Our Team

The people behind the mission

Experienced leaders and dedicated volunteers, all working to bring a regional Aquatic & Ice Facility to the Northern Shenandoah Valley.

Board & Advisory

J. Douglas “Doug” Stallard

Board Member

J. Douglas (Doug) Stallard is a Frederick County / Winchester native and graduated from James Wood High School. He is a 1975/1978 graduate of James Madison University. He retired, after 41 years, as an investment advisor with Morgan Stanley Smith Barney. He has served and supported a number of business, civic, and charitable organizations, including Habitat for Humanity, the Laurel Ridge Community College Foundation, the Shenandoah Arts Council, the Eastern WV Community Foundation, the Old Courthouse Civil War Museum, the Winchester Board of Architectural Review, and various youth sports organizations in Winchester and Frederick County. He is a beneficiary of past Red Cross swimming lesson programs locally, and is committed to the mission and goals of the Foundation.

Ken Kempson

Advisory

Ken Kempson is a White Post resident and co-owner of Marsh Run Ponies, next to Farnley Farm (established in 1937). Ken is a retired tax professional whose career included Covington & Burling, LLP; Deputy Associate Chief Counsel (Domestic Technical) at the IRS; and Senior Tax Counsel and Director of Tax Examination at General Electric. He is a graduate of MIT and UVA. Ken is a long-time ice hockey player, going back to using the Mt. Vernon rink in the 1980s.

Clay Perry

Financial Advisory Committee

Clay Perry grew up in Frederick County and graduated from James Wood High School in 1988. After graduating with Distinction from the McIntire School of Commerce at the University of Virginia in 1992, he focused his career on technology and the global supply chain. He returned home 25 years ago while launching a global software company called Integration Point, retiring in 2020 as SVP of Global Markets. Today, Clay spends most of his time serving his church and community. He is a member of Victory Church’s finance and mission committees as well as a youth leader. Within the community, he is an active board member at WATTS, a board member at CFNSV, Chair of Kiwanis Pancake Day, a member of the Small Business Freedom Alliance, and a volunteer for Olive Branch Food Pantry.

Kathryn R. Martin

Advisory

Kathryn R. Martin is President and CEO of the Santa Barbara Symphony and a Next Chapter Coach. A 1984 graduate of Shenandoah University with a degree in Arts Management, Kathryn is one of the nation’s leading interim CEOs for nonprofit performing arts organizations during times of change. She is the founder of The Career (Life!) Breakthrough Academy™, coaching successful leaders at pivotal crossroads to break out of cycles of frustration and indecision and curate their dream scenarios.

Volunteer Staff

The Foundation runs entirely on volunteer effort and in-kind professional support. Select a name to read their bio.

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