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Miranda Allen

Betty Buell President "Being a lifelong resident of Barber County has always been a source of pride to me. I was pleased, therefore, as I began my association with the South Central Community Foundation, to learn their goals and aspirations for south central Kansas were the same as mine."		She was raised on her family's farm south of Medicine Lodge, which she and her siblings still own, and have since lived in Medicine Lodge. The small town atmosphere, good schools, churches and health care made it an ideal place for her and her husband to raise their daughter and two sons. Her years of being a wife, homemaker and active volunteer in this community have continued that feeling of pride and hope for the future.

Gail Boisseau

Lisa Coss Member Since 2009 "I believe the success of a community lies within the community itself and the individuals who will make the commitment and strive to continue to make this community a progressive and self-sustaining welcoming community"		Lisa E. Coss was born and raised in Pratt Kansas. She is family oriented individual, whose parents are Adalberto and Estela Coss and she has an older sister, Araceli Coss-Rios, and a nephew, Raul. She is the station manage for KMMM-AM 1290 in Pratt and the business manager and traffic director for Rocking M Radio, Salina KDJM/KVOB/KZUH. She currently serves on the Leadership 2000 Plus Board, head chair of the Jr. Leadership Board and South Central Community Foundation Asset Development and Marketing Committee, board member of South Central Community Foundation, South Central Community Corrections, Kiwanis, and alum of the Kansas Community Leadership Initiative, a statewide initiative, sponsored by the Kansas Health Foundation.

Dona Cramer Treasurer

Joyce Frazier Secretary

Jack Galle Past President

Pam Haltom

Monica Hayse

Don Hildebrand

Kathy Hurst

Mark Keeny Member-at-Large

Eunice Proctor Vice-Chairman Member since 2002 “SCCF is a wonderful organization which offers people a way to continue to support organizations and charities that were important to them during their lifetime. Through endowments, annual gifts will continue following their death. This is a way to give back to a community that has been an important part of a person’s life and to help maintain or improve the quality of life in that community.”		Eunice Proctor, R.N. has been retired from Pratt Regional Medical Center for five years. During her nearly thirty-seven years there she was a staff nurse, Vice-President for Nursing for ten years and Director of Community Services. She has also been a school nurse and taught in a school of nursing. She is married to Marvin Proctor. They have a daughter, Suzanne who is married to Kent L. Moore. Their children are Brian and Madison. Their son, Alan is married to Regina Cotterill Proctor and their children are Meredith and Jacob. Since retiring, Eunice has volunteered at Skyline School and the Pratt County Historical Society Museum. She is active in United Methodist Women on the local and district levels and in the Pratt First United Methodist Church. Attending activities in which her grandchildren participate is very important to her.

Margie Schmidt

Charles Swayze