Nick relocated to Plains in 2020. His passion has always been enjoying the great outdoors, especially Hunting, Fishing, Scuba Diving, Boating, & spending weekends ripping it up on his wave runner during the summer months. He is a father of 2 grown children and very much a family man. He has always volunteered his time helping those in need. The opportunity to help with the CNSC has been very fulfilling and gratifying.

Sue lives in Plains, MT, and is married to Steve Johnson. She is retired, loves helping people and being a Grandma.
"CNSC is such a needed program for our county and I am honored to be a part of it."

Sherryl is a 19+ year survivor of colon cancer. She went through 10 cycles of chemo and knew that as a survivor she wanted to help others going through cancer treatment. She has been a board member for over seven years, and has lived in Plains since 2014. Sherryl is married to Tom, her husband for 50+ years, and has two children and six grandchildren.

Kathi was born and raised at the Jersey Shore and made the transition to Plains, MT in 2021 with her partner of 12 years, Nick who is also originally from the Garden State. Coming from a family of Breast Cancer Survivors and many friends who have also survived this horrible disease, I decided it was time to help people of this community anyway I can. I am a mother of three. I enjoy the summers soaking in the great outdoors, am a huge animal lover, and look forward to spending time with the love of my life.

Shelley and her husband have lived in Plains for 26 years. She joined CNSC because she wanted to help those in need, whether that be emotionally or financially.
In addition to her work with CNSC, Shelley is also an EMT with the Plains Ambulance.

She ia a mom of 6, grandmother of 12 and a cancer survivor herself.
She enjoys white water rafting, kayaking, fly fishing, and hunting.

Christina Mill recently moved back to Sanders County. She is the mother of three and grandmother of almost 7 (#7 is due in September), who enjoys reading, hiking, and gardening. She joined the Cancer Network of Sanders County to try and be a helpful hand in our community.

Dacy Holland is a lifelong resident of Sanders County. She is married and the proud mother of two grown children, as well as grandmother to two beautiful grandchildren. Her deep roots in the community have shaped her commitment to many local causes including the Cancer Network Sanders County.  Having lost three close family members and several dear friends to cancer, Dacy brings personal passion to her work with CNSC.