| Members of OHBTC have been busy working for b>"more and better bicycling in Southern Maryland." |
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Kevin Colvin is chair of the Safety Committee. He was previously the road captain and president. |
Randy Schoch is C coordinator and past president. Randy joined the club its first year and has held almost every position. |
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Mimi Newcastle is the club treasurer and keeps the finances in order. |
John Hutson is road captain |
Jim Hudnall is chairman of the Public Relations Committee and a past president. Jim does the club web site. |
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Pierre Summerville, past chairman of the safety committee, is one of Maryland's leading proponents of bicycle safety education. Pierre has organized many Bicycle Safety Rodeos and is a board member of the Washington Area Bicyclist Association. |
Jeanne Ulrich, event coordinator, has organized the club's May Metric, Patuxent River Rural Legacy Rides, the Southern Maryland Centuries. She designed the club jersey. |
Dorothy Hodges is past chairperson of the Public Relations Committee, and met monthly deadlines for more than 30 years in editing, producing, and mailing the club newsletter. |
 Rita Zuchelli is past vice-president and started the popular Friday Evening Stress Relief rides on the Henson Creek Trail. |
 Diane Harris has served as secretary and road captain. |
John Travis is one of our most dedicated volunteers, helping on most club events, as well as on CAM, PACE and PPTC events. |
 Mark
Holt is founder and coordinator of the Southern Prince George's County Trails
Coalition. Mark and Coalition members work with county leaders and planners
for more trails. The M-NCPPC budget now includes funding for completing the
Henson Creek Trail from the Potomac River to the Branch Avenue Metro Station
and starting segments of the Potomac Heritage Trail. |
 Bill
Kelly is chairman of the College Park Area Bicycle Coalition (he started
it more than 15 years ago). Bill worked with bicycling advocates and the Maryland
General Assembly for passage of Bicycle and Pedestrian Access 2001. His efforts
have resulted in the College Park city council voting to recommend wide bike
lanes on US route 1 |
 Fred
Shaffer is a trails planner with M-NCPPC and chairs the county's Bicycle
and Trails Advisory Group. BTAG developed a list of bicycle projects (off-road
trails and on-road bikeways) for the "joint signature letter" of county transportation
projects. Fred chairs the Potomac Heritage Trail BTAG Subcommittee that
is planning trails and a bike route from Oxon Hill Farm to Marshall Hall. |
| Everyone can help.
Your help is needed.
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