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It’s All About the Water
WINTER 2021
To preserve and
protect the water
quality, natural
resources and quality
of life in the Glen Lake
Watershed through
leadership, education
and collaboration.
The Glen Lake Association,
Inc., is a 501c3 non-profit
organization dedicated to the
protection, preservation and
continued improvement of the
beautiful Glen Lake area.
From Our President, Edward Lanphier Wherever you are in the Watershed,
None of us could have imagined Technologies to Empower Effective Inland Lake
We are All Guardians!
that January of 2020 would be Stewardship.
The GLCR Watershed includes all the land area improve all the waters of our unique Watershed?
the last time your GLA Board of In addition to education, collaboration and and water bodies that drain into Glen Lake, then Contact: Glen Lake Guardian Ambassador, Tricia
directors would meet in person. research, we continue our work to gain public through the Fisher Lakes and down the Crystal Denton at glenlakeguardians@gmail.com to
But like all of us we “turned on support to enhance the protection of our River all the way to Sleeping Bear Bay. This learn more.
(the internet), tuned in (Zoom) and watershed through a proposed Overlay District nearly 20 sq. mile area includes many lesser
as this effort moves to the Township Planning known “satellite” water bodies. Their health and
kept it…All About the Water”!
Commissions and Boards for hopeful adoption. If the health of all these connected waters are
approved by the four Townships that boarder our inextricably linked. Can we continue to boast that
Our work continued, watershed the provisions would provide uniform the water we send downstream is so pure and
zoning protections for future development by clean that we improve the water quality of Lake
Adjusting the Crystal River dam to maintain implementing low impact development standards Michigan?
adequate lake levels and flow in the Crystal to reduce runoff, prevent excessive removal of
River, vegetation cover along shorelines and ridgelines It’s all about the Water! Wherever you live work
and reinforce existing regulation regarding or play in the Glen Lake/Crystal River Watershed
Organizing summer water monitoring such as
are you doing your part to preserve, protect and Sleeping Bear Bay
hydrolab measurements, Secchi disk readings, fertilizer usage.
plankton and aquatic garden surveys, Our ongoing efforts to prevent and remove
Conducting research projects including year invasive species in our waters and along our
one of an innovative three-year study of Septic shores expanded this year with record numbers
impacts to well and lake water using DNA and of boat wash users and creation of an innovative
Infrared drone technology, terrestrial invasive species mapping and removal
program that utilizes students, interns and GLA
Providing volunteer and intern opportunities volunteers. We were particularly focused on and
related to water sampling for water quality were successful with yellow iris removal along the
monitoring and research projects, bird surveys, shores of the Fisher Lakes and Big Glen.
invasive species mapping and removal, and Fisher Lakes Tucker Lake
creel census data collection, The GLA remains dedicated to preserving,
protecting and improving all the waters of our
Educating our community through bimonthly watershed, its lakes, streams wetlands and
eBlasts, virtual Discovery Boat videos, home groundwater, through technically sound water
visits with property owners wishing to implement quality monitoring, research and restoration
Guardian Best Management Practices (BMPs) actions and innovative education, collaboration
and sponsorship of statewide educational and communication. “We Are All Guardians” of the
forums. Glen Lake/Crystal River Watershed. The quality
Purchasing personal protection equipment of life we enjoy in this remarkable corner of the
(PPE) for and training our boat wash staff in its planet is critically linked to how well we continue Brooks Lake Mill Pond
use, so that our boat wash could continue to be to support these efforts.
our front line of protection from aquatic invasive None of this would be possible without you, our
species. Members and our volunteers. Thank you very
Continuing to stay digitally engaged, we were much for your ongoing commitment to uphold the
the exclusive sponsor of the Michigan Lakes charge to preserve and protect! See you on the
and Streams Association 2020 Spring Webinar water!!
Series, the Biennial Michigan Inland Lakes Edward Lanphier
Conference 2020 and the upcoming 2021
Winter Water Quality Symposium: Emerging
President, Glen Lake Association Mouth of the Crystal River Little Glen Lake
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Water Level Fun Facts 2020 Creel Survey
With the Crystal River dam running In 2020 we had by the Numbers
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6 storms which dropped Hours Fished
full open (90 cubic feet per second)
and no water coming into the lake, it over 1.5 inches of rain
would take 36 days for the lake in 24 hours. Those
to go down one foot. 6 storms raised the
lake level over a foot Harvested (kept) Released (what they threw back)
cumulatively.
The Kraken is a
42 Rainbow 13 Lake Trout
mythological beast about Water level committee
2774 1 Large 4
Trout
the size of a Russian
nuclear submarine.
volunteers made 22 changes Yellow Perch
Mouth Bass
213 Large
to the dam gate height in Mouth Bass
10 Kraken hiding in the 2020 to balance the rain 6 10,725
1 Northern Pike
depths of Glen Lake Small Yellow Perch
would raise the water
events with Crystal River dam Mouth Bass
953 9
flow and maintain the lake at
21Rainbow 2
Small Mouth Bass
level only 1/4 inch. Bluegill
its target level.
Trout Bluegill 4
311Rock Bass
Cisco
With the GLA Water Level Volunteers doing everything they can 16Rock Bass 11 Northern Pike
c
to maintain a healthy balance what more can be done? What can
you do to prevent winter ice damage and erosion from high water 8 Lake Trout 3
WhiteSuckers
levels? Natural Shorelines and Bioengineering solutions are the
best defense and are best for water quality too. Contact Guardian
Ambassador Tricia Denton for a complimentary consultation today!
glenlakeguardians@gmail.com
Plankton Important Indicator of Lake Health
Learn more by attending MSU webinar “A New Wave of Thinking” The GLA has been monitoring phytoplankton In the six-year study a total of over 30 genera
March 24, 2021 Webinar Registration - Zoom and zooplankton in the deep basins of Big and were recorded. Big Glen plankton was often
Little Glen and Big and Little Fisher since 2014 dominated by a dinoflagellate named Ceratium sp.
and Little Glen was dominated by Microcystis sp.
Species richness and relative abundance were
recorded and show a general upward trend in The name Microcystis may sound familiar as it is
2020 Boat Wash the diversity of species detected. Good news! As members of this genus that are responsible for
species diversity is a positive indicator of overall the harmful algal blooms in places like Lake Erie
by the Numbers 3928 Total Boats
lake ecosystem health. that have made national news.
Most Microcystis communities consist of
(500+ more than 2019) individuals with and without the ability to
produce toxins such as Microcystin. The science
is still out on what triggers the toxins to be
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produced but warmer water temperatures and
876 487
excessive nutrients from fertilizers are believed
to play a role.
Pleasure
Power Washed Fishing Boats Boats Ceratium sp. Microcystis sp.
676 Info Sheets Distributed 644 1
21
Motors Flushed
4
Bait From
Other Lakes
Mussels Found Aquatic
Plants 2
Refusing Inspection
4 • . G L E N L A K E A S S O C I AT I O N . O R G Found G L E N L A K E A S S O C I AT I O N • 5
Discovery Boat 2020 Goes Virtual
Despite the inability to host in person
gatherings this past summer, the Discovery Supporting the
Boat crew jumped into action and created
more than 6 hours of educational videos, an
next generation of
enduring virtual educational library covering water protectors!
topics such as:
Geology of Glen Lake/Crystal River We couldn’t be more thrilled with the results
Aquatic Plants and Aquatic Gardens of our 2020 internship and student learning
of Glen Lake opportunities!
Snails and Clams of Glen Lake Thanks to generous annual donations to the
Fish of Glen Lake Patricia Dutmers and Elva Witler Memorial
Funds and Grants from the Grand Traverse
Swimmer’s Itch Regional Community Foundation Land Use and
Proposed Glen Lake/Crystal River Conservation and Planning Endowment and the
Watershed Overlay District Edward and Mikiko Williams Foundation, the GLA
Monitoring the Chemistry of Glen Lake was able to sponsor a total of 3 interns in 2020!
Eradication of Invasive Terrestrial NMC senior Holly Wright, MSU junior Evan Fink
Shoreline Plants and More! and Leelanau School senior Cecelia Denton,
collectively contributed over 450 hours to the
We hope to be back on the water with you in our top donors. In the meantime check out the
GLA and earned free of charge 4 college credits.
2021! 10 public cruises are planned in July Glen Lake YouTube channel to access the new
along with private, “custom” cruises available for Discovery Boat year round offering! One of the interns was able to qualify for over
$120,000 in college scholarships including the
Michigan Lakes and Streams Association Megan
E. Cook Memorial Scholarship. Her experience
What can you do to Swimmer’s Itch? Use the New Swimmer’s Itch as a GLA Intern was what set her apart from other
Reporting Tool!
prevent the itch? Prevention is applicants.
Cover your skin with swimwear
that covers the area you want
the Key! In 2020 the GLA joined a new North
American Swimmer’s Itch reporting Student opportunities didn’t end there. To wrap up
to be itch free (SI rarely affects a 50 years of trial and error, effort aimed at collecting data the 2020 season, GLA staff, interns and volunteers
person’s hands, feet, and face) plus the latest research to aid in prediction of swimmer’s provided over 40 hours of direct teaching and
have shown our best itch risk, identifying hot spots,
Towel off vigorously after and contributing to development field experience to 22 incoming Northwestern
swimming and most cost-effective Michigan College Freshwater Studies majors.
of a SI alert network. 46 cases
defense against of Swimmer’s Itch were reported
Swim in the afternoon or early Swimmer’s Itch is Students learned about the Glen Lake Guardian
evening vs. morning around Glen Lake in 2020 using the
prevention, not control. new system. In 2021, be sure to Map
Program, the proposed Overlay District, water
Do not swim when an onshore and Report any cases of Swimmer’s quality monitoring and research and assisted
wind is present Itch using the link on our website with invasive species mapping and removal.
Do not swim/wade in shallow water and help us Four of these students have already submitted
without using prevention measures build this
promising applications to be 2021 GLA interns and have
Install a swim baffle (float) in your new applied for a Michigan Student Research Grant to
swim area prevention help fund GLA invasive species programs.
tool with
Use a parasite skimmer
other lakes
Use a kid friendly wading or “kiddy across the Wouldn’t you like to help ensure
pool” vs. using shoreline lake water US and
for small kids to swim in Canada! this valuable experience continues
into the future? Contact us at
glenlakeguardians@gmail.com.
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“It’s All About the Watershed!” Development Committee and
When it comes to protecting water, the GLA knows it’s all about the watershed. Two important watershed 75TH Campaign Final Report
wide protection initiatives are underway, and our members are there to offer time and support. Learn more
on the GLA website about the Watershed (Management) Protection Plan and the Glen Lake-Crystal River Development Committee Development Committee 75th Anniversary Committee
Watershed Overlay District. The GLA helped to secure a $25,000 grant to update the 2009 WMP and Co-chairs-Tom Dutmers, Lori Lyman Chair-Lori Lyman
with work scheduled to be completed by 2022. A proposed Overlay Zoning District with enhanced water The goal of the Development
Committee is to provide long Sue Besio Stephanie Joseph Tricia Denton
protection features has moved into the review phase with our Township Planning Commissions and is being Elizabeth Carr Rob Karner Larry Faulman
met with positive response. More good news for the future of water! term financial stability for the David Cassard Susie Haley
Stan Kryder
Association, enabling the Richard Chormann Charles Ofenloch David and Susan Haughn
preservation of our fragile natural Tricia Denton Dee Smith Sallyanne Morris
resource for future generations Kris Fishman Bill Witler Ginny Rockwood
David Herr Dee Smith
through supporting our Pat Vredevoogd Combs
watershed protection programs.
Purchase your 75th Campaign GLA 75th Anniversary Donors
Kristin Hurlin In 2020, honoring a significant
commemorative $25,000 Cutler, Jeff & Tamara Denton, Tricia & Shawn
anniversary for the Glen Lake Dupont, Andy & Olivia Faulman, Larry & Nancy
Glen Lake Association, the Development Campbell, Brian & Mary Dutmers, Jim & Sue Fernandez, Drs. Francisco
Watershed poster Finnegan, Paul & Mary Dutmers, Tom & Monica & Lauren
Committee sponsored a Haley Family, Jane, John
on the GLA website Herr, David & Maureen Gietzen, Jeff & Georgia
fundraising campaign for 75 & Carrie, Peter & Barb Kryder, Stan & Joy Gorobetz, Andrew
click Shop 75th years of protecting the Glen $10,000 Lawton Gallagher Group Guething, Carl
Lake/Crystal River Watershed. McBirchway Venture, LLC Haley, Susan
Andrews, Charles McShane, Steve & Kathy Hamilton, Jeff & Diane
Contributions were dedicated Haggerty, Tammy Miller, Andrew & Janet Kanitz, Matt & Sara
to our Watershed Scientific Janata Family Nichols, Ron & Elayne Karner, Rob & Barb
Research and Monitoring staff Pierce, Denis & Martha O’Brien, Jerry & Lisa Langhorst, Martin
Tuktawa Foundation Ofenloch, Chuck & Sara & Marsha
position currently held by Rob Peggy Zukin Family Riegel, John & Kay Litch, Mike
Karner, who has been with the Rockwood, Bill & Donna Mallon, Meg
$9,999 - $5,000
GLA for 40 years! The goal was Smith, Greg & Dee McCally, Woody
to match $75,000 for a total Besio, Greg & Sue Westbay, Tim & Jackie McArthur, Bradley & Leah
The Dean Family Witler, Bill & Rita Moymeyer, Greg
of $150,000. Three generous Fishman, Ken & Kris Ofenloch, John
Association members stepped Garrison, Matt & Lindsay $999 - $25 O’Malley, Dick & Ann
forward each contributing Hayes, David Amarel & Miller, O’Neill, Ellen
Knight, Lester & Becky Irene & Dave Potter, Randy & Sheila
$25,000 to start the campaign. Lanphier, Edward & Barst, Anthony Quarderer, George & Carol
Our membership not only met Cameron Reder, Mark & Karen
Becker, Denny & Carole
the challenge, they, exceeded Lyman, Michael & Lori Bellows, Randall & Siepker, Frank & Tracy
it. As of December 31, 2020, Sprouse, Joanne Jeffery Anne Smith, Greg & Dee
Theiss, Vik & Susan Chesterfield, Smith, Lou & Karen
our members donated over
$4,999 - $1,000 David & Linda St. Julian, Joe & Jennifer
$200,000! The Glen Lake Combs, Pat & Guy VanderMeulen, Joe
Association offers our most Bohmer, David & Lynn Correll, Rick Ware, Don & Susan
sincere thanks to our donors Cassard, David & Cara Crowley, Mike Wille, Tom & Sally
Chormann, Dick & Carolyn
who continue to support the
Association and our important
research and educational
programs. Contributions were
dedicated to our
A special thanks to the
Development and 75th Watershed Scientific
Anniversary committees Research and Monitoring
who volunteered their time staff position currently
to make this campaign and held by Rob Karner.
8 • . G L E N L A K E A S S O C I AT I O N . O R G Anniversary celebrations G L E N L A K E A S S O C I AT I O N • 9
tremendously successful.
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Funding the Future of Water- 2020 Donors *Robert and Barbara Karner
*Bruce and Anne Lichliter
Gerry and Ellie Giffin
Larry and Julie Gigax
Honorariums
and Memoriams
Adam Looze Glen Craft Marina and Resort
In memory of Tom Aylsworth
The Glen Lake Association is $9999 - $5000 *Jim and Susan Dutmers *Jody Marquis *David and Penelope Gordon
JoAnne Beare
honored to recognize our 2020 Bev and Wade Fetzer Van and Sharon Martin *Scott and Ellen Gravelie
* Greg and Sue Besio Lee and Carol Bowen
Bill and Pat Gillula *Brad and Leah McArthur Sandra Hilst
Donors and Guardians. We Diane Dean Carolyn Bumgardner
Dan and Magee Gordon *Michael and Kenna McDonald Rowell and Penny Huesmann
are deeply grateful for their * Tom and Monica Dutmers Jim and Velma Dorsey
*Jeff and Diane Hamilton *Larry and Melisa Miller Charles and Irene Hurbis
commitment to protecting this * Ken and Kris Fishman Tom and Monica Dutmers
Rick and Meta Joutras *Annabel Moore Mark and Andrea Iuppenlatz
* David Hayes Dan and Magee Gordon
unrivaled place and its waters. *Stan and Joy Kryder *Jerry and Debbie Morawski *Jeff Johnson
* David and Maureen Herr Gary and Christine Johnson
*Jon and Laura Lanphier *Dave and Cheryl Morley Gary and Barbara Jones
GLA Legacy Members- Joseph Huffsmith Larry and Anne Krawczak
Bill and Karen Lott *Jay and Mary Morley Alan Kasper
$100,000 or more in Lester and Becky Knight Bruce and Anne Lichliter
Karen Massaroni George and Marilyn Nugent *Dick and Bonnie Kay
* Michael and Lori Lyman Bob and Sue Palmer
Lifetime Giving McBirchway Ventures Ellen O’Neill Dean Kelley
Duane and Christine Shugart Linda Peppler
Woody McCally John and Tiffany Ofenloch David and Gail Komendera
*Besio, Greg and Sue Joanne Sprouse Ken and Cindy Rosiek
Steve and Kathy McShane *Carl and Jackie Oleson *Joan Kramps
*Knight, Joanne * Vik and Susan Theiss Gary and Velma Sheffer
*Bill and Susanne Meserve *Thomas and Jean Petersen *Larry and Anne Krawczak
*Schilling, Richard and Barbara * Bill and Rita Witler Duane and Chris Shugart
*Andrew and Janet Miller Paul and Kim Polman Robert and Suzanne Laverty
SSI Surveying Solutions
Ronald and Elayne Nichols Randy and Sheila Potter Lawton-Gallagher
GLA Patrons - $50,000 $4,999 - $1,000 Jerry and Lisa O’Brien *George and Carol Quarderer *Mike Litch In memory of Patricia Dutmers
or more in Lifetime Giving Anonymous Anne and Dick O’Malley Mark and Karen Reder *Ruth Lovingood Jim and Susan Dutmers
Andrews, Charles Anonymous *Charles and Sara Ofenloch Frank and Tracy Siepker Leon and Pamela Lysaght Tom and Monica Dutmers
Campbell, Brian and Mary Anonymous Jim and Diane Oliver *Pat Smith *Meg Mallon In memory of Ronald Fornowski
*Chormann, Richard and Carolyn Anonymous Al and Kay Riegel *Joe and Jennifer St. Julian Randy and Margaret McElrath David and Dawn Baldwin
Dean, Diane *Bruce and Christie Alton *John and Ginny Rockwood Joseph and Karen Valenti *Rob and Judy Meyer Robert and Felicia Bloom
*Finnegan, Paul and Mary *Peter Anderson *Bill and Donna Rockwood Harvey and Marilyn Warburton Ann Meyers John and Ann Davey
*Gosiger Foundation *Denny and Carole Becker *Marcia Rose *Tom and Sally Wille Elaine Michener Israel Larry and Anne Krawczak
*Hoagland, John and Carolyn *Robert and Felicia Bloom *Jim and Diana Skogsbergh Pat and Deb Miller Pat and Sharon Oriel
*Lanphier, Edward and Cameron *Dave and Lynn Bohmer *Dee Smith $499 - $250 Donald and Patty Molten Frank and Marie Pfeifer
*Sprouse, Joanne Warren and Beverly Boos Lance and Ania Spitzner Dennis Linda Moroz Robert and Sharon Snell
Joan Antle *Julie Morris
Brian and Mary Campbell *Bill and Cherrie Stege Glen and Mary Stewart
David and Dawn Baldwin *Northwoods Hardware
*Dave and Cara Cassard Linda Stevenson
Total Giving - $10,000 Tim Barr-Art’s Tavern Bob and Mary Jane Novak In memory of Norman Knudson
*David and Judy Cheney *Bob Sutherland
and above *Patrick and Cheryl Barry, Jr. Michael Ouzounian Mark and Patti Knudson
David and Linda Chesterfield Curt Ward
Jeff and Patty Brandt Kait and JJ Paden In honor of Charles Lanphier Patton
Andrews, Charles *Richard and Carolyn Chormann *Tim and Jacki Westbay
Jim Chormann *Vic and Betty Peirce Elizabeth Christoforetti
Hagerty, Tammy Dave and Marilyn Coleman Chris and Judy Zukin
*Corinne Cochran *Roy and Elaine Pentilla
*Lanphier, Edward and Cameron Nancy Cook Jerry and Kathy Conroy In memory of Thomas Peppler
Peggy Zukin Family Jeff and Tamara Cutler $999 - $500 *Neil and Heather Peplinski Janet Peppler
Joe and Anne Cornillie Linda Peppler
*Pierce, Denis and Martha *Tricia Denton Cottonseed Apparel
Barry and Lynn Adler *Jerry and Mary Peterson In memory of Greg Warnes
*Robert J Trulaske Family Foundation *Andy and Olivia DuPont Rich and Robin Craig
Chuck and Kay Barnell Barry and Mimi Ransick Jim and Velma Dorsey
*Rotary Charities Jim and Beverly Duff Ben and Kathy Czerniawski
*Bill and Gwen Baxter Douglas and Beth Reid Susan Eggl
Tom and Darla Dumas *Rodger and Debbie Davis
*Jack and Renee Beam *Daniel and Jennifer Rockwood Robert and Susan Johnson
*Randall and Jeffrey Anne Bellows Timothy and Biruta DeConinck *Judy and Jeffrey Rycus Rose M. Laing
Guy and Pat Combs Carl and Polly DeFaria T. Johnson and Sarah Jane Segerlind Kristin Leach
Ron and Peggy Creten *Dale and Meg DeJager Lou and Karen Smith Pat and Deb Miller
William and Doreen Dean John and Karen Diggins Wendin Smith David and Diane Taghon
James and Sharon Doyle Maureen Doran Larry and Roo Smith In memory of Elva Witler
Bob and Barb Fehrmann *Dorsey’s on Glen Lake John and Sita Spring Bill and Rita Witler
*Paul and Mary Finnegan *Jim and Velma Dorsey Stenback Builders
Edmund and Eustacia Frank Charles and Catherine Drumm *Indicates these individuals, businesses
Bob and Jean Stoessel and organizations have also made the
*Judy and Jim Freeman Michael and Susan DuBrul Harry and Faith Stryker commitment to be Glen Lake Guardians!
*Jeff and Georgia Gietzen Edwin and Kathleen Dunn Timothy and Susan Unger
Robert and Constance Gula Chad and Macaire Dutmers Mark and Delanie Waldeck
*Susan Haley *Tom and Juli Erdmann Mark and Lee Weick
*Kay Hughes *Lawrence and Nancy Faulman Michael and April Wiater
Bruce and Judi Jacobs Ronald and Charlotte Fornowski Jennifer Yanover
*Richard and Suzanne Johnson *Freshwater Solutions Samuel Yates
Gary and Christine Johnson Funistrada
10 • . G L E N L A K E A S S O C I AT I O N . O R G Lisa Jorgensen Markevich David and Sharon Geisler G L E N L A K E A S S O C I AT I O N • 11
GLA Participates in Cutting Edge Multi-Lake The Glen Lake Association Needs You!
Septic Study with International Partners These are extraordinary times, Thank You for Membership Donation today! Supporting
standing with us! For more than 75 years, our at the $250 level or above provides the
The 2020 Septic Study that examined 15 sites in our members have helped us fulfill our promise to necessary revenue to continue our important
watershed revealed mostly good news. Using DNA preserve and protect the Glen Lake-Crystal River water protection efforts and remain a leader in
technology to identify septic bacteria in well and lake water, Watershed. Challenges remain, make your education and research.
a small percentage of samples showed connectivity to septic
influences in drinking and recreational waters. Each of the 15
sites were provided with their confidential results. Members, Check out
This summer, heat sensors to detect septic failure will also the Membership tab
be used to test the original 15 sites along with 15 new sites. on the GLA website
2022 will add 15 more sites for a total of 45 sites that will be to: Login, update
combined with results from other lakes in an international Your Profile, check
research study. your Membership
/ Donations status,
Learn more by attending the GLA Sponsored Second Annual access your Donation
Winter Water Quality Symposium. History, and peruse the
Member Directory.
Together we will
move forward into
the next 75 years
and beyond!
EMERGING
TECHNOLOGIES Featured Topics
include:
to Empower Effective
Inland Lake Stewardship
qPCR
Aerial Drones
Your GLA Board and Committee Chairs
eDNA OFFICERS COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Harmful Algal Edward Lanphier President Communications Vic Peirce
02/26/2021 Blooms Lori Lyman Vice President Community Relations Bill Witler
Communication Stan Kryder Treasurer Development Lori Lyman, Tom Dutmers
8:30am to 4pm Kris Fishman Secretary Finance and Investment Stan Kryder
David Hayes Past President Long Range Planning Jim Dutmers
Speakers from: Membership and Records Corinne Cochran, Dave Cheney
Detailed Agenda and University of
DIRECTORS
Nominating Bill Witler
Dave Cheney Rick Fink
Registration Link Alberta Corinne Cochran Vic Peirce Quality of Life Tom Dutmers
Water Level Bill Meserve
Freshwater Tom Dutmers Jennifer St. Julian
Water Quality Andy DuPont, Rob Karner
Solutions STAFF
PROGRAM CHAIRS
Public Health Rob Karner, Watershed Biologist
Tricia Denton, Administrative Coordinator/ Boat Wash/Invasive Species Mike Litch
Agency of Canada Fish and Wildlife Rick Fink
Guardian Ambassador
Zero Gravity Sallyanne Morris, Office Administrator/ Intern Program Tricia Dento,Tom Dutmers
Glen Lake Senior Boat Wash Coordinator Guardian Program Tricia Denton
Technology Cal Killen
Glen Lake Association’s In partnership with Association
septic research will be GLEN LAKE ASSOCIATION OFFICE GLEN LAKE ASSOCIATION WEBSITE
P.O. Box 551 | Glen Arbor, MI 49636 glenlakeassociation.org
featured at Symposium 231-334-7645 | Fax 231-334-7470 Office email: glenlakeassociation@gmail.com
Guardian email: glenlakeguardians@gmail.com
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