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Tim Boddington

President

William “Tim” Boddington is a native of Colorado Springs. He grew up in the Old North End, attended Fountain Valley School (for Boys) and Colorado College. He retired from Boddington Lumber Co. and now enjoys his retirement.

Tim Boddington

President

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Email:President@hpasprings.org

Perrin Cunningham

Secretary

Perrin Cunningham

Secretary

Perrin has lived in Colorado Springs for 30 years. She was the Founding Director and Curator of the Heller Center for Arts & Humanities at the UCCS, overseeing the award-winning historic restoration of the Heller estate, just north of the main campus. During her 20 years at UCCS, she taught philosophy, art history, museum studies, and humanities. In addition, Perrin has a wide-reaching professional skill-set including project management, fundraising, grant writing, volunteer recruitment and oversight, budgeting, arts management, and political field organizing. Perrin lives in the Patty Jewett neighborhood.

Email:secretary@hpasprings.org

HPA Board Members

Charise Boomsma

Board Member

Charise Boomsma

Board Member

Charise lives in the Patty Jewett historic neighborhood in downtown Colorado Springs and graduated from UCCS with a Master’s Degree in History. She is an architectural historian and owns The Preservation Studio Inc. a preservation consulting firm offering services to clients across the State of Colorado.”

Ann Brock

Board Member

Ann Brock

Board Member

Ann grew up in St. Louis, Mo and has lived in Colorado Springs since the 1970s. After her retirement as a high school math teacher, she has been involved in several organizations and nonprofits. While she was president of the board, the Friends of Monument Valley Park began its Historic Stonework Project, which continues today.

Hank Krause

Board Member

Hank Krause

Board Member

I am a native of Colorado Springs and lived as a child in the old Antlers Hotel. My grandfather was General Palmer’s Business Manager and executor of his estate. After receiving my Master’s in Urban Planning from CU Boulder, I worked as a city planner for Littleton until an architect friend and I started a construction company that specialized in the renovation of Victorian homes. This experience led to my getting a Class A Denver contractor’s license and working for multi-national development companies managing the construction of nearly 3 million square feet of commercial development in Denver. Historic preservation projects I have managed are the 225,000sf Tivoli Brewery redevelopment on the Auraria Campus, the Vance Kirkland Studio/Museum and the Edbrooke Lofts.

Tamara Estes

Board Member

Tamara Estes

Board Member

Tamara Estes was born in Colorado Springs and grew up in Fountain, Colorado. After a career in the Blood Bank Laboratory at Mayo Clinic, she returned home to be closer to family. Tamara’s family ancestors were early pioneers of Colorado. She currently serves on the Fountain City Council.

Ellile Hinkle

Board Member

Ellile Hinkle

Board Member

A lifelong resident of Colorado Springs who has been passionate about its history from a young age, Ellie Hinkle is currently the Director of History & Archives for the Union Printers Home. llie grew up in the Old North End Neighborhood, and her excitement for learning about her historic home was a large part of what influenced her love for history and historic architecture. She conducted archival research for the first time at the age of 13 and knew from that time that she wanted a career in archives and preservation. Throughout her teenage and early adulthood years, she volunteered at Rock Ledge Ranch Historic Site, Grace & St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, and the Manitou Springs Heritage Center. She holds a master’s degree in Library Science with an Archives Concentration from Simmons University (Boston, MA).

George Ramsay

Board Member

George Ramsay

Board Member

George grew up in Minnesota and is a construction industry veteran who’s worked on award winning historic projects like the Dickey House in NYC (Lucy G. Moses Award), Millworks Lofts in Minneapolis and the Western Hotel in Ouray, CO. He served on the Construction Specifications Institute (CSI) Board of Directors for five years in the Twin Cities, including President in 2017 and most recently served as Treasurer on the Board of CSI’s North Central Region.

Cathy Mundy

Board Member

Cathy Mundy

Board Member

I grew up the small town of Dubois, Wyoming of which my grandfather was the founder. After high school, I attended Carroll College, a small liberal arts college, rather like Colorado College. After teaching in California for a year, I began graduate studies, first in literary criticism later in Library Science at the University of Oklahoma. I subsequently spent many years working as a librarian in various capacities but mostly as a Reference Librarian at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. From my many literary interests grew long-term involvement with the Historic Preservation Alliance and the Woman’s Literary Club. I am a charter member of the HPA and have served on many of its committees over the years.

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