To contact a board member directly please email president@hospicesocietycv.com

Scott Halford

President

Since 2006, the owner and operator of Timberwolf Maintenance has successfully built and managed a thriving residential maintenance business serving clients from Parsons to Columbia Lake. Offering comprehensive services including lawn care, irrigation, pest control, and snow removal, the company is founded on strong client relationships and quality service. The business employs two full-time staff and up to three seasonal workers, reflecting a team-oriented and customer-focused approach driven by strong communication, positivity, and genuine care for people.

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Clara Reinhardt

Vice President

My interest in CV Hospice Society began at inception. I was an elected local government person when the society was born. I have watched the growth along with the challenges and am now in a position to step up and support the initiative as it matures. Along with local government and governance experience, I have worked on National and Provincial teams, have experience working and living in 3 Territories and 4 Provinces, and have lived in the Valley for 20 years. I am excited to be invited to be a part of the Director Team.

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Amy Lange

Secretary

Amy values integrity, compassion, altruism and generosity. She is a dedicated professional with over 12 years of service with the RCMP Victim Services Program. Before moving to the Columbia Valley in 2016, Amy worked and raised her family in the Nicola Valley. She is the proud mother of three adult children and a grandmother to one amazing little boy. A passionate advocate for equality, social justice, and women’s issues, Amy has been a committed hospice volunteer for over five years, providing compassionate support to individuals and families in need. Recently, Amy has recently expanded her involvement in the community as a board member for the Hospice Society of the Columbia Valley, eager to contribute further to the well-being of others. With a deep commitment to making a positive impact, Amy continues to inspire change and support those facing challenging circumstances. Amy deeply values the beauty and community of the valley, and is grateful for the strong connections she’s made with the wonderful people in it.

Brian Roxburgh

Director

Brian is a senior Certified Management Consultant with an entrepreneur spirit, strong business acumen, and a record of success in delivering government and private initiatives. Brian has spent over 35 years consulting to both the Federal Government of Canada and to the Provincial Government of British Columbia. His education, training, and experience have kept him focussed on strategic planning and business technology solutions, primarily at the executive and enterprise level operations.

Brian is an outdoor enthusiast and enjoys exploring the local Columbia Valley Mountains with his wife Rose-Marie and their dog Bella. He is a downhill skier and past volunteer ski patroller, and an avid sailor having raced sailboats in the local waters of Victoria BC for 15 years. When he is not hiking or at his desk you might find him fly fishing in the local streams and lakes of the valley.
Brian is hoping to share his past board experience as director and board member with Kiwanis International; director at large, certified Management Consultants of Canada,BC, and as a director, Victoria Hospice and Palliative Care.

Cindy MacKay

Director

Cindy has over 22 years’ experience in the personal lines insurance industry. She is currently Branch Manager –Kootenay Insurance Services Ltd, Invermere. Her hard work and dedication earned her a nomination for the 2023 Employee of the Year award by the Columbia Valley Chamber of Commerce.

Cindy recently attended Hospice training for End of Life Visitors , the course and knowledge she gained about the free services provided by Hospice inspired her to get involved and help more, having learned the important work Hospice Volunteers do in supporting those at end of life or going through bereavement.

Cindy’s free time is all about the outdoors. Winter means heading out to different lakes for snowmobiling and ice fishing followed by a fire and roasting hot dogs. Summer rolls around and it’s camping, quadding and fishing, always with a fire and hot dogs.

Crafting is a passion and her craft room has turned into two rooms. She has a laser engraver and creates earrings, ornaments, and boxes. It’s her happy place and a fantastic way to unwind. She also enjoys photography, making videos and Tik Tok.

Recently she tried her hand at gardening and is hooked. She says there’s something peaceful spending mornings in the garden, sipping coffee, tending her plants and fresh veggies are a bonus.

Cindy is all about honesty and making the most of every moment. Life is too short to have regrets

Patti Clement

Treasurer

Patti Clement is a seasoned administrative professional with extensive experience in financial management, payroll, and office administration across sectors such as hospitality, non-profit, small business, and post-secondary housing. Highly organized and detail-oriented, she has managed full-cycle accounting, payroll processing, and financial reporting using systems like Sage, QuickBooks, Ceridian, and Dayforce. Her career includes key administrative roles at Eagle Ranch Golf Resort and the Association for the Rehabilitation of the Brain Injured, ownership of Dragonfly Creations, and early administrative positions at the University of Alberta. Patti is recognized for her accuracy, efficiency, and strong client service skills, with expertise in financial coordination, donor relations, and event logistics.

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Patrick Paulo

Executive Director

Patrick Paulo works as the Executive Director for the Hospice Society. His focus is to execute the will of the Society’s Board of Directors and to be an advocate for change in the way communities care for the dying and their caregivers, and for the bereaved. Patrick is committed to overseeing the strategic plan and working towards it’s vision that Hospice is an oasis where no one dies or grieves alone.

To contact the Executive Director, please email ed@hospicesocietycv.com

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Trish Masciola

Office Manager

Trish Masciola works as the Hospice Society’s Office Manager. 

Trish joined the HSCV team in 2025, initially volunteering after experiencing several personal losses, which deepened her desire to support others during challenging times. With years of experience in small business and nonprofit sectors, Trish brings strong organizational skills and a creative approach to her work. She thrives on the variety of tasks she tackles, including financial reporting, social media, database management, and supporting special projects.

If you require any further information regarding our program, please call (778) 526-5143 or email me at trish@hospicesocietycv.com

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Penny Davidson

NAV-Care Coordinator

Penny Davison is the Nav-CARE Coordinator for the Hospice Society here in the Columbia Valley. In 2022, I inquired about volunteering with hospice but was offered this position and accepted. My goal is to support people in our community by connecting them with trained volunteers who will help direct them to the resources they may need to live their best lives.

If you require any further information regarding our program, please call or text 250-688-6864 or email me at navcare@hospicesocietycv.com.

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Joshua Estabrooks

Volunteer Coordinator

Joshua Estabrooks works as the Volunteer Coordinator for Hospice, as well as other Non -Profit groups in the Valley. He is committed to creating avenues where people who wish to volunteer can make connections with groups, including Hospice, that need volunteers to operate. Hospice has a vibrant and active group of volunteers, but are always on the lookout for more, so that keeps Josh busy recruiting, training, supporting and celebrating the people who give their time to make their community a better place.

To get in touch with Josh, please reach out: volunteer@hospicesocietycv.com 250-688-8012

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