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Anna’s love of Wheatens began in 1994 when she met Lois Lubel. Before joining SCWTCA she worked on the Health Committee. A Board member of the SCWTCA Endowment since 2006, she served as Vice Chair under Carol Carlson until 2019 when she succeeded her as Chair. She has three children, Anthony, Patrick and Marina Marzolino.

VICE CHAIR

Pam and her husband Bob have owned four Wheatens who have earned their AKC championships and competed as specials. They have been members of SCWTCA for over 20 years, both serving on the SCWTCA Board as well as chairing a number of club committees. They were also members of a local kennel club and served as stewards at many dog shows. Pam has been on the Endowment Board since 2012 and currently serves as Secretary and chair of the Fundraising Working Group and the ByLaws committee. She is retired from a 35-year career as an elementary school teacher and is active in community organizations.

SECRETARY

Janet is a lifetime dog owner… American Cockers, Boxers, Miniature Schnauzers, Shar Peis and mixed breeds…and got her first Wheaten in 1997. She showed her to her championship and “Kelsey” became the foundation of O’Lorcan Wheatens. Janet has successfully used European and American lines in her breeding program, producing over 20 AKC champions and using DNA testing over 4 generations to reduce the risk of PLN. She is an active member of the North Texas Terrier Club and SCWTCA, serving on committees and co-chairing the 2021 SCWTCA National Specialty. She became an Endowment director in 2019. Janet and her husband own O’Lorcan Pet Lodge Spa, providing grooming, daycare and boarding.

TREASURER

After losing her Wheaten, Minnie, to PLN/PLE in 2000, Toni began traveling to different states fundraising for Wheaten health using her professional skills and portable studio photographing Wheatens and their owners. Her concept shoots have been on 7 covers of Benchmarks and her fundraising sessions in 5 centerfold spreads. Toni, the co-designer of the Fecal API Kit, became a member of the SCWTCA in 2002 and served for several years on the Health Committee. In 2007, she became a director of the SCWTCA Endowment, Inc. In 2010, Toni redesigned the SCWTCA calendar selling 950, the highest amount ever sold to date for health. In 2011, she ran a DNA clinic in the Seattle area, served as the chair for the SCWTCA Nominating Committee and became the Endowment's second treasurer.

DIRECTOR

My husband Michael and I purchased our first Wheaten Terrier in 1984, and I have been showing and breeding Wheaten Terriers since 2003. I had a 41 year career with Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield, working in various capacities including Underwriting, Marketing and Sales.
My family has always been my number one priority and passion, but my passion for the Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier isn’t far behind! I have learned so much and met the most wonderful friends along the way. I recognize the importance of health testing and using test results as a factor in making breeding decisions, while the pedigree provides the history and is equally important. We as breeders are fortunate to have so much health information available to us now to help us make educated breeding decisions. We need to rely on our mentors and long-time breeders to share their knowledge to those of us who are newer to the fancy. The work that has been done to create and populate databases is so important and I hope I can contribute to further strides in this area.
I have been an active member of the Delaware Valley Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier Club for 20 years and have served as past Secretary. I have been a SCWTCA member since 2015.

DIRECTOR

Kathleen McIndoe got her first Wheaten in 1982 and owned, bred and exhibited them for 32 years under the Paisley kennel name. She still has one Wheaten, although she has become more involved in showing and breeding her Lakeland Terriers since acquiring her first in 1992. Kathleen has bred and owned Best in Show dogs in both breeds. She has served as a director of the Wheaten Health Endowment from 2007-2009 and again from 2018 to the present. She joined the SCWT Health and Pedigree Database team in 2013 as a data manager and when the people who had been spearheading the project moved on, was named the new system administrator in 2014, a position she continues to hold, putting her MLS to good use. Kathleen is semi-retired from her own grooming and boarding business.

We are fortunate to have Roxanna Springer as a great Webmaster.

The SCWT Database is managed by director Kathleen McIndoe with a team of volunteers who have helped maintain and grow it. San Jeffries, Pam Mandeville, Art Miller and Lori Owen Fernandez are on the database team. We couldn’t have done it without San Jeffries, Art Miller, Molly O’Connell, Emily Holden and Patrice Chevalier. We especially thank all the people who have submitted info and photos on their Wheatens.

Anna Marzolino manage the Endowment’s social media presence, getting the word out to the Wheaten community.

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This team is charged with developing financial support for the Endowment. It works with the Board to develop strategy and proposes various avenues to raise funds.

Leslie DeMattia

Anna Marzolino

Pam Tinnelly

This team develops ideas and materials to explain the work of the Endowment and raise its visibility in the Wheaten community

Kate Heller

Liz Jamiolkowski

Anna Marzolino

Roxanna Springer

Helen Fraguela

Pam Mandeville

Bonney Snyder

Jeri Voyles

Helen Moreland

Pam Mandeville