LeRoy has been a resident of Libby for the past 37 years and has been very involved with the relief for victims of asbestos related disease. He is a former W.R. Grace employee, where he worked for 17 years. He is a member of the Libby Community Advisory Group and attends Asbestos Related Disease Network meetings regularly. He is the President of the Asbestos Related Health Care Project, as well as the Treasurer of the Lincoln County Asbestos Victim's Relief Organization. LeRoy is also a local business owner of Montana Machine and Fabrication. In his spare time, he enjoys hunting, fishing, golf, softball, bow-hunting, and is an active bowler. He is married with three children and 3 grandchildren.

JoElyn graduated from Marquette University. She then worked as a social worker for Milwaukee County, Wisconsin. Following, she moved to Denver with her family, where she also worked as a social worker. She and her husband moved to Libby in 1965, where he set up a surgical practice. She has received her Master's Degree from Gonzaga University in Education and was employed by the Libby School District for 23 years until her retirement. She is the proud mother of three and grandmother of four. JoElyn is active in many community groups including LATAG.

Michael was born and raised here in Libby and is a proud member of the community. After attending Libby public schools, Michael worked at W.R. Grace for over 20 years as an electrician. Following his time there, he started Noble Excavating. Michael also worked at St. John's Lutheran Hospital for three years as a Maintenance Supervisor, after which time he started Noble Electric, Inc. Michael is a member of the Libby Area Technical Assistance Group (LATAG); the Libby Community Advisory Group - CAG and the Knights of Columbus. He is also active in his church. Today, Michael is retired and enjoys his volunteer activities, fishing, and spending time with his grandchildren.

Marianne is an active community member and currently serves as the Lincoln District #3 County Commissioner, an office she has maintained for nine years. She is on the State of Montana Tobacco Prevention Advisory Board, the State of Montana County Printing Board, and the Flathead/Lincoln/Sanders Chemical Dependency Board. She is also involved with the Area VI Council on Aging, the Lincoln County Council on Aging, and the annual Louise Burk Memorial/Breast Cancer Awareness Luncheon. Her hobbies include crocheting, gardening, sewing, and making cards, but she says her favorite job of all is being a grandmother.

Mary retired from the Salish Kootenai College in 2002 after working there for 13 years. Her positions at the college included: Early Childhood Development instructor and lead teacher (also publishing an infant curriculum, ”Circle of the Infant“); Darcy McNickle Library, and assistant librarian. Mary also worked for the Kootenai National Forest for six years. Between regular jobs she took a couple of years to travel, paint and work in such places as Jackson Hole, Yellowstone Park, Oregon, Hawaii and Tennessee. Mary has five children and is a grandmother and great grandmother. Mary served two years as Secretary to the LATAG and is Vice President of the Libby Area Fine Arts group. She is also on the Community Asbestos Memorial Committee.