Meet Kathy Hale, New Board Vice-chair
Board Vice-chair, Kathy Hale has over 30 years of banking experience, primarily in the areas of commercial and residential real estate lending, and has spent the past five years as a CRA Analyst with UBS Bank USA. Kathy has served on nonprofit boards including the Utah Community Reinvestment Corporation, Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation and Salt Lake Neighborhood Housing Services, and was appointed to a directorship on the Utah Housing Corporation Board of Directors from 1993 to 2001. She holds an MBA from the University of Utah and a BA from Washington State University.
Kathy first became involved with TURN in 2005 when asked to join the Housing & Development Committee. It did not take long to figure out that TURN is a remarkable organization with effective leadership and a uniquely talented and dedicated staff. “It was an honor to accept an invitation to join the Board in 2007 and I continue to be inspired and motivated by such a wonderful group of creative, motivated and compassionate individuals.”
“Although a bit of a trek, I am blessed to reside in the beautiful Ogden Valley where I can pursue my fascination for gardening and nature. We are delighted to be anticipating the birth of our first grandchild in November.”
Mitch Vosburg has been attending TURN day programs since 1986. When he had to go into a care center in 2009, he missed his friends at the day program that he had treasured for so many years. So, later that year, he was able to come back to the Woods Cross day program part-time.
Mitch loves holding onto hair scrunches and a deck of cards that he plays with. He enjoys Special Olympic bowling and track and field, but he cannot participate in the actual track and field games because of the heat. However, he enjoys practicing when there is cooler weather. Mitch loves being with his friends at the day program, participating in the activities, and going out in the community. He does not speak but he communicates his joy through a big smile on his face!
