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Alisa L. Webb
Executive Coordinator
Alisa has been a lifelong resident of Cecil County. She earned her Associate Degree from Cecil College and her BS degree in education from Towson University. She has taught science in Cecil County at both public and private schools for the last 28 years. Alisa has been married to her high school sweetheart, Steven, for 27 years and has lived and raised her family in Colora. Alisa has always been involved with her community through church, youth sports, and mentoring. She has had a passion for nature since she was a young child. Alisa embraced the outdoors and agriculture spending many hours on her family’s farm milking and helping keep up with the daily chores. Her enthusiasm and passion for nature has always been contagious. She joined the Cecil Land Trust as the Executive Coordinator in order to broaden the impact of her passion for agriculture and conservation.
Staff
Board of Directors
Bill Kilby
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Virginia Kennedy
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Tom Klenk
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Charles Herzog
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Sally WarnerSally spent her formative years running barefoot through cow pastures and picking bagworms off her family’s Christmas trees. Her love of nature and the outdoors transformed into a desire to conserve the rolling hills of western Cecil County when she returned from college and found the landscape decimated by development. As a member of the Land Trust and a mother of three, Sally hopes to preserve the unique agricultural identity of Cecil County for generations to come.
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Tom HannumTom grew up on a farm in Chester County, spending summers in Cecil County. After graduating from Wake Forest University, he settled in Cecil County, worked for the Sheriff’s Office and together with his wife Holly, raised 3 children in North East. Tom brings his enjoyment of biking to his work for the Cecil Land Trust. He organizes the annual Cycle for Cecil ride, which raises awareness about, and funds for, the preservation of farm land in the County.
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Sarah MackieSarah is a life-long resident of Cecil County. She became interested in animals, particularly horses, at a young age. She earned her Bachelors in Animal and Poultry Science from Virginia Tech and completed her degree in veterinary medicine (with an equine emphasis) at the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine. She currently practices at Winbak Farm in Chesapeake City. Sarah wishes to protect open space and the agricultural character of Cecil County from encroaching development of neighboring counties.
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Jeremy RothwellJeremy is a 12th generation Cecil County native, and grew up on a small Standardbred horse farm outside of Chesapeake City. He holds a Master of Arts in Urban Affairs & Regional Planning from the University of Delaware and is the City Planner and Main Street Manager for Harrington, Delaware. Jeremy is active in a variety of community organizations on the Upper Eastern Shore and is a passionate advocate for the preservation of the County’s agricultural lands and rural economy.
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Doug MegeeDoug is a lifelong resident of Cecil County. He grew up on a farm near Rising Sun and now runs Airlie Farm, a small family operated farm whose lamb is pasture raised and locally processed in a USDA inspected facility. See Airlie Farm lamb at the Havre de Grace farmer’s market. Doug’s family is active in 4-H and many other local organizations.
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Joe CarabettaBoard Member Joe Carabetta has been active with the Cecil Land Trust from its inception. Joe is a retired Engineer from Aberdeen Proving Ground with a BS degree in AG Engineering from Pennsylvania State University. Joe and his wife Diane Carabetta are graduates of the Cecil County Watershed Stewards Academy and reside in Perryville. Joe is active in Cecil County politics and is also active with the Sons of American Legion and is Vice President of Turkey Point Light Station.
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Ryan Fisher
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Edwin Merryman
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George Spence
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Bob Porter
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Cycle for Cecil Committee
Tom Hannum
Charles Herzog
Tom Klenk
Sally Warner
Thank you also to the CLT Board of Directors for helping to secure event sponsors and pitching in during the event.