Board of Directors

Board Chair

Alan Walker

Alan Walker is a retired executive who spent 40 years in the international corporate sector in the heavy equipment for mining and constructing industries. Since his retirement from Caterpillar in 2013, Alan has focused on having a meaningful impact and has served as a Commissioner on the Denver Commission on Aging, on the Denver HRCP Advisory Board, as an AARP Ambassador, and the Chair of the Volunteer Leadership Council for Denver Botanic Gardens. Alan brings his experience to A Little Help as our Board Chair and serves on several committees.

Board Vice Chair

John Chase, Esq.

John is the managing partner of Montgomery, Amatuzio, Chase, Bell, Jones, a Denver-based civil litigation firm, where he has practiced law since moving to Colorado in 1999. His firm hosts A Little Help’s annual holiday party and he enjoys donating his time and expertise to assist A Little Help’s Board of Directors and its members with their legal needs. John's wife, Christy, a former board member, and daughters, Lucy and Sophia, also actively volunteer their time and energy to support A Little Help’s mission.

Board Treasurer

Marcy Greenslit, CMC

Marcy has been instrumental in bringing A Little Help to Berthoud and a great supporter of our work in Northern Colorado. She has been, and will continue to be, a strong voice on our Board as we continue to grow in NoCo.

Marcy has been a fixture in the Berthoud community since she moved there with her family in 2002. Her training and experience have prepared her to lead A Little Help in growth. Marcy holds her bachelor's degrees in zoology and medical technology, as well as a master's degree in Gerontology. With ten years of experience as a medical technician, Marcy gained valuable experience not only in that field, but in uniquely understanding healthcare systems and communications. She has since served in human services, leading programs in nursing homes, assisted living, and hospice facilities. She also served four years as an ombudsman, honing her advocacy skills and passion. Marcy currently works at A Care Management Group, Inc. and formerly as a Geriatric Care Manager with Action Healthcare, advocating and planning care for older adults across the Front Range. This has further honed her understanding of the critical role A Little Help plays in keeping older adults active and engaged, inter- and independent. She is passionate about the role of A Little Help in people's lives, the impact of our mission, and sees no limitations on our continued growth.

Board Secretary

Kat Stewart

Kat is the Vice President of Operations at the St. Charles Town Company and is excited to bring her experience in real estate development and community organizing to A Little Help as our Board Secretary. Kat serves on A Little Help's Executive and Philanthropy Committees.

Board Member

Dr. Paul Leon Ramsey

Raised in East Washington Park and Historic Baker, Paul has over 25 years’ experience building organizations and promoting positive social change. He is now the Major Gifts Officer of the UCC Pension Boards. Paul was the first full-time Executive Director of A Little Help, and holds his doctorate from the Iliff School of Theology. He earned his Masters of Divinity from Texas Christian University and a Bachelor’s from Abilene Christian University. Paul previously served as the Chair and then Vice Chair of Denver’s Commission on Aging and on its Advocacy Committee, the Vice Chair of the national Village to Village Network’s Board of Directors and on its Strategic Growth committee, the President of the Baker Historic Neighborhood Association and the former Broadway Merchants’ Association, and as a member of the Colorado Senior Lobby, Generations United, the Lincoln Elementary PTA. Paul is active in his children’s, Grace, Lucy, and Park, activities and is an avid reader, musician (he is the lead singer and songwriter for Leon and the Revival), aging athlete, and Denver sports teams fan. He is also the Pastor of Mayflower Congregational Church United Church of Christ in Englewood and his wife, Sarah, is a teacher at Cherry Creek High School.

Board Member

Bob Brocker

Bob Brocker is a semi-retired railroad executive and management consultant. He spends much of his time advocating for older adults with various nonprofit organizations: A Little Help, Colorado Senior Lobby, Advisory Council on Aging (DRCOG), and the SAPGA (Senior Action Planning Group on Aging) Technology and Innovation Committee. Bob is pleased to rejoin our board after serving as Board Chair from 2011-2014 and as a volunteer since 2010. He now serves on the Planned Giving and Philanthropy Committees.

Board Member

Rio Chacon

Rio Chacon is a Vice President at Alpine Bank. He currently works in the mortgage department and serves on A Little Help's Philanthropy Committee.

Board Member

Steve Davis

Steve is the President of Coblaco Services, Inc. and brings his business acumen to the board. Steve is a former Treasurer and Executive Committee member and serves on A Little Help's Philanthropy Committee.

Board Member

Shannon Love, MSW

Shannon Love is a Colorado native and graduate of Metropolitan State University and the University of Denver. After receiving her MSW, Shannon worked primarily with nonprofits and state health care programs serving medically underserved populations. Shannon has two boys, ages 10 and 12, and serves on the Special Events Committee of A Little Help.

Board Member

Sean McBride, CPA

Sean has more than 15 years of accounting, finance, and business consulting experience and is a partner at Plante Moran, formerly EKS&H, leading the IT Consulting's Business Analytics arm. Sean brings these skills to the board and our Finance Committee.

Board Member

Jonathan Mueller

Jonathan Mueller brings his entrepreneurial and philanthropic experience to A Little Help’s board. His past experience in fields from retail to skiing to operations gives Jonathan a unique way of looking at situations. He is the founder of The Pinecone Project and a realtor with Keller Williams Foothills, LLC. Jonathan serves on the Philanthropy Committee, focusing on corporate partnerships.