Board and Committees
EAF’s board champions opportunities for East’s entire community.
The East Angel Foundation is guided by a dedicated Board of Directors committed to supporting East High School's students, faculty, and alumni.
BOARD LEADERSHIP
Greg Graeber
President
About Greg
A proud alumnus of East High School (Class of 1985) and Northwestern University (‘89 and ‘99). His son, Sebastian, graduated in 2021, and his daughter, Sophia, is a sophomore in the Class of 2027. Greg runs an investment company in Cherry Creek and is passionate about ensuring that East High School continues its longstanding tradition of excellence.
Tammi Holloway
Secretary
Pam Morin
Treasurer
About Pam
Pam brings over 30 years of expertise in accounting, financial governance, and business strategy. As the founder of her CPA firm, she provides bookkeeping and tax services. Previously, she served as Controller at Filsinger Energy Partners and was a Vice President at Morgan Stanley, managing financial reporting and business integrations. Pam began her career at Coopers & Lybrand L.L.P. in public accounting. She is deeply involved in community service, having served as treasurer for the East Angel Foundation and other nonprofit organizations.
ALUMNI RELATIONS COMMITTEE
The Alumni Relations Committee fosters connections among East High School alumni and links current students with recent graduates to build a supportive community. The committee publishes The East High Spotlight, collaborates with class reunion planners, and serves as a valuable resource for alumni seeking information about lost classmates, historical records, and opportunities to stay involved with East High. Learn more.
Beth Woodard
Chair
About Beth
Elizabeth Fisher Woodard, a 1968 graduate of Denver East High School, has dedicated her life to storytelling, education, and community service. With a background in Speech Communication and decades of experience as a professor, speechwriter, and media professional, she remains deeply committed to East High, where she serves on the board of the East Angel Foundation and has volunteered for many years.
BUILDINGS & GROUNDS COMMITTEE
The Buildings and Grounds Committee plays a vital role in maintaining the physical structure and grounds of East High School. Collaborating closely with the current administration, the committee works to enhance and improve facilities, ensuring they meet the needs of current students while preserving them for future generations of Angels. Learn more.
Cindy Eastman
Chair
About Cindy
Cindy Eastman has been an active member of the Park Hill Community for 20 years. As her kids progressed through school, she fundraised for Park Hill Elementary, McAuliffe, and East High School. She has a daughter at East High School and is passionate about supporting women’s sports programs. Cindy works in the technology industry and enjoys giving back to her community.
DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
The Development Committee secures funding for EAF programs and special projects. Learn more.
Willie Recht
Co-Chair
About Willie
Willie Recht is the Chief Development Officer at JEWISHcolorado. He has worked in development roles at the Pacific McGeorge School of Law in Sacramento and One Colorado. More than a decade ago, he also worked in community programming and outreach for Keshet, where he played a pivotal role in launching Pride Shabbat and the Queer Seder, two programs that continue to this day. Recht’s volunteer and community involvement has included serving on the American Leadership Forum’s Class XXIV, the Board of the Sacramento LGBT Community Center, and the Children’s Museum of Denver, as well as participating in the Glass Leadership Institute through the Mountain States Region of the Anti-Defamation League. Recht is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin, where he earned a degree in Political Science.
Lisa Wimbush Cramer
Co-Chair
About Lisa
A fifth-generation Colorado native and fourth-generation East High School graduate, Lisa Wimbush Cramer (Class of 1994) is deeply connected to the East community. She earned a degree in Advertising from the University of Colorado, Boulder, and, alongside her husband, Mark Cramer, co-founded Camber Realty, a boutique residential real estate firm in Denver’s Cherry Creek neighborhood. Lisa is also a proud parent of a fifth-generation East High School student, Grant Cramer (Class of 2026), and is passionate about supporting the school’s legacy and future through her role on the board.
FACULTY & STAFF GRANTS COMMITTEE
The Faculty and Staff Grants Committee orchestrates faculty grant applications and awards which further academic innovation, academic excellence and enrichment at East. Learn more.
Lindsey Hayes Daly
Chair
About Lindsey
As a proud 1996 graduate, Lindsey Hayes Daly is excited to join EAF now that her son is an East Angel and her daughter will be. As Executive Director of the Hayes Family Foundation, Lindsey serves on other local boards and committees while balancing consulting projects for private practice physicians.
STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS COMMITTEE
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The Student Scholarships Committee oversees the equitable distribution of scholarship funds to graduating seniors, focusing on financial need, academic excellence, character, and community involvement, while ensuring alignment with East High School’s values and history. Learn more.
James Mejia
Chair
About James
James Mejia is a former member of the Denver Public Schools Board of Education and currently serves as the Chief Strategy Officer at Metropolitan State University of Denver. He graduated from East in 1985, and 11 of his 12 siblings also attended East.
Maurice “Scotty” Scott
Chair, Cleworth LEAP Scholarship
About Maurice
Maurice “Scotty” Scott graduated from East High School in 2000. He is passionate about supporting today’s current East students and the larger East High community. In addition to his board work, he works at the University of Colorado School of Medicine, where he is an Assistant Dean of Student Affairs and clinically practices palliative medicine.
STUDENT SUPPORT COMMITTEE
The Student Support Commitee coordinates program funding that delivers direct student services including the Student Assistance Fund and Angel Packs. Learn more.
Stephanie Densen
Chair
About Stephanie
Stephanie Densen is a former elementary school educator for DPS. She currently has two students at East and is passionate about giving back to the community, including with her work on the EAF board.
MEMBERS AT LARGE
Megan Kleckner Forsberg
Member at Large
About Megan
Megan is passionate about building community and school spirit at East. She started volunteering in the Spirit Store and will continue to help Pam with store inventory while joining the board as a Member-at-Large. Megan’s junior, Abby, is active on the student council and has spoken to the school board regarding the vestibule and the health curriculum. She also has an 8th grader at Good Shepherd and a Sophomore at CU Boulder. Megan’s background is in biomedical engineering with an eye for marketing.
Christy Kline
Member at Large
About Christy
Christy is a former banker, having spent over 20 years in the industry with Wells Fargo, Citibank, BBVA, and, most recently, as Senior Vice President with Bank of America. Christy is a champion for girls in sports and science, regularly volunteering on community boards and East High sports programs. Christy is also a private home developer operating in Park Hill and Montclair. She is the mother of two children: East sophomore Finley, who plays volleyball and tennis and recently participated in DECA, and rising freshman Callen Kline, who dreams of hoops.
Vishnu Mitchell
Member at Large
About Vishnu
Vishnu has spent two years on the Grants Committee, a role he will continue to hold while joining the board as a Member-at-Large. His sophomore, Toby, is involved with East Theater and has a fifth-grader at Park Hill Elementary. Vishnu is the Director of Business Process Effectiveness at Comcast Business.
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
Terita Walker
Principal
About Terita
Terita has dedicated 18 years to education, serving as a teacher, counselor, assistant principal, and coach while leading initiatives to enhance the East High School experience. As principal, she is committed to fostering relationships, valuing diversity, and building on the school’s successes.