Dr. Will Lombardi has lived, worked, and raised a family in Quincy, CA since 1987 when he arrived from the Bay Area to attend Feather River College. Since then, Will has worked as a wildland firefighter on the Plumas Hotshots, as a carpenter for area homebuilders, and finally, as a tenured professor of English at FRC.
Will studies, reads, and writes about western, California, and local literatures in ecosocial contexts. He spends his time rambling in the local|wild enjoying birds, flowers, and fish. Will is committed to supporting the fine arts and culture of our watershed. Jane Braxton Little has served on the Plumas Arts Board since 2019.
Based in Plumas County, Jane Braxton Little is an independent journalist covering science and natural resource issues for publications that include the Atlantic, Audubon, Bay Nature, Discover, National Geographic, Scientific American and Yale E-360. |
Fifty+ year resident of Greenville, Lee Anne Schramel has a Bachelors in Forestry & Masters in Recreation Administration. Lee Anne worked for 33 years (retired) with U.S. Forest Service (FS)-Plumas National Forest, headquartered in Quincy. Majority of her career was spent as the Forest's Public Affairs Officer. She is the longest serving member (20 years) of the Plumas County Tourism Committee-Plumas County Visitor Bureau and Coordinator (23 years) for the USDA FS Butte & Plumas Resource Advisory Committees (committee management/in-house, grant & contract project outreach/management). Can’t sing, write, act, paint, sculp, or dance but loves to fake it.
Patty Llamas is an artist and educator residing in Quincy, CA. She joined the board in the spring of 2023.
Patty holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and an associates in Outdoor Recreation Leadership. In the last decade, she’s had the opportunity to work with federal, state, private, and non-profit organizations. Since moving to Plumas County in 2016, she has continued to work in both the environmental and educational field. Patty strongly believes access to the arts is an intricate part of building stronger and more thriving communities and is grateful for the opportunity to share her support for this and her passion for the arts as a Board Member of Plumas Arts |
Other Members:
Jodi Beynon, Quincy
Jodi Beynon, Quincy