I joined the Board in 2022 and have lived in Fairview for over a decade.  The False Creek Community Centre provides diverse programs, services, and connections that support young families like my own and strengthen our community. I am committed to enhancing programs and services that foster neighborhood connections, driven by the FCCA’s many talented volunteers, staff, and partners.  It is a privilege to serve on the Board and contribute to the success of our centre!

I am a retired accountant with many years of accounting and auditing experience living in the False Creek area. I think I can contribute my experience to the Community being part of the Board of Directors. As part of the Board, I enjoy the enthusiasm of everyone trying to serve the community in the best way possible through the False Creek Community Centre.

I have lived in the Fairview/False Creek neighbourhood for many years and have enjoyed the gym and programs at the FCCC which help to make this such a fabulous and dynamic backyard.  I have recently retired from a career in both non-profit and public services and am pleased to participate as well as contribute to the community centre as part of my new routines.  I look forward to becoming part of the team that supports the centre’s diverse programs and explores opportunities to enhance our community well into the future.

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I’ve lived in the area for 11 years and use both the island and the center often with my two kids, who also attend programs here. Professionally, I research teams in extreme environments, like those working in space or local search and rescue teams. When I’m not working, I love exploring the coast and engaging in land-based whale-watching.

I thrive in environments where I’m part of an active group working towards a common goal. After taking a break for the past five years to focus on raising my kids and navigating COVID, I’m excited to be back and engaged. I’m eager to contribute to a team that keeps things running smoothly, caters programs to the needs of our community, and proactively plans for the future. The FCCA is crucial to False Creek as it provides spaces and programs for fostering connections and offering important services that help give us a sense of belonging.

I am a seasoned real estate professional with over 15 years of entrepreneurial experience and a passion for helping people achieve their dreams. Since 2015, I have been guiding clients through the real estate journey with exceptional service, earning accolades such as the President’s Gold and Director’s Platinum awards. As Director of Education at Royal LePage Westside, I empower aspiring agents through teaching and mentoring, sharing his expertise to help them thrive. Beyond real estate, I am a dedicated community leader, serving with the Vancouver Arbutus Rotary Club and the False Creek Community Association, while staying deeply committed to volunteerism and giving back. A proud husband, father, and advocate for positive impact, I am driven by a mission to support others and foster strong, connected communities.

I joined the FCCA to provide support for all the activities that FCCA provides our community.

I would like to help support the dock improvement and expansion which is much needed considering all the activity on the water at False Creek by young and old members.

My working career skills seem very compatible to FCCA challenges and operation.

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I joined the board of the False Creek Community Association because I wanted to be more engaged with the community where I live and work and to support the Community Centre in continuing to provide quality facilities and programs. With a background in accounting and finance, I saw an opportunity to contribute my expertise to help ensure the Community Centre’s long-term success.  I like how the Centre serves as a hub for the community—offering opportunities for social connection, learning, and accessible programming. There are few places in our city that bring people together in such a meaningful way, and I’m excited to be part of shaping its future.

After my first job, US Army bomb-disposal or EOD officer 1962-65, university teaching and utility regulating paled. Then I discovered tax and litigation accounting and the False Creek Community Centre. We moved to False Creek in 1980 with a two- and a six-year old. Our first Canada Day, the preschooler won best-decorated tricycle and second-oldest teddy bear. False Creek has been our home and FCCC our centre for 45 years and counting. We value the Centre and its range of programs and activities for preschoolers through seniors as well as the fitness centre and hosting the False Creek Racing Canoe Club.

As H Teasley MA(Econ) CPA, I remain an accountant in public practice, especially helping to resolve personal income tax matters and, in litigation accounting, helping to resolve economic losses, estate questions, and guideline income for child support.

I joined the Centre board in 2018 to further the community through its finance and fitness & facilities committees and served through April 2022. I continued with the committees until our able treasurer termed out in 2024. I rejoined the board as treasurer and continue with those committees.

I joined the board because I strongly believe in giving back. False Creek South is such a wonderful place to live that I feel compelled to contribute and help make it even better. I enjoy board meetings because they bring together a diverse group of people with varied ages, experiences, and perspectives, making discussions engaging and informative. I also value the community centre’s role in fostering connections among neighbours through fitness, cultural, and educational opportunities.

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