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Meet the Board

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• Wayne Holbrook President
• Kimberly Daboo, Vice President
• Janice Friis, Secretary
• Milford Cole, Treasurer
• Jennifer Amundsen, Director
• Ron Porras, Director
• Roe Froman, DVM, Director
• Judith Hiller, Director

Judith Hiller, Director

 

My St. Bernard came to me at five months of age (in 1975) and I needed help controlling her enthusiasm, so I signed up for obedience classes! As the class became the highlight of my week, I arrived early each night and it was there I saw the instructor working her Clumber Spaniel, Oakhill’s Lady Liberty. I fell in love with that attentive little dog (compared with my Saint) and her wonderful attitude towards everyone and everything, and told the owner that if she ever bred her, I would be interested in a puppy. Two years later I got a postcard telling me that a litter had been born and two boys were available. In November 1977 we brought home Liberty Drummer who began my life in Clumbers!

Over the past 30+ years I have bred 12 litters (total of 45 puppies), finishing 9 champions, 4 CD’s, 2 CDX’s, an MX/MXJ (two others, owned by someone else, with agility titles), and produced 14 Clumbers with OFA hips.

After serving as Editor of the CSCA Bulletin from 1986-1992, I served as breed columnist, and am currently on my second stint, for the AKC Gazette, this time since July 2002. I have been the CSCA OFA Representative for at least 15 years, and the Awards Record Keeper for approximately the same amount of time.

I am honored to be a member of the Board of Directors for the Clumber Spaniel Health Foundation.