Board
of Trustees
President: Bernell Loveridge
Vice President: Marcie Milligan
Secretary/Treasurer: Robert Stackhouse
After high school, I was a Radioman in the U.S. Navy for four years. After leaving the navy, I was employed with Owens-Coming Fiberglas for nine years. I held positions from communications, customer service and field sales. I left OCF in 1971 and became the branch manager for the MacArthur Co. in Denver, Colorado. We were distributors of mechanical insulations, accessories, roofing products and equipment. In 1980 we moved to Salt Lake City where I returned to Owens-Coming (Supply Division) in field sales to insulation contractors. In 1987 OCF closed the SLC office and I went to work for CertainTeed. My positions were in field sales, program manager for the CT Certified Plus Home Program. The CPH was an energy efficient home modeling program, developed to increase energy efficiency, indoor air quality and comfort. I was on special assignment with the National Accounts group until my retirement in March of 2006. In late 2006 I returned to CT on a part time bases, again with National Accounts.
I am married to the love of my life (Camille for 46 years) and we have four children, Bonnie, Chris, Karyn and Chuck. We have fifteen grandkids who live from as far east as Charlottesville, VA, Denver and close to home in SLC.
Member: Jerry Zenger
Jerry is a leading authority in the state of Utah on energy codes for commercial buildings. He has become one of Utah's chief advocates of the public benefits of energy conservation. While working at the University of Utah, Jerry lead a training program that targeted architects, engineers, contractors, owners and developers, suppliers and vendors, trades and crafts workers, inspectors and financing agencies. He also gave lectures on the merits of the nation's newest energy codes for homes and commercial buildings to audiences throughout Utah.
Jerry helped write the Utah proposal that calls for creating a demand for code-complying buildings -- both residential and commercial -- through a public education program; establishing a commercial-code training cadre to work with architects, engineers, building officials and others; and training inspectors to ensure that energy codes are uniformly and consistently enforced in all jurisdictions. Jerry's interest in conservation isn't strictly financial or professional. "It's also an ethical thing."
Member: Allen Gardner
Allen Gardner is married to Tammy Gardner and has 6 wonderful children and 4 grandchildren. They have lived in Elk Ridge for 7 years. Allen Gardner began in energy savings in 1977. At this time, his Family moved from Orem Utah to Kennewick, Washington to start an Intermountain West Insulation franchise. Allen learned a lot about the Insulation industry beginning with installing of Owens Corning insulation and being certified by Owens Corning as a professional installer. Intermountain West Insulation worked with home owners doing retrofit insulation for Bonneville Powers 10 year pay back program. He experienced 5 years in the business doing blowing of loose fill insulation, estimating of jobs, and production manager. Allen has learned and gained valuable all electric home experience in the energy efficient industry building good cents homes working for Pratt Builders. Allen started with the Housing Authority of Utah County in February of 1988. He started out working then for David Wilson in the Weatherization Assistance Program. He was promoted from Production Manager to Energy Coordinator in 1995. Allen has helped to lead the Weatherization Assistance program in many areas; he has trained at both regional and national conferences. Areas of Achievement include Weatherization software program development, Bar code of inventory, electrical safety and tools tricks and techniques. Allen has worked with the Utah Energy Conservation Coalition aka Energy Rated homes since 1995 in different positions including past Coalition President and currently serves as trustee.
