April 17, 2015 - Bettendorf, Iowa - Girl Scouts of Eastern Iowa and Western Illinois added three new girl representatives to the Board of Directors at its annual meeting on April 11.
Kasia Luebbe of Taylor Ridge, IL, Mallory Roudabush, Mt. Vernon, IA, and Sierra Pope, Williamsburg, IA, were unanimously elected as girl representatives to the board. Marika Jones, Bettendorf, IA, and Katie Wiedemann, Dubuque, IA, were were unanimously elected to the Board Development Committee.
Luebbe is a senior at Rockridge High School, Taylor Ridge, Illinois, and has been a Girl Scout for 11 years. She earned the Bronze and Silver Award. She stays active in church, school sports, and plays the guitar and piano.
Roudabush is a sophomore at Mount Vernon Community School, Mt. Vernon, Iowa. She is a long-term Girl Scout who hopes to own her own business one day.
Pope is a sophomore at Williamsburg Jr. High, Williamsburg, Iowa. She enjoys public speaking and acting in her school theatre, and loves working with children.
Jones is a lifetime Girl Scout member. She has been on the Girl Scout board since 2014. She is the President of Trinity Health Foundation. Prior to that, she was a director at the Figge Art Museum and the Iowa State University Foundation.
Wiedemann is the Dubuque Reporter for KCRG TV. She served as a girl board member of the former Little Cloud Council.
For more information about Girl Scouts of Eastern Iowa and Western Illinois, call 800-798-0833 or visit www.girlscoutstoday.org.
Girl Scouts of Eastern Iowa and Western Illinois serves girls ages 5-18 in 38 counties in eastern Iowa and western Illinois.
Girl Scouts is the premier leadership organization for girls.
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