LLSC Organization Structure
Board of Governors
2024 Flag Officers
Commodore
Warren Collier
commodore@llsc.com
Immediate Past Commodore
Amy Larkin
Vice Commodore
Dana Stewart
vicecommodore@llsc.com
Rear Commodore
Brent McKenzie
rearcommodore@llsc.com
Treasurer
Jackie Cattanach
treasurer@llsc.com
Secretary
Anne Major
secretary@llsc.com
Board of Governors
Name (Term Ends)
Scott Bean (2024)
Rick Proffitt (2024)
Will Thran (2024)
Brad Bowers (2025)
Annie Howard (2025)
Mike Krantz (2025)
Steve Burke (2026)
Peter Kowalski (2026)
Will Shirley (2026)
Sailing Program Director
TBD - we are in the process of hiring a new Sailing Program Director
For Junior related matters contact Ted McGee at llscjrsailing@gmail.com
For all other waterfront related items contact Vice Commodore at vicecommodore@LLSC.com
Property Manager
Here at Lake Lanier Sailing Club, we are very fortunate to have Bill Epps as our property manager. Bill is the reason that we can come up to the club and find everything clean, neat, and in working order.
Bill is a native of Georgia. He grew up and went to school in Tucker. For many years he owned and operated a Brake repair shop in East Point. He spent most of his adult life living in Lawrenceville. He has one daughter and one grandson. He has a great sense of humor which really helps when you are working for a club like ours.
Bill works and answers directly to the rear commodore, so if you find a problem that needs to be addressed, please email or call the rear commodore or any Board member.
Bill has an abundance of practical skills that allow him to fix any type of minor problem from plumbing, electrical, small and large engines, to equipment repairs. He keeps everything working so that when you come up to the club, you don't have to worry about any of the club facilities not working or being nasty. When you are here at the club to play or relax and everything works and is clean and neat, you can thank Bill. He does a great job of taking care of us and this wonderful facility.
Bill does have a great personality that is required when dealing with so many different folks. Be sure to always give him a pat on the back for the great job he does.