Principal in the firm Morris & Ritchie Associates, Inc. and runs their Northern Virginia office in Leesburg. Jon is a licensed civil engineer and surveyor in Virginia and numerous surrounding states where the firm practices. Jon graduated from Clarke County High School and then received a BS in Civil Engineering and an AS in Surveying from West Virginia Institute of Technology. Jon is a 5^th generation lifelong resident of Clarke County and has two children currently in the Clarke School system with a third recently graduating. When Jon is not working he enjoys building furniture with locally sourced lumber and playing golf.

Born and raised in Falls Church, Virginia.  Graduate of Falls Church High School. Clarke County resident since 1998.  Graduated from The College of William and Mary in Virginia, Bachelor Arts in History and Education.  Worked in the Information Technology industry with Texas Instruments and at Telos Corporation over a 33 year period.  Spent a 25 year career with Telos Corporation as the Vice President, Cybersecurity, Enterprise Solutions working with the Intelligence Community.  In 2015, transitioned to Audley Farm and Profundus Holdings, Inc.  As General Manager of historic Audley Farm, responsible for the overall operations and P/L of the equine, Angus cattle and beef business units.  As President of Profundus Holdings, Inc., responsible for the operation of agribusiness,  timber, and renewable energy holdings including Audley Farm.Former Board Member of Loudoun County YMCA, current Treasurer of the Virginia Thoroughbred Association, current Executive Board Advisor of Clarke County Farmers Market, current member of the Clarke County Conservation Fund, current Trustee of the Clermont Foundation board.

Ian has been a Certified Financial Planner™ since 2006, where he has spent many years helping people achieve their financial goals, one of them being planning for post-secondary education. He has always had a passion for helping others, primarily through volunteer work and donating to good causes. Ian felt the calling to get involved when he moved to Clarke County by getting involved with the Boyce School PTO and FISH. He discovered the Clarke County Education Foundation a few years back when he received a flyer about raising money to provide students with basic school supplies. Being a lifelong learner and having a desire to give back to the community, the organization’s mission is something that he resonated with immediately.  Ian is married to his wife, Sarah (also a Board member), and has two children, Oliver and Penelope, who attend Boyce Elementary School.

Patricia is a native of Philadelphia, moving to VA in the early 90s and has called Berryville home since 2004.  Being able to raise her son in Berryville  as a Clarke Countian has truly been a gift that she tries to return to the community every chance she gets. Supporting our schools, staff and students on the CCEF board is one of her favorite ways to give back; she is very grateful for the opportunity and hopes to keep volunteering even after her time on the board ends.

A native of the suburbs of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Kathy graduated in 1985 from Clarion University of Pennsylvania with a B.S. in Education with a certification in Library Science K-12.  She served as the librarian of Boyce Elementary School for thirty years, until her retirement in 2015.  Since retiring, she has continued to substitute for CCPS.  Kathy is a founding member of the Beta Xi chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa, and currently serves as the Mountain View District President.  She is secretary and board member for the Barns of Rose Hill, and on the board of the Clarke County Historical Association, where she serves as the chair for the Art at the Mill art show.  Personally, she is married to John (CCHS 1976) and has a son, Johnathan (CCHS 2007) daughter-in-law, Falon, two grandchildren, Harper and Bo, and a second son, Patrick (CCHS 2011).  She enjoys reading voraciously, traveling, and has always been supportive of the CCEF, which she considers an honor to serve on its board.

Stacey is a native of Clarke County and a 1997 graduate of Clarke County High School.  With Master’s degrees in Kinesiology/Exercise Physiology and a graduate certificate in Student Affairs Administration, Stacey has spent 20 years working in K12 and Higher Education settings.  Having started working in the K12 system as a Certified Athletic Trainer, Stacey took a 3 year stint as a stay-at-home mom while teaching as an adjunct at Laurel Ridge Community College.  She then transitioned to the Program Lead for Health, Physical Education and Recreation where she served for 12 years.  Currently, Stacey works at George Mason University as the Faculty and Staff Engagement Program Manager within the Human Resources department.  Stacey resides in Clarke County with her husband, Terry, and two boys, Jackson and Brody. As a family, they enjoy spending time on the family farm, Oak Hart Farm, hiking, camping, and participating in and supporting Clarke County Athletics. 

Dr. Camrynn "Cammie" Fausey (previous: Genda) grew up in Clarke County and was a 2009 graduate of Clarke County High School. She grew up horseback riding on her family's farm and was on Clarke County High School's varsity swimming, cross country, and track teams. She went on to attend University of Virginia where in 2013 she received a B.S. in Systems Engineering, a B.A. in Economics, and minors in Business and Science & Technology Policy. In 2020, she graduated from Yale University with an M.S., M.Phil., and Ph.D. in Chemical & Environmental Engineering. She has worked for the Office of Science & Technology Policy at the White House and as an Amphibious Assault Vehicle Engineer for the Department of Defense. She is currently an Artificial Intelligence Engineer for MITRE Corporation and recently moved back to Berryville to be closer to her family. Cammie is passionate about family, kids, running, sports nutrition, playing the piano, outreach programs to young women in STEM, and being involved with and serving her local community. Cammie and her husband Jon are excited to raise their two daughters (Virginia and Lydia) in Berryville on their horse and cattle farm.

Sarah Lobo graduated from Shepherd University in 2008 with a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering. She worked as an environmental engineer, specializing in hazardous waste management, for Lockheed Martin in Manassas, VA until 2016. She then spent a few years at home with her young children, Oliver and Penelope (now 9 and 6, respectively), and eventually took on a few bookkeeping clients for the family business, WolfPack Accounting Solutions. The business and the children grew, and now Sarah is a full-time accountant; Sarah's goal is to continue to grow the practice within Clarke County.

 Sarah is the President of the Boyce Elementary PTO. Sarah is passionate about Clarke County, particularly the public school system, and she is committed to serving her community!

Cathy Ruszcyk was born and raised in Pennsylvania, outside of Philadelphia.  She graduated from St. Joseph’s University in 1986.  Cathy and her husband moved to Berryville 19 years ago.  Since moving to Clarke County, Cathy has dedicated her time to volunteering in the community, first with F.I.S.H,  then in the Clarke County public school system and now with CCEF.  They have a son at Clarke County High School.  Cathy’s father dedicated his life to teaching and instilled in her the importance of education.  Volunteering with the CCEF is her way of helping  the Clarke County students be successful.

Born in Western Loudoun County and moved to Clarke County during his seventh-grade year.  Wes Scheob graduated from Clarke County High School in 2007.  After graduation he attended Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. During his Junior year at Virginia Tech, Wes co-founded an entertainment company that has operated in over 25 states and seven countries that still performs today. After taking two years off from his education to run the entertainment business, Wes returned to Virginia Tech to graduate with a degree in Computer Science. Upon graduation, he returned to work at his family’s brewery, Dirt Farm Brewing in Bluemont, Va., where he is currently the Head Brewer.

Rebecca is a resident of Clarke County, Virginia where she resides with her husband, Travis and three sons: Christian, Liam and Sawyer. Rebecca attended Clarke County Public Schools at a young age until her family moved to Loudoun County. Rebecca is a graduate of the Loudoun County Public School system. In 2004, she found her way back to Clarke County and met her husband. Rebecca previously was employed by the Clarke County Sheriff’s Office as a Emergency Communications Specialist. While working at the Sheriff’s Office she obtained state certification through the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services. Rebecca is committed to her children and as a stay-at-home mom, she always makes sure their needs are fulfilled. Rebecca is very active in the community. She is a member of the John H. Enders Volunteer Fire Company, served as a Den Leader for the Boy Scouts of America and taught CCD to youth at St Bridget’s Ireland Church in Berryville. Rebecca enjoys traveling, spending time with family, gardening and kayaking the beautiful Shenandoah River.

A 15 year Clarke County Resident who graduated from Virginia Tech with a degree in Marketing Management.  She is married and has two children in Clarke County Schools.  She is an active Community Member and Volunteer.  Loretta is a 10 year cancer survivor and is very active with the American Cancer Society and Relay for Life.  In her spare time, Loretta enjoys trips to the beach, spending time with family and friends and cheering on her kids and their teammates on the fields and courts of Clarke County and beyond.

Born and raised in Clarke County and was a 2007 CCHS graduate, where she served as Class President and was also on the State Champion Soccer and Cross Country teams. After graduation, she attended Radford University where she earned her Masters degree in Early Childhood/Early Childhood Special Education and met her husband, Matt (a James Wood graduate). She spent 8 years teaching in the public school setting in both ECSE and kindergarten grade levels and also was able to travel to Malawi, Africa where she taught on a study abroad trip. She, Matt, and their young  children Wesley , Wyatt, and Wren love growing their roots in the Shenandoah Valley.  Beth was hired in 2018 as the CCEF Executive Director.  She feels so honored to get the opportunity to work with such an incredible organization  and use her skills to help students, teachers and community in an exciting way.