Born and raised in central Idaho’s McCall, Randee moved to North Idaho in 2008 to attend culinary school at North Idaho College. She earned an associate degree in Culinary Arts, Recreation, and Hospitality Management, followed by a bachelor’s degree in Business Management and Marketing from Lewis-Clark State College.

With 19 years in the hospitality industry, Randee has held a variety of roles—from chef and restaurant manager to event planner and caterer. In 2018, she became Director of Member Services at The Golf Club at Black Rock. Driven and enthusiastic, she constantly seeks opportunities for personal growth and strives to lead a full, meaningful life.

Randee’s love for North Idaho’s natural beauty shines through her passion for hiking, biking, and kayaking, often shared with her husband David and their two canine companions, Olive and Dexter. She also enjoys quality time with friends and family and exploring her culinary interests. Her adaptability, energy, and ambition extend beyond her professional life to her active commitment to community involvement.

Award-winning leadership is a central theme of Nancy's wealth management career. Bank Investment Consulting Magazine named her one the country's top program managers twice, once in 2013 and again in 2016! A 150-branch regional bank honored her as its "Leader of the Year" in 2013. She served on a national industry advisory board. She is a recognized speaker and subject matter expert.  Nancy is all those things plus one: Home. She is part of a family that traces seven generations in Coeur d'Alene. In addition to her degree from Oregon State University, leadership posts in western Washington added to her breadth of experience. But the communities served by Numerica are particularly close to her heart. As the leader of Numerica's talented financial services team, available through Cetera Investment Services, she is energized to prioritize solutions that help individuals, families, and businesses in the Tri-Cities, Wenatchee, Spokane, and North Idaho.

Tyrie Strong began her professional journey as a Software Engineer at Intel, applying her analytical skills and attention to detail to a fast-paced and technically demanding environment. Driven by a desire to make a meaningful difference in people’s lives, she later chose to pursue a legal career and attended Gonzaga University School of Law. In 2021, she earned her Juris Doctor (J.D.) magna cum laude, graduating with high honors and a strong foundation for her future in law.

Currently, Tyrie applies her legal expertise to supporting survivors of domestic violence in her role as the Family Law Practice Group Lead at Idaho Legal Aid Services, Inc. in Coeur d’Alene. In this position, she is deeply committed to advocating for the rights and well-being of individuals navigating the challenges of family law after experiencing domestic violence.

Outside of her professional work, Tyrie is passionate about community engagement, mentoring, and continuing to grow her knowledge in areas that enhance her ability to serve and empower others. Her dedication, compassion, and advocacy make her a valued leader in the legal and local community.

Jennifer Bailey is a dedicated Forensic Nurse Examiner and Emergency Department nurse with over 12 years of nursing experience, including nearly three years specializing in forensic nursing. Originally from Humboldt County, California, she has called North Idaho home for 24 years, raising her family while building a career rooted in compassion, advocacy, and high-stakes, adrenaline-fueled care.

Jennifer joined the Forensic Program at Kootenai Health at its inception. The program is the only one of its kind in the Pacific and Inland Northwest, providing critical services to victims of all crimes. She holds dual national certifications through the International Association of Forensic Nurses (IAFN) as a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner for both Adult/Adolescent (SANE-A) and Pediatric (SANE-P) populations. Her work blends the fast-paced demands of emergency medicine with a trauma-informed, survivor-centered approach, ensuring victims are treated with dignity, autonomy, and hope.

Inspired by her clinical work, Jennifer serves on the Board of Safe Passage to advance systemic change and foster community collaboration. Outside of work, she enjoys mountain biking, paddleboarding, hiking, and supporting her children in Junior Hockey nationwide.

Lisa, born and raised on a dairy farm in Eastern Washington, developed a strong work ethic and sense of community from an early age. She went on to attend Eastern Washington University, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration with a major in accounting. With over 20 years of experience in nonprofit accounting, Lisa has devoted her career to supporting organizations that serve others and make a meaningful difference in people’s lives.

Her professional background spans social services and healthcare, where she has contributed to improving the quality of life for countless individuals and families. Currently, Lisa serves as the Foundation Accountant for Kootenai Health Foundation, where her expertise and dedication ensure the organization’s resources are managed with integrity and care.

Outside of her professional life, Lisa enjoys embracing the natural beauty of North Idaho. She loves spending time outdoors, whether it’s tending to her garden, capturing scenic moments through photography, or boating and kayaking on the region’s stunning lakes. Her passion for community, nature, and service defines both her personal and professional life.

Jordan Ferguson is a full time consultant and worked with Spokane Regional Domestic Violence Coalition since January 2023. Prior to that, he served as sergeant of the Spokane Police Department Domestic Violence Unit from 2016, having been with SPD since 1999. Before joining SPD, Jordan worked as a law enforcement officer with three other agencies, gaining broad experience in the field. Over his career, he has served as a Field Training Officer, Polygraph Examiner, and Background Investigator. He teaches a nationwide course on Background Investigations for Law Enforcement and has guest lectured at Eastern Washington University and Washington State University. Jordan has provided training to multiple law enforcement agencies on strangulation prevention and lethality assessment programs and consulted with the Battered Women’s Justice Project, the International Association of Chiefs of Police, and the Alliance for Gun Responsibility on the intersection of firearms and domestic violence.

Jordan earned a master’s in criminal justice from Washington State University in 2018, with an emphasis on neuroscience and how fear affects humans. Reflecting on his career, he says, “My responsibilities in the Domestic Violence Unit were some of the most demanding I have experienced in my 30-year career. They were also the most rewarding.”

John T. Mitchell served as a State of Idaho District Judge from 2001 to 2025, including a term as Administrative Judge for the First Judicial District. Since retiring as a District Judge in January 2025, he continues to serve the community as a Senior District Judge.  

John attended the University of Idaho, earning a Bachelor of Science in Communication-Journalism in 1980, followed by a law degree from the University of Idaho College of Law in 1985. After law school, he served as a law clerk for United States District Judges Hon. Fred M. Taylor and Hon. Ray McNichols, and for United States Magistrate Hon. Mikel Williams. From 1986 to 2001, John practiced law in Coeur d’Alene, first with his father, Thomas A. Mitchell, and later as a solo practitioner.  

During his judicial career, John launched the Kootenai County Mental Health Court in 2004, presiding for twenty years and volunteering over eight hours weekly to support individuals with serious mental illness and addiction. In 2012, he also established the Juvenile Mental Health Docket, overseeing its growth and success for more than five years. John has been married to Linda for 40 years and they have three children.

Patty Bumgarner was raised in Wenatchee, Washington, and currently serves as a paralegal with Idaho Legal Aid, where she is dedicated to providing critical support and advocacy for individuals and families in need. In addition to her professional work, Patty is a committed Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA), tirelessly championing the best interests of children involved in the legal system. In the fall of 2026, she will embark on the next chapter of her career as a law student at the University of Hawai‘i, pursuing her long-held goal of becoming an attorney.

Passionate about justice, advocacy, and community service, Patty brings compassion, dedication, and a strong sense of integrity to all she does. She balances her professional and volunteer commitments with family life, cherishing time spent with her spouse and two children. Whether exploring the outdoors, embarking on scenic Jeep rides, or creating lasting memories together, Patty values experiences that strengthen family bonds while inspiring her continued commitment to serving her community.

Originally from Pocatello, Idaho, Maria McCabe has long been driven by a commitment to making a positive difference in her community. She earned both a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work and a Master’s in Public Administration from Idaho State University, building a strong academic foundation that prepared her for a career dedicated to public service and advocacy.

Maria began her professional journey as a bilingual advocate, working directly with survivors of domestic violence immediately after completing her undergraduate studies. Her dedication to supporting those in crisis, combined with her ability to communicate fluently in both English and Spanish, has allowed her to make a meaningful impact in the lives of many survivors and their families.

Beyond her work with survivors, Maria has also focused on education, advocating for first-generation and limited-income students and their access to higher education. She believes that education is a powerful tool for empowerment and a key means of breaking cycles of violence. Now based in Coeur d’Alene, Maria continues her service through Safe Passage, committed to strengthening and uplifting her community every day.

Bridget has been a dedicated professional in the financial industry since 2006, with a strong emphasis on financial education and community-focused volunteerism. She is passionate about helping individuals and families make informed financial decisions and enjoys creating opportunities to give back to her community through various volunteer efforts.

Originally from Southwest Washington, Bridget attended Washington State University, where she built the foundation for her career and lifelong commitment to learning. She ultimately relocated to the Coeur d’Alene area in 1996, drawn by the region’s natural beauty and vibrant community. Over the years, she has combined her professional expertise with her love of helping others, striving to make a meaningful impact both in and outside of the workplace.

When she’s not working or volunteering, Bridget enjoys spending quality time with her family, exploring new destinations through travel, and pursuing personal growth by learning new skills or hobbies. Her curiosity, dedication, and community-minded spirit are evident in everything she does, making her a valued member of both her professional and local communities.

Quinn will join the Safe Passage Board as an incoming member in 2025. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Business Management and played NCAA Division I volleyball. Quinn moved to Idaho from Southern California in 2020 and quickly became an active member of her new community.

Before relocating, Quinn built a career in the corporate world, gaining years of experience in business planning and process development. Since moving to Idaho, she has launched a successful real estate business and enjoys connecting with people while giving back to her local community. For 20 years, Quinn also served as a coach and mentor for young women in volleyball, fostering leadership, confidence, and teamwork.

Attending Envision in 2024 was a turning point for Quinn. Having personal connections to women who have experienced abuse, she found a deep passion for spreading the message that survivors are not alone and that Safe Passage provides vital resources and support to help rebuild lives.

Outside of her professional and advocacy work, Quinn enjoys time with her husband, their blended family of six children, and a grandchild. She loves cooking, entertaining, and exploring local lakes and attractions with her family.