With more than 25 years of experience in 30-plus states and most EPA regions, he has been involved in major civil cases, high-profile criminal investigations, and complex regulatory and dispute resolution proceedings. A retired attorney, he spent most of his career focusing on environmental counseling, permitting, enforcement defense and litigation. Nick Gladding has rejoined us for a second stint on our Board, having served as Board Chair from 2015 to 2019. During her New Jersey years she was on the Board of People for Animals, an animal rescue organization and clinic, where she spent time rescuing cats and dogs that needed to be re-homed. Nancy has always had a passion for animals. Early in her career when she and her husband lived in Malaysia, she was the only speech pathologist in the country and established the first program for pre-school deaf children at the National Society of the Deaf. Most of her career she worked in special education – at Children’s Hospital in Boston and at various schools in New Jersey. She received her Bachelor’s degree in Speech Pathology from Emerson College and her Masters’ degree from Stanford University. Nancy is a retired speech pathologist and audiologist. She has also enjoyed feeding young birds during baby bird season. She has participated in taking many campers on tours along the Bird Walk during the summer months as well as leading many other groups throughout the year. Her specialty is working as a docent, leading tours of the SOS facility. Nancy Curtis has been a member of the Save Our Seabirds Board since 2009. Her interests include politics, environmental causes, Planned Parenthood, reading, and friends. They are now retired and living on Longboat Key.Īnn and Steve have spent 50 years owning, raising, and showing Boxer dogs under the kennel name, “Rummer Run.” They have owned and/or bred 62 AKC champions and have more to come.Īnn is also on the Board of the American Boxer Charitable Trust. Petersburg, Florida Lake Jackson, Texas and Atlanta, where Steve founded and ran a successful medical technology company called Cryolife, Inc. She and her husband, Steve, have lived in various parts of the country including Minneapolis-St. She worked as a social worker for several years and later went back to school in Texas and earned an R.N.
After the Pelican Man Bird Sanctuary went bankrupt and closed in 2006, Ann was the driving force behind the relocation of Save Our Seabirds to Sarasota in 2008 - and has continued to be its biggest supporter ever since.Īdopted at seven weeks of age, Ann was fortunate to grow up in a happy, stable family in Rochester, Minnesota, After two years at Northwestern University, she graduated from the University of Minnesota, with a major in English Literature and minors in Philosophy and Humanities.
Anderson has been an animal lover all her life.
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