Candace J Ryan moved to Bristol Harbour Village in 2006 with her husband Bill. After buying a summer home, they decided to make this chosen spot their permanent residence and bought 5581 Lochcrest Circle. Candace volunteered right away to be on the committee to build and then dedicate the new Community Center. The background that she brings to her service on the Board includes twenty years of experience as a professional in Human Resources. Candace is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with years of clinical counseling experience. Her human resource management experience includes: strategic planning, change management, employee relations, and personal and professional coaching.

Leo and Carolyn Raab moved to Bristol Harbour in March of 2002.
Leo is retired from Eastman Kodak after 30 plus years. He has held a variety of positions in engineering,personnel relations(training),manufacturing and facilities.
He has served on various Vocational school advisory boards as chairman and member.He is a former member of BHVA board, serving 4 years as Facilities Chairman.
As a returning board member, he is looking forward to supporting the BHVA board in its stewardship of the Bristol Harbour Community.

Kathy has been a resident of The Condos for more than 5 years. She has her MBA from R.I.T. and her N.Y.S. Professional Nursing License. Most recently she holds the title of Chief Nursing Officer at Newark Wayne Community Hospital. Previously she was Vice President of Nursing, CNO at Thompson Health. Kathy has many years experience serving on various boards in Monroe and Ontario Counties.

Bob began coming to Bristol Harbour in the 80’s, to visit his brother, Dave, an early resident here. Later he and his wife, Rita, began keeping their sailboat here and renting condos each summer for a week or two. Then in 2007, as the extremely contagious Bristol H virus began taking over their lives, Bob and Rita bought the house that was then being used as the BHVA offices, 1 Spyglass Hill, popularly called the Mushroom House or the Tree House. Fixing it up has been fun. We came for the lake, but soon we fell in love with the trees, the quiet and, most of all, the wonderful people we’ve met here. Also, the small town sense of community. We’re living here about half time now, and in the Park Avenue area in Rochester the rest of the time. Bob is a clinical psychologist in private practice in Rochester, working with couples, individuals and groups. He also teaches at the University of Rochester. He’s written books and papers about psychotherapy and, more recently, has ventured into fiction and memoir writing. Although communication is a big part of what he does professionally, his work is mostly with couples and small groups. The communication job he has on the Board is something new--communication within a much larger group. He’s interested in whatever ideas you have about how to improve communication among ourselves and with the larger community in which we are living.