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Gary Nelson, President
Contact gary.nelson@epceis.com, 719-238-8379 for all questions or comments.
Gary Nelson has over 40 years of consulting, management, customer service, finance, and technical experience related to information technology, banking, and future investments. Gary will serve as a management member and president of the Company, Emergency Incident Support. Gary has been instrumental in the business planning, capital raising, financial planning and start-up of Emergency Incident Support. He also serves as one of the coordinators; monitoring calls and coordinating responses for emergency incidents such as fire, office of emergency management, law enforcement, search and rescue and public health. Gary envisions providing even great support to serve those who serve in the upcoming year.
Mary Williamson, RN, Treasurer
Mary Williamson is a retired computer programmer/systems analyst specializing in aerospace and defense systems. She has led design and development teams on military installations on Johnston Atoll, Guam, Alaska and Europe. Mary joined EIS in 2017 and has been an active member responding to fire, search and rescue and law enforcement events. Mary serves on county Health Department projects and at the Criminal Justice Center.
Watch the KRDO news clip where Jasmine Arenas interviews Mary for KRDO news.
Robert Liebl, Secretary
Incoming 1 January 2021
Roger Lance, Member at Large
Roger Lance is a retired Air Force Veteran of 29 years. He has over 3000 hours of flight time in various fighter aircraft. He has several years of experience in weapon system development, engineering, flight testing, and retired as Commander for advanced technology systems. After retirement he worked as a contractor for space-based systems development for US Space Command. Roger has been a volunteer providing support to first responders since 2005. He was instrumental in ensuring our first responders received exceptional support during the Waldo Canyon and Black Forest fires. As President of the EIS Board of Directors (BoD) he has led efforts to ensure Emergency Incident Support (EIS) continues to expand services to our first responders throughout the El Paso Community. He also serves as Vice-President of the Tri-Lakes Fire Protection District Board of Directors.
John Hildebrandt, DDS, Member at Large
John Hildebrandt has been a member of the Emergency Incident Support (EIS) team since 2019. He learned about the organization from Roger Lance (one of the founders of EIS) while both serving on the board of directors for the Tri-Lakes Monument Fire Protection District (TLMFPD). John began his public service commitment as treasurer, to the Tri-Lakes Fire department beginning in 1997 with a mostly volunteer organization. Since then, Tri-Lakes Fire Protection District has merged with Woodmoor/Monument Fire district forming the current TLMFPD; now a career department with three stations, a centrally located office location, 51 full time personnel and a budget just over $11 million. John currently serves the position of board president for TLFPD since 2019.
Looking back…John was an Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon, established a successful practice, Oral Surgery Associates of Colorado Springs, in 1981 and retired after more than 38 years of practice in January of 2020. He and his wife Bonnie, a registered nurse, have raised two children Kelsey & Daniel. Kelsey & Ryan Belsher have gifted them with 2 grandchildren, two masters degrees, volunteer activities in the community and healthy livelyhoods. Daniel is currently in medical school and engaged to Chelsea Moss, a captain in the Space Force.
John has developed a deep understanding, appreciation and respect for first responders. He recognizes the support they need and how they benefit from the organization; EIS provides this support remarkably well. He has been appointed to the board of directors for EIS as well as serving in the role of coordinator; monitoring calls and coordinating responses for emergency incidents such as fire, law enforcement, search and rescue. John has a high level of regard and appreciation for all members of EIS and its service to the community.