Board of Directors

BOARD CHAIR

Mike first experienced Jackson while on honeymoon with his wife, Kathryn. They were both immediately drawn to the mountain lifestyle and within two years transplanted their east coast roots. They now have three amazing children, the youngest of whom has Down syndrome.

Mike has always loved team sports and the outdoors. He is excited to share Teton Adaptive’s mission to promote inclusion and equal access so people of all abilities can experience all the amazing opportunities this valley has to offer.

VICE CHAIR

Claire is passionate about working with people with disabilities. She was born in New Jersey but has worked in Wyoming, Idaho, Washington and Oregon. She started as a volunteer with Special Olympics and has also worked in a variety of Parks and Recreation Programs providing classes and volunteering in recreational activities for adults and children with disabilities.

Claire moved to Jackson to continue her outdoor interests and help individuals with disabilities to recreate. She was an Adaptive Physical Education teacher and Teacher for Visually Impaired and is now devoting her time to continue her goal to give opportunities to individuals with disabilities to recreate.

TREASURER

Isaiah grew up in the Black Hills of South Dakota. With a public school teacher father and a social worker mother, Isaiah was raised understanding the importance of helping others. He arrived in Wyoming in 2001 to attend the University of Wyoming. After graduating, Isaiah moved to Jackson and worked as a whitewater raft guide and a child care specialist at Redtop Meadows treatment center. Isaiah returned to the University of Wyoming to attend law school in 2011 where he also coached and volunteered with Special Olympics.

In 2019, Isaiah returned to Teton County and he is currently a partner the law office of Stelting & Gross, LLC. Isaiah loves recreating on rivers and in the mountains with his wife and daughter. His passion carries forward to creating recreational opportunities for people with disabilities.

SECRETARY

Bio coming soon!Robbi Farrow is a Wyoming native. She graduated from Colorado State University with a BS in Occupational Therapy and holds a Masters degree in Organizational Leadership from Quinnipiac University. Robbi started volunteering with the Muscular Dystrophy Association as a camp counselor and that one summer evolved into fifteen summers. Over the years she has been a nine-year volunteer ski instructor through the Winter Park National Sports Center for the Disabled, volunteered with the Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center, and taught in the adaptive ski program at JHMR.

Robbi started her work in Jackson in 1988 at the Learning Center (now the Children’s Learning Center). She serves on a number of local and national non-profit boards.

BOARD MEMBER

Kevin Burke was born and raised in New Hampshire and he has been in Jackson Hole since 1991. His wife, Carolyn, and he have one son, Brendan, who participated with TAS and Special Olympics for about a decade. Carolyn and Kevin both continue to volunteer with Special Olympics in varying capacities.

Kevin loves the Jackson environment and can usually be found on a pair of skis or varying types of bicycles and loves to travel overseas to cycle and check out other mountain towns.

Kevin has completed board membership duties on both JHTRA and Pathways Taskforce and is also a principal at Carney Logan Burke Architect and Design.

BOARD MEMBER

Tori Lee was born and raised in New Jersey, where she began volunteering with Special Olympics in middle and high school. She graduated from the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia as a Doctor of Occupational Therapy and soon after realized that the city was not for her.

She began working as an OT at the Jackson Hole Middle and High School in 2018, and began skiing with her students for Special Olympics and Teton Adaptive that winter. Since then, she has fallen in love with Jackson and the opportunities it provides to people with disabilities. Tori is passionate about supporting people with disabilities in accessing these opportunities, especially when they are transitioning out of high school, into the real world. She is excited to be a member of the board!

BOARD MEMBER

Jeff Moll is a lawyer in Jackson Hole, who likes to spend his free time skiing, climbing, playing hockey and golf, and raising his son, Max, with his wife Margaret.

BOARD MEMBER

Originally from upstate New York, Matt Clos moved to Jackson in 2003. With a deep passion for skiing and outdoor sports, he enjoys family time with his wife Andrea and their two boys, Theo and Simon. Matt's commitment to the Jackson community fuels his dedication to advancing the mission of Teton Adaptive: to develop recreation opportunities for people with disabilities in the Greater Teton Area.

BOARD MEMBER

Anthony moved to Jackson 15 years ago and with zero experience in the mountains, Anthony learned to ski, hike, and bike the hard way. Since then Anthony met his dear bride Annie, and together had two beautiful daughters. Annie and Anthony are excited to see them grow up in Jackson with all its amazing recreational opportunities.

Anthony grew up with team sports and participated in football all the way up to the collegiate level.

Anthony is excited to bring that teamwork mentality to TA and bring the same opportunities his daughters have to everyone who wants them.

BOARD MEMBER

Bio coming soon!

BOARD MEMBER

Bio coming soon!