Kelly Heung (President)

 

Kelly Heung has lived in Davis with her husband Brendan since 2001 but first attended UC Davis to pursue her undergraduate and graduate degrees many years prior. Their two daughters attend Harper JH and Marguerite Montgomery Elementary. Since her early days at DPNS (Davis Parent Nursery School), Kelly has been an active volunteer with the Davis Joint Unified School District, serving on several committees including the DJUSD Strategic Planning Committee, Superintendent Parent Advisory Committee, and Davis Parent University. At MME, Kelly has served as Site Council President and held multiple PTA positions. She is currently the Harper Site Council President. Outside of her school involvement, Kelly is the Program Manager for the Northern California Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilities (LEND) clinical training program at the UC Davis MIND Institute.

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Sigrid Asmundson (Vice President)

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Sigrid Asmundson grew up in Davis and received her entire education in Davis, attending Valley Oak Elementary, Emerson Junior High School, and Davis Senior High School before attending UCDavis to receive dual bachelor of arts degrees in Communications and Political Science, and UCDavis School of Law for her Juris Doctorate. Since 2005, Sigrid has served as legal counsel for local agencies throughout California and is now District Counsel for the Cosumnes Community Services District, which provides fire and emergency medical services to Elk Grove, Galt and Southern Sacramento County, and parks and recreation services to Elk Grove. Sigrid has been active in the Davis community since childhood, volunteering as an AYSO coach and referee, working for local and state campaigns, and serving as a member of the Yolo Committee for Diverse and Inclusive Elections (YCDIE). Sigrid and her husband Tyler have 3 children at Willett Elementary School. 

 

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Elizabeth Campi (Secretary)

 

With two kids who have taken very different paths through school, Elizabeth has been a part of 5 different DJUSD campuses (so far). Elizabeth spent her early professional life fundraising in social services, public broadcasting and higher education organizations. For the last 14 years, she has worked for Blackbaud, Inc., a global software provider serving the social good community. Over the years, Elizabeth has volunteered on non-profit boards, as a community mediator and as a coach of middle-school robotics, soccer and lacrosse teams. Drawn to the work of DSF for its role in crossing the lines of individual school campuses and ensuring all Davis students are afforded equitable opportunities, Elizabeth joined the board in 2016.

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Jean Kridl (Financial Secretary)

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Jean and her husband have lived in Davis for over 35 years including their years in graduate school.  They raised two children here who attended the Davis public schools (Willett Elementary, Emerson Junior High and Davis High). Jean is a retired Senior Scientist and Program Manager from the agricultural technology industry, and she believes strongly in public education, especially in the sciences. Jean has been volunteering for the schools formerly as treasurers for the Willett PTA, the Davis Schools Orchestral Music Association (DSOMA), the schools parcel tax Measure H and for several school board members election committees. Jean currently serve as Financial Secretary for the Davis Schools Foundation.

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Erin Autry Montgomery

 

Erin Autry Montgomery has lived in Davis with her husband Matt since 2015.  Growing up in nearby Winters, she is the daughter of a retired public school teacher, and attended public schools from kindergarten through 12th grade.  She received an undergraduate degree in Sociology from Harvard University and a Masters degree from Boston University in Historic Preservation.  Since 2004, Erin has worked in affordable housing finance and currently is a consultant to affordable housing developers throughout the Southwestern United States.  Erin is an active volunteer in the Davis community.  She currently is the Chair of the Historic Resources Commission of the City of Davis, a board member of Make it Happen for Yolo County, and is active in the Willett PTA as the Vice President Fundraising. 

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Evan Jacobs

Evan got his start in the water industry in 2003 when he began consulting for American Water on local public policy issues.  He currently works as the Director of Regulatory Policy for California American Water. He met his wife Anne when they attended Trinity College in Hartford, CT and they now live in Davis, CA with their two daughters, three fish and one dog.  The Jacobs can be found shopping at the Davis Farmers Market, reading at Mary L. Stephens Library and walking along Putah Creek.

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Dave Miller

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David Miller and his wife Eileen Keane met as undergrads at UCD and have lived in Davis for almost all  their married life. He is a financial consultant and she is a public elementary teacher in Davis. Their three daughters are proud products of the Davis public school system and all went on to graduate degrees (two from UC Davis).  With them Dave has been involved with pre-school education and youth and school sports programs for decades. He has participated in both of the school district’s recent Strategic Planning Programs. For the past five years he has been on the board of the Davis Schools Foundation. Dave is proud to say his grandmother, mother, wife, and one daughter were/are accomplished public school teachers.

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Elizabeth Wisnia

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Elizabeth Wisnia has lived in Davis since 2001 with her UC Davis grad/music teacher/comic book artist husband, Chris. Their two children have been educated in Davis schools including Korematsu and Marguerite Montgomery Elementary Schools, Emerson and Harper Middle Schools, and Davis High School. Both Chris and Elizabeth have been active volunteers in Davis schools including stints as basketball coaches, classroom volunteers, and active PTA members/leaders. Elizabeth’s degrees include an A.A. in Early Childhood Education and both a B.A. and an M.A. in Psychology from California State University, Sacramento. In addition to her decade of experience at the San Juan Unified School District, Elizabeth’s years of service at the California Department of Education reflect her passion for creating equitable educational opportunities for students.

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Christa Millstein

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Christa and her husband Aram have lived in Davis since 2005 when Aram began medical school at UC Davis. They have three children, all who attend Davis public schools. Christa and Aram believe in a diverse and equitable public education where all children have the opportunity to thrive. Christa is an active member of the Montgomery Elementary PTA where she has held multiple leadership roles. She is also a member of the MME Site Council as well as Harper Jr High Site Council, and this year (2022) joins the DSF Board. Christa holds a BS in Psychology from UCSB and an MA in Occupational Therapy from San Jose State University, working primarily with adults in acute and subacute hospitals and facilities. In their spare time, you can often find the Millsteins on the tennis court or backpacking in the Sierras.

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Maren Heise

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Maren grew up in Davis and attended Davis public schools, including North Davis Elementary, Holmes Junior High School and Davis High School. Her mother, Linda Holte, was a teacher in the district (Holmes Junior High and DHS) for 30 years. After graduating DHS, Maren went on to attend UC Santa Barbara and received a degree in Business Economics. She moved back to Davis in 2015 with her husband, Jason, and they have two children that currently attend Korematsu Elementary School. Maren is a Realtor at Lyon Real Estate in Davis and, in her spare time, can be found enjoying the local parks and activities and cheering on her children at soccer games and dance recitals. 

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Sara Ruebelt

 

Sara and her husband Martin moved to Davis in 2006 as newlyweds and have since made it their home. Sara holds a Ph.D. in family therapy with a multicultural emphasis and runs a private practice in Davis. She lives with her husband, their two children and their family dog.  Sara has been an active member of the Davis community from the outset. In her first five years in Davis, she volunteered at the International House of Davis and presented on a variety of cross-cultural topics, including her clinical work experience with refugees and immigrants at the International Institute in St. Louis, Missouri, and her cross-cultural research on intermarriage at UC Davis. As a parent, she served on the PTA Board at North Davis Elementary School from 2018-2020.  Sara is passionate about building a stronger community through connection and unity. As a social justice advocate and educator, she strongly supports the mission of DSF in providing mental health and counseling services, support for educators, and ensuring that all Davis students have equitable opportunities and access.

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