Jeanie Hilten
Jeanie Hilten credits her love of the outdoors and its beauties to artist parents who
throughout her life encouraged appreciation of the wonder and complexity of both nature and
people. In addition, the influence of Mack Prichard played a significant role in her life, especially
with Tennessee State Parks.
Jeanie and husband Richard live in East Millers Cove on 22 acres of woods, fields, and
streams.. Jeanie gardens, knits, crochets, weaves, and plays old time banjo. Together they enjoy
spending time with family and friends, motorcycle travel, hiking, and music.
Jeanie Hilten credits her love of the outdoors and its beauties to artist parents who
throughout her life encouraged appreciation of the wonder and complexity of both nature and
people. In addition, the influence of Mack Prichard played a significant role in her life, especially
with Tennessee State Parks.
Jeanie and husband Richard live in East Millers Cove on 22 acres of woods, fields, and
streams.. Jeanie gardens, knits, crochets, weaves, and plays old time banjo. Together they enjoy
spending time with family and friends, motorcycle travel, hiking, and music.
Janet Greerlings
Growing up as one of Mack S. Prichard’s nieces, Janet does not remember a time in her life
when she was not learning about how to care for Mother Earth and about the awesome beauty
to be found in the state of Tennessee. Janet lives on a farm in rural Decatur, Tennessee with her husband Jon, Buddy the dog, and
numerous chickens and geese. Their farm focuses on sustainability and organic practices. She currently teaches French, German, Spanish, and Portuguese at Chattanooga School of Language and is a member of the Chattanooga Community Orchestra.
Growing up as one of Mack S. Prichard’s nieces, Janet does not remember a time in her life
when she was not learning about how to care for Mother Earth and about the awesome beauty
to be found in the state of Tennessee. Janet lives on a farm in rural Decatur, Tennessee with her husband Jon, Buddy the dog, and
numerous chickens and geese. Their farm focuses on sustainability and organic practices. She currently teaches French, German, Spanish, and Portuguese at Chattanooga School of Language and is a member of the Chattanooga Community Orchestra.
G Stanford McGee
G Stanford McGee grew up in Beersheba Springs, Tennessee, home of Savage Gulf State Park and Stone Door. Laurel Falls and Stone Door were his playground. He began “Terra Treks”, an eco- trekking company, in the 1980’s with bases in Chamonix, France and Santa Fe, New Mexico. He has lived for the past 32 years in the middle of 1150 acres of wilderness near Sewanee, Tennessee. He continues to work on my off electric grid hand made home at Jump Off Community Land Trust and does art (mcgeestudio.com). He is an avid birder, gardener, hiker and explorer of our natural world.
G Stanford McGee grew up in Beersheba Springs, Tennessee, home of Savage Gulf State Park and Stone Door. Laurel Falls and Stone Door were his playground. He began “Terra Treks”, an eco- trekking company, in the 1980’s with bases in Chamonix, France and Santa Fe, New Mexico. He has lived for the past 32 years in the middle of 1150 acres of wilderness near Sewanee, Tennessee. He continues to work on my off electric grid hand made home at Jump Off Community Land Trust and does art (mcgeestudio.com). He is an avid birder, gardener, hiker and explorer of our natural world.
Lisa Luck
As President of the Mack S. Prichard Foundation, Lisa Luck works with board members and other contributors to preserve historic information Mack compiled over decades of working for the State of Tennessee’s Department of Environment and Conservation. She is Mack Prichard’s niece and lives with Gerry Kaller, Mack’s sister, in Cookeville, TN.
Lisa Luck is the Program Manager for the Putnam County Solid Waste Department. She provides education about best practices of waste management including litter, recycling, composting and reducing waste. She also provides education to students about ways they can take care of the earth. Lisa is a Solid Waste Planner for the Upper Cumberland Development District. She provides assistance to counties in the Upper Cumberland regarding all activities relating to solid waste management.
As President of the Mack S. Prichard Foundation, Lisa Luck works with board members and other contributors to preserve historic information Mack compiled over decades of working for the State of Tennessee’s Department of Environment and Conservation. She is Mack Prichard’s niece and lives with Gerry Kaller, Mack’s sister, in Cookeville, TN.
Lisa Luck is the Program Manager for the Putnam County Solid Waste Department. She provides education about best practices of waste management including litter, recycling, composting and reducing waste. She also provides education to students about ways they can take care of the earth. Lisa is a Solid Waste Planner for the Upper Cumberland Development District. She provides assistance to counties in the Upper Cumberland regarding all activities relating to solid waste management.
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Geraldine Prichard Kaller
Geraldine Prichard Kaller, Mack’s big sister – always on hand when he needed me, as he was for me. She serves as treasurer. Through the years her five children, her husband Don and she learned so much from Mack. He made them eager to find out more about our natural world and how to care for it. Because they lived many years in Brazil, they learned about a different culture and ecosystem. Once they visited Machu Picchu in Peru as a family. Such experiences opened their eyes to a different world. |
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Vic Scoggin
Vic Scoggin is Pres/Founder of Save The Cumberland Inc. He brought national attention to the environmental concerns of the Cumberland in 1996 by swimming the 696 mile river. Vic met Mack Prichard in 1995 at a Cumberland/Harpeth Audubon meeting while Mack was doing a presentation to the club. Mack and Vic continued their friendship, along with Tonya throughout the years. Mack was not only a close friend, but a mentor.
Vic Scoggin is Pres/Founder of Save The Cumberland Inc. He brought national attention to the environmental concerns of the Cumberland in 1996 by swimming the 696 mile river. Vic met Mack Prichard in 1995 at a Cumberland/Harpeth Audubon meeting while Mack was doing a presentation to the club. Mack and Vic continued their friendship, along with Tonya throughout the years. Mack was not only a close friend, but a mentor.