Jan Felix
Historian and Medical Liaison
Jan has been involved with ECH for 14 years serving as president, executive director and presently as member of the executive committee, now with a focus as Medical Liaison coordinating spine/cranial expeditions. Born and raised in Springville, Utah, he served a mission for the LDS church in New Zealand, attended Brigham Young University where he received his BS and MS degrees.   His professional career of 38 years was with the LDS Church Educational System as a seminary and institute instructor and administrator. Nineteen years he spent at the Orem Institute on the campus of Utah Valley University where he was the institute director for 9 years.
Jan and his wife Becky of 52 years live in Lehi, Utah. Becky has been a longtime volunteer with Mothers Without Borders Foundation as well as with Jan at Eagle Condor. They have 5 children and 17 grandchildren, with 9 of those children having been on humanitarian expeditions, several multiple times. He has been to Peru, Ecuador, Borneo and Cuba with Eagle Condor and participated in 46 different expeditions. He brings a wealth of experience and love for those wonderful and needy people in these countries.

Scott Jolley
Treasurer
Scott has over 23 years of Medicare reimbursement experience in the healthcare industry working in a “big four” CPA firm, as the Controller for a chain of healthcare providers, and as founder and principal of Pinnacle Healthcare Consulting. As a CPA and business owner, Scott provides sound guidance and wisdom to all ECH projects and programs.

Celeste Bain is inspired daily by her Argentine heritage with the food she eats and the Mate she drinks. She is a graduate of Utah State University, and her service as an LDS missionary in La Paz, Bolivia, gave her a life long passion for humanitarian work. Fluent in Spanish and English, she has used both working in private and government sectors, but has found her nonprofit work to be the most personally satisfying. Celeste has five happy children that she raised in a single-parent family. Currently she has two beautiful grandchildren with a third on the way.

Rebecca Cressman is the host of KSFI/FM100.3 Midday Show from 10am-3pm on the most listened to radio station in Salt Lake City. A San Diego native, she adopted Utah as her home years ago after living across the country and across the borders working in news and entertainment media. She and her husband are the parents of three sons, daughter-in-laws, and a beautiful grandchild. Rebecca is fluent in Spanish and travels to Latin and South America where she’s deeply involved in humanitarian projects as a board member and expedition leader with Eagle Condor. Rebecca is an Emmy nominated former TV Host and continues to guest-host on local television, she graduated in Communications from Brigham Young University, studied towards a Master Degree in Education, and currently hosts FM100.3’s weekly community affairs radio show, Utah Weekly Forum, each Sunday night.

Born and raised in southeastern Arizona, Doug served a church mission in Peru and was fortunate to return to Peru in 2010 where he had his first interaction with Eagle Condor working together in a small pueblito outside of Cusco.  He has a deep love and respect for the great people of Latin America.  Doug and his wife, Susan, are parents to five children and grandparents to three beautiful granddaughters.  During their 30 years of marriage, they raised their children in Louisiana, Texas, New York, Minnesota, and Indiana.  A job transfer brought the Crocketts to Utah in 2019.
Doug and Susan have now entered into a season in their lives where they are enjoying additional time focused on serving those in need.  They are grateful for the opportunity to bring a lifetime of experiences to assist in delivering the noble mission of Eagle Condor Humanitarian.

Keith Johnson has been with Eagle Condor from the very start. 

Al is our resident renaissance man. He was born in Buffalo, New York and grew up in Indianapolis, Indiana. He received his BS in Chemical Engineering at Purdue and a Real Estate Development degree from the University of Pennsylvania. Al owns and manages rental properties and investments in the SLC area, he also works as an Inner City Project Missionary. In the past, he served a service mission in Peru, and worked with the Boy Scouts as a leader and trainer for 25 years. He and his wife, Ann, have raised six children and currently have 15 grandchildren.

Carol Nelson graduated in Accounting from BYU and received her CPA certificate in 1983. She worked in private accounting and then started her own accounting business in 1999. She has over 30 years experience performing Controller responsibilities for various employers and clients. She and her husband Scott served two missions for the LDS Church in Peru. They spent 8 months in northern Lima, 15 months in the Amazon Jungle in Nauta, a little community located 75 miles south of Iquitos, and 18 months in Tarapoto, Yurimaguas and Moyobamba. They are committed to continuing to serve the people of Peru.

Juan Manuel Pita received a degree in Business Administration and Accounting from the University of Pacific (Peru). After serving an LDS mission in Peru, Juan worked for many companies (CEO, General Manager and Senior Staff), as well as a Business Consultant and continues to develop business between US companies and South American companies. Juan’s passion to assist the impoverished, as well as his in-depth knowledge of several South American countries (particularly Peru), makes him a wonderful addition to the Board.

Valerie grew up in Kentucky spending the majority of her time outdoors. She has a passion for people, photography and being a mother. Valerie feels Eagle Condor brought all those together when her family went on an expedition to Peru. The whole family walked away from the expedition full of gratitude and the desire for more. 

Terry Lynn Skelton

Mike is From Fruit Heights, Utah - is a life long entrepreneur and an outside the box thinker.  
He is a family man first and foremost. Mike and his wife Kim, have four children and four grandchildren.  Mike has mentored and worked with youth his whole life in various capacities. He lived and
served among the wonderful people of Peru for two years in his youth. He was a Scoutmaster for many years.  Mike loves to travel, be outdoors, and enjoys sports.
 

Laura Chabries