ERR is governed by a Board Of Directors consisting of people with responsibilities in specific areas of the club
Jane Linde
Vice President
Jane and her husband Rudy have lived in Carroll County for over 25 years. They have 3 children, Hannah, Maura and Rudy, that graduated from and participated on the Century High School Track and XC team. Both Maura and Rudy ran with the ERR Youth Track and all three have continued their love of the sport. Jane has been a volunteer with 4H, church programs, Boy Scouts, and Girl Scouts, Both Jane and her husband Rudy were active with the high school Athletic Boosters. Jane has worked with the ERR board since 2008. She is an active runner and she and her husband Rudy participate in, and help orgnize, local events. Jane is very excited about the ERR ARROWS Youth Track and XC program that has grown to become an outstanding program in Carroll County. The most rewarding aspect of ERR is the new friends made, encouraging new runners, and being a part of the creative ideas brought forth.
Lisa Lance
Treasurer
Stephanie Bowman
Secretary
Simon Crisp
Membership Coordinator
Jamie Sullivan
Race Coordinator
Jamie has been participating in Saturday Bagel Runs on and off for several years. As Race Coordinator, she leads the ERR timing team and maintains the ERR race calendar. Jamie has lived in Eldersburg since 1994, with a short 3 year escape to Australia. Her daughter, Casey, is a graduate of Montana State University and a former Liberty High School XC and Track athlete. Carter is a junior Computer Engineering student at Virginia Tech and Hokie gymnast. She and her husband, Steve, met during grad school at Johns Hopkins in their Artificial Intelligence class. Jamie currently works full time for All Covered and loves to run!
Mindy Grosh
Youth Program Coordinator
Since 1997, Mindy and her husband Eric have lived in Carroll County, where Mindy works at the Early Years Learning Center Preschool. Previously, Mindy studied French, Spanish, and Russian, graduated from Indiana University with a French degree, and worked in languages with the federal government for 10 years. Although she ran track and cross country in high school, Mindy didn’t truly develop a love for running until years later when she started signing up for 5Ks, joining relay teams and training for a half-marathon. She connected with other ERR members through facebook and at local gatherings and discovered what many already know – the Rogue Runners are a fabulous and encouraging group of people! Two of Mindy’s four children have participated in the ERR Youth Arrows Clubs since 2013, where Mindy volunteered and eventually took on an administration role for both the cross country and track and field seasons. How rewarding to see these programs thrive over the last several years!