Heather Lucente has lived in West Carleton for over 20 years and is an active volunteer who is passionate about building a strong, connected community. As President of the Constance & Buckham’s Bay Community Association (CBBCA), she works closely with the board and volunteers to support programs, events, and the day-to-day operations of the community centre.

Heather brings a practical, hands-on approach to her role, helping to organize initiatives, support volunteers, and keep things moving behind the scenes.

She is also involved with West Carleton Disaster Relief (WCDR), where she supports local emergency response efforts and community preparedness. Her work across both organizations reflects a strong commitment to supporting her community in both everyday activities and during times of need.

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Beth Moore is a finance professional with more than 20 years of experience in accounting, financial management, and organizational operations, including over a decade supporting not-for-profit organizations. As Treasurer for the Constance & Buckham’s Bay Community Association Board of Directors, Beth brings strong financial oversight, practical problem-solving, and a collaborative approach to supporting the organization’s continued growth and sustainability.

Beth has worked across both corporate and not-for-profit sectors, helping organizations improve financial systems, strengthen reporting, and streamline operations. She is known for her hands-on approach, attention to detail, and ability to make financial information practical and accessible for boards and leadership teams.

In addition to her professional work, Beth has a strong history of community involvement and volunteer leadership. Through her role with CBBCA, she is committed to helping support a strong and sustainable future for the community centre and the residents it serves.

Shannon Keeling has lived in the Bay for over 20 years and has enjoyed being a part of the Constance & Buckham’s Bay Community Association board in a number of different roles. 

As a Director-At-Large when her children were young, Shannon helped with fundraising for the current addition through door-to-door canvassing and organizing the handprints near the play structure. 

As a community member, Shannon has coached youth softball and youth soccer, played adult ball and pickleball and organized volleyball for a summer or two. She has also been spotted participating in Sparks Tae Kwon Do classes, bringing her children to numerous summer library events, at Book Club meetings and at many Rural Root Theatre Company productions. As you can see, Shannon’s interests are varied and when she retires from work in the next decade, you can bet that she will be joining more daytime classes and groups! 

Over the past few years, Shannon rejoined the board with renewed vigor and has taken on the role of Secretary. Being part of the Executive Team has opened her eyes to the depth and breadth of operations and inner workings of our community association. Working with the Constance & Buckham’s Bay Community Association has given Shannon the opportunity to meet so many committed and dynamic people. Some of her favourite summer evenings are spent playing pickleball with her husband and marvelling at the number of adults and children enjoying the outdoor spaces at our community centre in the summer. 

Janet Rulliere has been a resident of Constance & Buckham’s Bay for over 18 years and is passionate about building a strong, connected community. She has supported a variety of initiatives over the years, some of which include sustainability projects, the Korle Bu Neuroscience Foundation, Holistic health initiatives, and MedOutreach at the CBBCA.

With experience in healthcare membership organizations across Ontario and British Columbia, Janet brings a strong focus on engagement and community participation. Having raised her children in the community and been actively involved with CBBCA, she has seen firsthand the impact that connection and volunteerism can have.

As Chair of Membership & Volunteers, Janet is focused on creating inclusive opportunities, strengthening community involvement, and helping residents feel connected and supported.

Meghann Blyth moved to Constance Bay at a young age and has a deep connection to the community and the people who call it home. Having grown up in the area, she is passionate about helping make the Bay a vibrant, welcoming, and connected place for residents of all ages.

As Chair of Special Events for the Constance & Buckham’s Bay Community Association Board of Directors, Meghann brings creativity, enthusiasm, and strong organizational skills to the many events and activities that take place throughout the year. She plays an important role in planning and coordinating community events that bring neighbours together, support local traditions, and create opportunities for families and residents to connect.

Meghann is known for her positive energy, community spirit, and willingness to jump in wherever help is needed. Through her volunteer work with CBBCA, she is committed to helping strengthen community involvement and continuing to build the sense of connection that makes Constance Bay such a special place to live.

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Jenny Stathis moved to the Bay in July 2020 and quickly fell in love with the community. Since then, she has become actively involved by joining the local baseball league, attending community events, and building strong connections with residents throughout the area. In 2022, she and her husband launched Bay-Yo, a frozen yogurt boat, as a passion project that was warmly embraced by the community.

The overwhelming support they received inspired her to give back through volunteer leadership. She joined the Board of Directors at the Constance and Buckham’s Bay Community Association (CBBCA) as Director of Safety and has now served on the board for three years. Safety has long been a personal and professional passion of hers. She has worked in Occupational Health and Safety with the Federal Government for nearly a decade and is currently in the early stages of launching her own safety consulting firm.

Jenny looks forward to continuing to work alongside the Board of Directors to help make the community stronger, safer, and even more connected.

Suzanne Monnon

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Katrin Bachmann

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