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Executive Board

The River Valley Ranch Master Association (RVRMA) Executive Board of Directors consists of seven elected volunteers who donate their

time and service to our community.

Contact us at boardofdirectors@rvrma.org

 

Michael Banbury John Lund Todd Richmond Ben Johnston
President Vice President Treasurer Secretary

 

   
Randy Spurrier   Carl Hostetter   Sherry Stripling
Director-at- Large   Director-at-Large   Director-at-Large

 

Michael Banbury – President

After having spent more than a decade visiting friends and spending time in the Roaring Fork Valley, Michael and Jillian Banbury finally moved into RVR during the summer of 2020. As the retired Chief of Cardiac Surgery at a large health system in Delaware, Michael now works occasionally as a Health Systems Consultant. He went to college at Wesleyan University in Connecticut and attended the University of Connecticut Medical School. After working as a cardiac surgeon at Cleveland Clinic for 11 years, he was recruited to Wilmington, Delaware where he and Jill raised their 2 sons and lived for 14 years. During that time he received his Master’s in Health Care Delivery Science from Dartmouth College Tuck School of Business. Michael enjoys outdoor activities, reading, and family time.

Term expires 2024

 

John Lund – Vice President

After owning a home at RVR since 2013, John Lund and his wife Julie became full-time residents at RVR in 2020, following legal careers in Utah. John remains active as a partner in the Mountain West law firm of Parsons, Behle & Latimer.  Julie is a retired juvenile court judge. They’ve long been connected to the Roaring Fork Valley as Julie’s family has lived here since the early 70s.

John earned an economics degree from the University of Colorado and a law degree from the University of Utah.  He handles challenging litigation throughout the Mountain West and advises clients in Western Colorado about real estate matters.  He has served in numerous leadership and volunteer positions.  These include several years as a Utah State Bar Commissioner and as Bar President for 2017-2018.  He currently chairs the Utah Supreme Court’s Office of Legal Services Innovation, which is leading the nation in ground-breaking reform of how the practice of law is regulated.  

John and Julie enjoy traveling near and far, everything from hiking in Moab to cooking lessons in Thailand. They spend lots of time outdoors, on the bike paths, the trails, the golf course, the ski slopes, and the rivers in our beautiful valley. 

Term expires 2024.

 

Todd Richmond, Treasurer

Todd Richmond is vice president of Finance at the Aspen Skiing Company, where he leads the company’s budget process, including financial projections throughout the year and managing capital spending. After graduating from the University of Colorado with an economics degree, Todd went to work for aerospace giant Boeing, working in the Purchasing and Contracts organizations. While in Seattle, he earned an MBA from Seattle University and received his Certified Public Accountant license.

Todd has served on the RVR Board since 2013. He and his wife, Lisen, live in the Old Town neighborhood at RVR with their two pre-teen daughters, Kinley and Elleree. As a family, the Richmonds enjoy the quintessential Colorado activities: hiking, biking, running, camping, and skiing. During winters, Todd teaches classes on weekends at Snowmass when things get busy, and the demand for ski instructors is high. An avid aviator, Todd enjoys flying his Glassair Sportsman, a single-engine airplane he keeps in Glenwood Springs. Todd got his pilot’s license at age 20; his instructor was older brother Peter Richmond, now a commercial airline pilot who also lives at RVR.

Term expires 2026.

 

Ben Johnston – Secretary

Ben Johnston is a founder and partner of the law firm Johnston | Van Arsdale | Martin. His practice includes advising small businesses, homeowners associations, and litigating real estate, construction, and personal injury disputes. After graduating from William Jewell College in Liberty, Missouri, Ben earned his law degree from the University of Missouri at Columbia. He worked for large law firms in New York City and Kansas City before moving to Carbondale in 2015.

First appointed to the RVR Board in 2018, Ben has always taken a keen interest in leadership positions in his community, personally and professionally. He served on the Roaring Fork Leadership Academy Board of Directors, was a past president of the 9th Judicial District Bar Association, and was a member of the Aspen Young Professionals Association. Ben and his wife, Kristin, have two young sons, Theodore and Sawyer. Together, they enjoy family time at the RVR pool, as well as taking advantage of the many outdoor activities the Roaring Fork Valley has to offer — including rafting, fishing, hiking, biking, and camping.

Term expires 2026.

 

Randy Spurrier “RJ” – Director-at-Large

Randy “RJ” Spurrier and his family moved to RVR in 2011 from San Francisco, and they’ve never looked back. RJ is a software developer, and the co-founder of three consumer product review websites launched since moving to Carbondale: BabyGearLab, TechGearLab, and OutdoorGearLab. RJ was previously the founder and CEO of several San Francisco start-up software companies. He holds a patent in digital imaging technology and was formerly a Vice President at Adobe Systems. He earned his B.A. from the University of California at Berkeley in robotics and automated control systems.  When he’s not sitting behind a keyboard, RJ enjoys spending time with his wife and two kids hiking, climbing, mountain biking, and tinkering in the garage on robotics projects.

Term expires 2024.

 

Carl Hostetter – Director-at-Large

Carl and his wife Tricia have lived in The Boundary at RVR since 2020. Carl is retired from a 40-year career in commercial and private banking in Delaware. He was a Managing Director at Wilmington Trust Company. Carl also served as Interim General Manager of RVRMA for five months.

Carl is on the Board at The Boundary sub-association in the capacity of Secretary/Treasurer. He is serving on the Long-Range Planning Committee and has served on the Short-Term Rental Committee.

Carl’s activities in the Valley include golfing, skiing, hiking, and biking.

Term expires 2026.

 

Sherry Stripling – Director-at-Large

Formerly a corporate Director of Talent Management & Organizational Capability, Sherry Stripling has 35 years of progressive Human Resources leadership experience and currently has a consulting practice focused on team facilitation, leadership development and succession planning. She holds a BBA in Finance from Texas Christian University and a Masters in Organizational Leadership from Norwich University.

After an extensive search for the most idyllic place for the next phase of their lives, Sherry and husband Tad purchased in RVR in January 2020 and moved from the Denver area to the valley in 2021. They love spending time with their two adult daughters (one in Australia) and three grandchildren in the Denver area. Sherry’s favorite pastimes are reading fiction, hiking, SUP and skiing.

Term expires 2025