Town Council

Trevor was born and raised right here in Rosetown, and was elected to Council in 2016. He works as a Journeyman Autobody Technician. In his down time, he enjoys spending time with his family and playing on a weekly eight-ball pool league.

Greg has lived in Rosetown for 30 years. He is well known in town for being a volunteer on many boards and committees. He currently is the Chairman for the Recreation Committee.

Jadwiga began working and volunteering in Rosetown in 2008. After years of commuting from Saskatoon, she made Rosetown her home in 2013. She has a passion for promoting the voice of rural communities in all her work. She has developed partnerships that led to successful research in Rosetown that contributed to knowledge about healthy aging in place for rural residents of Saskatchewan. Professionally, Jadwiga is a Registered Dietitian (RD) with expertise in population health, public health and community development. She has a Bachelor of Science (Nutrition) and a Master of Science degree with a Community Residency program from the University of Saskatchewan. Jadwiga is an advocate for quality research data and is a published author in scientific journals.

Jadwiga has an international history and is of Polish and British heritage. She was born in England with rural Ontario being her first Canadian home. Leisure time included horses and girl guides. Jadwiga was also a competitive athlete and coach – gymnastics and bodybuilding. Now it is a slower pace of antique tractors, auctions and gardening.

^{I was raised in Herschel and attended school in Rosetown so I've lived in this area my whole life. I am currently the Marketing Coordinator for Western Sales and have held this position for the last three years. Prior to that  I was the Communications Officer for the Sun West School Division for seven and half years and was the Morning Show Host/ Program Director for CJYM/CFYM for five and a half years.}

^{I have sat on professional associations and completed several pertinent professional development programs throughout my working career including:
·   Current Member of Provincial Agricultural Equipment Dealers Show Executive
·   Director of the Saskatchewan School Business Officials
·   LEAN Practitioner
·   LAFOIP Training
·   Educational Leadership Institute Program at the University of Regina.}

^{I hold a Criminal Justice Diploma; a Broadcast Journalism Diploma and I am currently pursuing my Bachelor of Professional Arts Communications Degree through Athabasca University.}

<sup>I have also held volunteer positions on various community groups and coached youth in sport, as follows:
·  Current Board member of Organized Hamlet of Hitchcock Bay (2019 – present)
Past:· Member of the Rosetown Elks and Royal Purple #175 
         · Coach of Rosetown Senior Girls High School/4H Curling teams 
         · Team Coordinator and Emcee for Rosetown Relay for Life Committee 
         · Director and Secretary-Treasurer for West Central Community Justice Committee
         · Director and Secretary of the Rosetown Curling Club Executive 
         · Coach of Rosetown Mite/Squirt Girls Softball team
         · Nominee for Rosetown Citizen of the Year 
         · Rosetown Chamber of Commerce Committee Member

I enjoy spending time with my family and friends as much as I can in my spare time. I curl in league in Rosetown and in various bonspiels around West Central Saskatchewan. I have also started taking dressage lessons at Crystal Beach Adventures in Harris and absolutely love it. I have a love and passion for travelling the world and have been to many places so far, including summitting Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa. But there are many more places still on my bucket list.</sup>

I was born in Milden, Sask. and have lived in and around Rosetown all my life. I was in the Grain Industry for over forty years and retired a few years ago. I still remain active at various jobs in town. My

 wife, Laurie, has been in the Health Care field for over thirty years. We have two sons, Jason and Cliff. We have two grandsons, Alex and Cole (Cliff and Angela’s sons). I have always tried to remain active

 through involvement in hockey and various other committees since we moved here in 1989. I look forward to serving on our Town Council.
 

I arrived in Rosetown in the summer of 1991 as a young, single, United Church Minister from Alberta. Since then, I have made this my home even though I only worked for the church for 10 years of that time. I have also taught the Independent Education class for Rosetown Central High School for about 12 years. I have a husband of 27 years and raised our son who also lives in Rosetown, along with 2 older stepsons, 3 grandchildren, and many good friends. We love to camp and garden in the summers and keep ourselves busy with family, friends and projects the rest of the year. I am involved in local art and drama and am currently serving on the Rosetown Theatre Board. I am also involved in the United Church both locally and in the larger district. At present, I am retired but still substitute teach and occasionally lead worship. My main focus in retiring (besides grandchildren) is writing which has been a side interest for many years. I am thankful for this new opportunity to serve on our Rosetown Council and will work as part of the Council team to make this town a good, fair, and welcoming place to live. 

On New Year's Day 2001 my family moved from Calgary and chose Rosetown as our home preferring the small-town culture and community to the pace of life in such a large city.  Since our arrival I have worked in the IT Department for the local Credit Union where I currently serve as the Manager of Applications and Administration. 
 
 I have been active with our Scouts group for since 2003 where I've had the privilege to be a leader, Group Committee member and even served as the Group Commissioner for about 10 years.  I also became involved with our local theater group around 2015 where I help with our printed materials and occasionally find my way on the stage where I manage to mostly remember my lines and keep people laughing.
 
 Growing up an "army brat" my family moved often, about every 4 years on average and no matter where we found ourselves, I was always taught that if you had something to offer you should, if someone needed help you gave it and if you weren't willing to try and help fix something then you shouldn't complain about it. When you combine that upbringing with my family's long history of service to others in our communities and country, well then running for council just felt like the natural and right thing to do.  I look forward to working with council to leverage our collective knowledge and experiences to make the best decisions for our town that we can.