A member of the Fellowship since 2003, Camille (she/her) and spouse, Rusty, raised three kids in BVUUF. Camille identifies Mexican-American. She’s a newly retired speech language pathologist, having created success for children facing dyslexia, central auditory processing disorder, ADHD and autism for 30 years. A resident of Boulder, she’s now a full-time potter and loves biking, camping, and skiing. Camille’s passion is children and justice. She has served the Fellowship as a service associate, Social Justice chair, co-leader of a youth mission trip to Guatemala, member of the Welcoming Committee, Interfaith AIDS Coalition liaison, Coming of Age mentor twice, covenant group facilitator and member of JEDI. She was also part of the capital campaign that moved the Fellowship from Boulder to Lafayette.
