food intolerance testing  writing monthly articles for Wimberley Valley News & Views and Austin All Natural and is the author of Bread-Free Bread, a cookbook published by Countryman Press in Fall, 2014, of grain- and gluten-free veggie and seed-based recipes . Visit www.NerissaOden.com  and  http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1526845/  for details.

David Harrison
Rich Thibodeau
Stanley Tartakov
Susan Raybuck
Darin Gosnell

Suzzy Hald moved to Wimberley in 2003 after seventeen years of touring around the world as  a Roadie for such bands as The Who, Rolling Stones and Pink Floyd.  Prior  to touring Suzzy was a DJ at two South Florida radio stations;  WGTR  and WSHE and specialized in live events and fundraising.  Suzzy  relocated to Central Texas in 1990 where she continued working at the Frank Erwin Center at the University of Texas as a journeyman.  

Suzzy  joined ATT working T1 installation and repair until a new opportunity of  joining the newly developed  9-1-1  center after 911. Suzzy has been involved with reverse 911, cell tower re-homes,  emergency rerouting of police, sheriff and EMS communications and is currently  working in a National 911 Center monitoring and trouble shooting 911  communications for 22 states for ATT for the past decade. Suzzy is also a local  small business owner in Wimberley and loves the atmosphere and friendly home town feel in Wimberley!
 

Ricky Charles Dodson
Suzanna Eckchum
Salwa Khan
Tracy Sheffield

Herschel "Mac" McCullough is a master electrician, a two-term member of the Wimberley City Council, and owner of several businesses including the Wimberley Café, which his wife Robin manages. The McCulloughs moved from Dallas to Wimberley in 1998, where both quickly became involved in the community. 

From an early age, Mac became interested in radio and became an amateur “ham” radio operator, a passion he continues to pursue today. Wimberley Valley Radio was a natural fit for him.

Dan Pickens, owner of Dan Pickens Integrated Marketing and Communications, has successfully built awareness, trust and credibility for his clients for more than 25 years. Pickens’ strength lies in creating marketing and communications strategy, value proposition and messaging development, media relations and crisis communications. He is a past president and past board member of the Public Relations Society of America – Austin, TX chapter.

After graduating from the University of Texas – Austin in 1984 with a Bachelor’s of Journalism degree, Pickens began his career working for newspapers in the Texas hill country and freelancing before turning his talents to public relations.  He spent 11 years with the Austin - Travis County Health and Human Services Department where he managed internal and external communications programs and served as the primary spokesperson for the agency. Pickens left the City of Austin to create and execute national and international public relations programs in the technology sector, eventually spending more than 12 years with Advanced Micro Devices (AMD). While there, he created and managed the industry analyst relations program before becoming the senior product marketing manager for commercial PC and server processors.

Pickens is committed to supporting and serving his community.  Prior to joining the board of Wimberley Valley Radio, he served five terms as the president of the Rolling Oaks Club, Inc., which provides swimming and other recreational opportunities for the residents of his neighborhood.

Leif Rall
Dub Albrecht
Nora Riordan
Max Yancy
Rebecca Minnick
Doc Jones
David Achilles

DuAnne Redus has lived in Wimberley since 2000 and been active in her local community serving  as an officer on several Boards including the Wimberley Chamber Board, Youth  Taking Charge, WPOA, and WVWA and Arts from the Heart.   She has also been part of the Wimberley Talks group in a collaborative effort to understand issues about water in the Wimberley Valley.

With  degrees in psychology, business and organizational behavior, she has over twenty  years of domestic and international coaching and management experience. As an  organizational development coach, she has worked with many non-profit organizations, including Children’s Hospital in SLC, the University of Utah  Hospital, Texas Department of Health and Welfare, Utah Parks and Wildlife, and Yorkshire Water in the UK.