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​Protect Your Community
Our Team. ​
We are grateful to our founding members and association officers for all their work in getting the organization up and running in such a short period of time.
Barbara Mazurowski
President
Barbara is retired and a long-term resident of Crescent Park. She spearheads this operation and brought volunteers together to make it happen.
Tony Carmeli
Vice President
Tony is a long-term resident of Crescent Park who has been active for years in serving the Crescent Park and Coal Creek Canyon communities with both the CPLHOA and the CCCIA. At the CPCFPA he spearheads the emergency evacuation routes project.
Steve Shelton
Treasurer
Steve and his wife Sue came to Crescent Park in 2019 after enjoying 27 years in Florida. After a career as a chemical engineer and retiring as a VP, General Manager in the flavor and fragrance industries, Steve spends the majority of his time helping his wife wrangle two granddaughters. In his spare time he enjoys hunting, competitive shooting, golf, and other outdoor activities. He volunteered as Treasurer because he believes in protecting the beautiful life we all share up here.
Jean Tinder
Secretary
Jean has lived in Crescent Park since 2009 and works mostly at home as an online Content & Production Manager. She is a long-time volunteer with Saws & Slaws and neighborhood chipping events, and is delighted to support making our community safer and even more beautiful. She lives with two of her adult children and two adorable kitties.
Therese Lewis
Board Member
Therese retired in 2022 after a long career in sales operations. She and her husband Jay moved to Crescent Park in 2023. Therese is acutely aware of the threat of wildfire and is dedicated to prevention efforts and education to minimize the risk. She also volunteers with Saws & Slaws and serves on the board of the United Power Roundup Foundation.
Lea McComas
Board Member
Lea and her husband Jim moved to Crescent Park in 2016. She is a retired school teacher, and fiber artist. With a passion for the environment and a belief in the power of community, Lea joins the CPCFPA ready to do her part to make us all safer in the event of a wildfire.
