Board Chair
Janet Siverns
Janet is a Registered Nurse with over 20 years experience in public health working with young families and new parents. She loves gardening and taking her dog for walks. She shares,
I serve on the Board for Eagles Nest because I have a heart for families and believe that wholeness and healing is possible despite painful circumstances. Our value of Compassion without judgement or shame is what I think everyone deserves and reflects the grace extended to me.
Director
Donna Leung
Donna has spent the last 20 years working for a charitable organization in administration and finance. She also teaches piano and loves to sing. She says,
Eagles Nest’s vision of equipping families is very important to me. I am especially drawn to the programs in place that empower women.
Director
Ray Murphy
Ray worked for over 40 years in a multi-national corporation in various sales and management roles as well as serving on several church boards. He enjoys playing the guitar, singing and woodworking. He says,
I serve on the board because I strongly agree with what Eagles Nest is doing to equip families with the tools and strategies they need to create a healthier future. I believe in treating people honestly and with compassion, love and respect.
Director
Bruce Gray
Bruce was born and raised and Montreal and is a passionate fan of the Montreal Canadiens. He was in management in the oil industry for over 40 years, serves on another nonprofit board and is an encourager by nature. Bruce shares,
I read two quotes recently that speak to my motivation for serving on the board of Eagles Nest. The quotes said, "We make the future in the present with small gestures of hope” and “The practice of hope may begin with a refusal to accept things as they are.” This practice of hope is what I see at Eagles Nest, in the staff and our volunteers and that is the mission that drives me as well.
Director
Brandy Ostrem
Brandy has been in ministry for over 15 years including working in North Africa and the Middle East. She loves fibre arts, knitting and is an advocate for ethical fashion that pays workers dignified wages. She shares,
I serve on the board of Eagles Nest because I want to be a part of an organization that values others and sees dignity in every person. I am excited to see ripples of positive change being made in the community through the investment of a loving staff. Each person is treated with the upmost respect and dignity, no matter their circumstance. I am passionate about seeing dignity and hope restored.
Director
Andrea Reynolds
Andrea has a background in communications and is a past volunteer with Eagles Nest. She runs, cycles and has 5 kids that keep her busy. Andrea shares,
Helping those who are in crisis is a vital part of my Christian faith, and it is wonderful to see the people who work at Eagles Nest doing all of this. Since volunteering at Drummond House in the early 2000s, I have known that this kind of support was necessary for women and children in need and I am eager to help in any way I can.
Director
Chris Peters
With a background in nursing, Chris knows just how important mental health is and the role it plays in the overall health of individuals and families. Chris loves cycling, swimming, skiing and being a grandma. She says,
I believe strongly that access to mental health and support services needs to be available to everyone regardless of their ability to pay. This is a vital service that saves families, allowing people to reach their full potential and in turn strengthen our community.
Director
Amanda Kunica
Amanda is a retired educator and guidance counsellor with a Graduate Certificate in Biblical Care and Counselling. She is a farmer at heart and loves being outdoors and active. Amanda says,
I have a heart for individuals and families who wish to find health, hope, and healing as they journey through life. I wholeheartedly believe our competent team lovingly and compassionately welcomes and equips all who seek the services of Eagles Nest.
