Fran is a retired elementary school teacher who considers herself to be a patron of the arts in their many diverse forms. She loves to visit art galleries, big and small, and artists' studios wherever she travels. Her organizational skills come in handy in her role as Chair of the Iroquois Falls Arts Council. Fran appreciates the arts for the many benefits that they bring to society as a whole and to individuals. She enjoys weaving but notes that her production level is very low, due to the fact that she spends too little time at the loom.

Term:  2022-2024

As a newly elected Board member, Linda Miller hopes to bring her past experience as a paralegal to utilize those specialized skills in her new role.  She has always had a life long passion for creativity and the arts.  Expanding the arts to include the community of Iroquois Falls will be her focus.

Term: 2022-2024

Jennifer is a poet at heart, and appreciates the arts in its many  textures and colours. She is a retired violin luthier, and also worked with Leisure Services for many years, Contact North online learning, and the Saint Germain Foundation, located in Schaumburg Illinois. Jennifer is delighted to share her knowledge and experience serving the Iroquois Falls Arts Council and community.

Term:  2022-2024

Ken has been a resident of Iroquois Falls since 1970, and was a teacher of mathematics at Iroquois Falls Secondary School for 36 years before retiring in 2006. Ken was a member of Scouts Canada in his youth, and a Scout Master from 1970-2018. He is a member of the Iroquois Falls Community Choir, and has been since its inception. He recently became a member of the Horticultural Society, the Museum, CDSSAB and now the Iroquois Falls Arts Council. Ken enjoys being an active community member and volunteering where he can. His knowledge in mathematics most certainly aids in his role as Treasurer.

Term:  2023-2025

Ben Lefebvre has been retired since December 2010.

He presently sits on Iroquois Falls municipal council. He was subsequently elected in October 2022 after being appointed to council in July 2021 to fill a vacancy. He was also on municipal council for one term in the late 90’s.

A long-time community volunteer and activist, Ben was the key figure in organizing the Porquis Blues Festival for several years.

Term:  2023-2026

Stephanie’s veins have the arts running through them everyday. She has trained in dance, vocal and theatre with Dance as her major. She began dancing at the age of 7 and has owned her own dance studio since 2014. While Stephanie has an ultimate love for the Performing Arts, she is always drawn to the Arts in any community. She has travelled all over North & South America with her dance career and is happy to be back home to share her love for the arts with her community.   

Term:  2023-2025

Robin Edmunds is a professional artist who was born and raised in Iroquois Falls.  From the time she was a child, Robin loved to draw and paint, so it was not surprising when she decided to pursue a career in art.  She opened her art studio and print shop in 2018, where she devotes her time to creating art as well as teaching drawing and painting skills to children and adults.  Robin also shows her strong sense of community engagement by teaching on location in local seniors' residences, group homes and schools. Robin is a respected member of the arts scene in Iroquois Falls and surrounding area.

Term:  2023-2025

Jaspreet Kaur, hailing from the vibrant region of Punjab, India. With a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration and further studies in Business Management and Supply Chain Management, she possess a blend of business acumen and managerial skills. Despite her academic pursuits, her passion for arts, crafts, and painting has always been a constant in her life, often finding expression in creative school assignments. Additionally, she finds solace and enrichment in the world of literature, nurturing a keen interest in reading.