2025 ELECTED BOARD MEMBERS

President

Nancy has been in Lincoln for the past four years. She worked for various corporations such as Del Monte and Clorox as a Business Analyst and Executive Assistant. Nancy retired ten years ago to be the caregiver to family members who lived in Roseville and Granite Bay, so she came to be very

familiar with the area. She and her husband moved to Lincoln in 2020. Nancy fell in love with the small town feel and wanted to get involved in the community and make new friends.

Nancy has been a member of the Woman’s Club since 2023, became 2nd Vice President in 2024 and was elected as President for the 2025-2026 term.

Nancy is a native Californian, born in Redwood City and raised in San Jose. She’s been married for 28 years and met her husband in Sacramento while singing in a Chamber Choir. She has performed with the Lincoln Theater Company in their Holiday Cabaret production in 2023.

Vice President

Mandie VanBuren moved to Lincoln in 2022 with her husband and four children. She is a Financial Advisor with Edward Jones and an active member of the community. In addition to her role as Vice President, she is a member of the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce and is a member of the

Soroptimist International Chapter of Lincoln.

Mandie also leads a monthly Widows Social Club and a Women’s Financial Empowerment Coffee Club. Her commitment to education and serving the community is second to her love of her family.

2nd Vice President

Sandy has lived in Lincoln since November 2022. She, her husband Chris and their cat moved from Houston, Texas. They have been married for 54 years (and the

cat is 12). Sandy sold her accounting practice to her partner and her husband is semi-retired as a Public Insurance Adjuster.

Growing up, Sandy played violin with the Houston All-City Symphony Orchestra and traveled with the Symphony to England in 1969 to play for the Investiture of

Prince Charles. Sandy got her BBA in accounting from the University of Houston. She worked for the Internal Revenue Service for a year, and then worked for St.

Joseph Hospital as Controller for 10 years. After her son went off to college, she started a private accounting practice with her partner and worked there until she retired. Her practice was the first woman owned tax practice in Houston.

Sandy enjoys crafting at the Woman’s Club, playing Bingo at the Lincoln Senior Center and offering her services wherever she is needed.

Corresponding Secretary

Lisa has been in Lincoln for 27 years, and has seen a lot of growth during those years. She has been a member of the Woman’s Club since 2022 and is happy to be on the Executive Board. She helps the Club in any way she can.

Lisa has been married to her husband for 24 years. She has three great sons and three wonderful grandkids. She is a crafter at heart and loves doing projects.

Co-Treasurer

Helen moved to Lincoln in 2007. She has a degree in Medical Assisting and worked in the medical field for 17 years. 

Helen and her husband, Randy, opened Lincoln Gun Exchange in 2011. Helen was one of the founding members of both the Downtown Lincoln Association and the Lincoln Public Safety Foundation which supports Police and Fire. Helen also volunteered in other organizations since moving to Lincoln. 

Helen and Randy have two wonderful boys who gave them two awesome grandsons. Love Lincoln shop local! 

Co-Treasurer

Linda Mackey moved to Lincoln in 1989 from Washington State. She retired from SPMUD (a public utility company) after 23 years in the Accounting Office as an Accounting Supervisor. Linda has degrees in Business Administration and Accounting and has spent the majority of her working career in the Accounting field. 

She has volunteered in Lincoln with many organizations and was Treasurer for the Fruitvale Hall Association for five years. Upon her retirement in May 2013, she became the Treasurer for the Woman’s Club the same month. 

Linda has two amazing daughters and son-in-laws that have given her eight awesome grandchildren.

Parliamentarian

Margaret moved to Lincoln from Chico after the Paradise fire five years ago. She was searching for and found the small town feel with a strong sense of community and the potential of making lasting friendships here in Lincoln.

Although Margaret’s husband (of 43 years) Steve had passed from

cancer and her five children and grandchildren had moved to Southern California and out of state, she wanted to remain in the area. She loves to visit her family, traveling and meeting new people!

She joined the Woman’s Club of Lincoln and the Soroptimist International of Lincoln Chapter. The Lincoln Community Foundation, Lincoln Serves and other community clubs were another reason to live in Lincoln.

Margaret was a member of (AAUW) American Association of University Woman, Soroptimist International of Chico (SIC), Graduate Scholarship Awards Committee CSU Chico. Appointed by CA Governor Deukmejian to represent the Teachers of California at the Governor’s Education

Roundtable in Washington DC to establish an innovative collaboration to ensure High School Student Success with the Business sector. She was invited by President Clinton to the White House to discuss educational goals that increase student success rates. Margaret created model programs that significantly reduced the high school drop

out rates in California. She also served several terms as President of the Leadership Network of the California Community Colleges, and was again invited by President Clinton to meet with Congressional Committee on Education.

Community Building Director

Vicki has been in Lincoln now for the past ten years. Before retiring, Vicki worked with the senior population and managed eight Lifeline programs at sister hospitals for many years. 

She attended Illinois Central College and Methodist School of Nursing, and took many Lifeline marketing classes that lead her to many awards for her marketing experience including becoming the number one Lifeline program in the state for many years. 

Vicki also served as President of Senior Care Network for 17 years. This organization did marketing, public speaking, health fairs, and helped to place seniors in the community. 

Since being in Lincoln Vicki has become an Ambassador for the Chamber of Commerce, she serves on the Lincoln Serves board and, was the President of the Woman’s Club of Lincoln for six years.