The UUCiL Board of Trustees for 2024-2025 is leading our Stewardship-focused service on March 9, 2025.

Emily Ranken, President
Emily is a retired health and safety professional, wife, mother of two grown sons, agnostic UU, liberal, environmental humanist who likes to sing and tries to do her part to make the world a better place. The thing she I loves most about UU is it is a community of friendly, activist, caring and giving people.

Jody Harcourt, Vice President
Jody (“Jodyody”) is a mother, wife, musician, teacher, caregiver, naturalist and creator of handmade things. The thing she loves most about UUCiL is that we’ve created a welcoming place be and have dedicated members who work hard to keep it that way.

Curt Covey, Secretary
Curt is an almost-lifelong Unitarian Universalist, having joined the Stockton church as a teenager in 1965. What he loves about UUCIL in particular is the way it connects him to his family, his community, and the world.

Kathy Miller, Treasurer
Kathy is a wife, mother, grandmother, garden enthusiast and lover of travel. What she likes most about UUCiL is the relaxed atmosphere, openness and acceptance that she feels from the members of the congregation!

Alicia Hengst
Alicia is an elementary school librarian, empath, mama bear, creative, and traveler. She will always be a mother, a wife, and UU. The thing she loves about UUCiL is the amazing commitment of our volunteers to our church.

Maureen Hamm
Maureen is a wife, mom and grandmother who is an affordable housing advocate, member of the Social Justice Committee, Ministerial Search committee and the UUCiL Board of Trustees. What she loves about UUCiL is the people and what we do to help and inspire our community.

Dick Ryon
I am a retired chemist, member of this church for the past 61 years, husband to my wife for 65 years, father of two, former long-distance runner, now a walker and sea kayaker, an agnostic with atheistic leanings, former teacher of Sunday school, former Program Chairman, former President of UUCiL, now an at-large member of the Church Board of Directors, formerly young, and now 85. What he especially likes about UUCiL is the friendship of people who share (or at least accept) his religious viewpoint.