Board of Directors 

Jodi fell in love with Tucson while here on vacation and decided that she would live here one day.  She started to make her dream come true in 2008 when she purchased her condo on the West side.  She was a part-time resident until 2014 when moved here full-time from the San Francisco Bay Area in California. While in California, Jodi worked for a large mortgage insurance company. She led the training and organizational development group which was responsible for training of the company’s employees as well as training of the employees of its mortgage lender customers. When Jodi moved to Tucson, she became a self-employed trainer and speaker helping people get from where they are to where they want to be.  She is a Certified Jack Canfield Success Principles trainer and SkillPath Virtual Trainer.

Jodi was her mother’s caregiver for over 20 years following a massive stroke.  That led her to share her experience as the lead author of the book “Life: The Next Phase.  Navigating the Issues of Caring for Your Aging Parents or Loved Ones.”  She leads the Arizona Daughterhood circle, a group for women who are family caregivers to their aging family members.

Growing up, Jodi traveled with her parents (she crossed the Atlantic 8 times by the time she was 14) and picked up the travel bug.  She loves to visit new places and learn about the history and culture.  She has a long bucket list of places still to visit. No matter where her travels take her, Jodi always loves coming home to Tucson.  When in town, she likes to walk in Sabino Canyon (when not too hot), go wine tasting in Sonoita, read mysteries, listen to live music at Monterey Court, and try out Tucson’s many great restaurants.

A Board member since 2022, Jodi was unanimously elected to serve as the Vice President of the Board in February 2024. She also serves as the Chair of the Rules and Regulations Committee, and Chair of the Social Committee.  

Kathy Nohr was unanimously appointed to fill the vacant seat on the Board of Directors in February 2024. When the Board announced their request for letters of interest, Kathy was the sole applicant who rose to the occasion, offering the Board an extremely well-qualified candidate to appoint.

Owners at the Greens since 2018, Kathy and her husband, John Eisenhardt, are active community members. As seasonal residents, they divide their time between Arizona and Michigan. Their ownership of two condos at the Greens offers them the perspectives of both seasonal and investment ownership. When applying to serve on the Board, Kathy emphasized her interest in assisting with the ongoing maintenance and growth of the Greens community.

For 20 years before her retirement, Kathy owned a business selling, customizing, and installing ERP systems including financial systems, distribution, and manufacturing computer systems for medium to large businesses. Over the years, she grew her organization from a small two-person shop to 65 employees, which was rolled up into an international organization of more than 200.

With her solid background in accounting and finance from both internal accounting and installing major financial systems for clients and her MBA in international technology and finance, Kathy was an ideal candidate to be unanimously elected as Treasurer. Along with her professional background, Kathy has served on several non-profit boards over the years, including as treasurer at the Matthieu Botanical Gardens and in her current position on the finance committee for a Michigan Montessori school. Kathy also does volunteer work at the Tucson Botanical Gardens and fundraises for non-profits in MI. Kathy is also working on a Pima Master Gardener Certificate, which is an excellent asset for the Association.

Jeffrey Spoon and his wife, Terri Ginsburg, rented at the Greens for four years and before buying their condo in April 2019. Jeffrey considers himself lucky to be married to Terri for 21 years. When not at the Greens, Jeffrey and Terri call Ann Arbor, Michigan home.  They have 5 married children and 7 grandchildren. Finally, they have our dog, Poppy, a miniature Australian Labradoodle who was born in Tucson one year ago.

Jeffrey has an extensive background in construction and management in Southeastern Michigan. He has worked on single-family homes, apartments, condominiums and commercial shopping centers, studio production facilities and historic redevelopment.  He currently owns and manages Colonial Village Apartments in Westland, Michigan, a 305-unit Apartment Complex.  He is a partner of Lake Village of Fairlane Apartments, a 168-unit complex in Dearborn, Michigan.

In the course of professional work and volunteer opportunities, Jeffrey has been fortunate to serve on many boards.  He was the Vice President of the Builder’s Association of Southeastern Michigan, Board Member of Beth Israel Synagogue, Head of the Building Committee, Treasurer of Jewish Federation of Greater Ann Arbor, Vice President of Ann Arbor Bike Touring Society, Board Member of State Street Association and Board Member of Camp Tamarack.

Jeffrey is an avid cyclist.  He has had the opportunity to bike in America and Europe. His favorite bike trips were in Italy and Southern France. Jeffrey and Terri enjoy hiking and traveling together.

A Board member since 2023, Jeffrey was unanimously elected to serve as the Secretary of the Board in February 2024. He also serves as the Chair of the Architectural Review Committee. 

Rich Conrad and his wife April have been Greens owners since 2006. Rich joined the Board of Directors during the initial election of Directors in the fall of 2017. He has served as President, Vice President and Treasurer. 

During his time on the Board, Rich has focused on several key projects including the 2018 painting of all Greens buildings, creating a budgeting and forecasting model for current and future Greens financing, seeking owner approval of water sub-metering, designing and installing a new water system for the East side, and commissioning a new 2021 Reserve Study followed by a 2022 voter approval of a dues cap increase and a Special Assessment. Most recently, Rich led the team effort to award a contract for re-roofing all tile roofs at the Greens. 

Originally from Virginia, Rich and April met at the College of William and Mary, both earning Bachelor’s degrees. After their wedding in 1978, they moved to Seattle, WA where they both received Master’s degrees; April in Social Work and Rich in Public Administration. Rich served as Assistant City Manager and then City Manager for the City of Mercer Island, WA from 1978 to 2014. Rich and April love to travel – mostly in Europe – but also across the US. They enjoy hiking, biking, movies, good restaurants, wine tasting, and walking their dog Jordie. Rich is also an avid golfer. Both Rich and April love the Greens’ warm and welcoming community!