Deb Anczak, Livingston HealthCare Interim Chief Executive Officer
Deb began her role as Livingston HealthCare's Interim CEO in March 2018. She has been a pharmacist for 25 years and in administrative roles for the past 13 years, most recently serving as Livingston HealthCare's Performance Improvement Director. In this role, Deb was responsible for managing and coordinating efforts to improve organization-wide performance and quality. She served as Pharmacy Manager at Livingston HealthCare for seven years. Prior to her time in Livingston, she was Director of Pharmacy at Billings Clinic. She has also served in pharmacy and administrative roles at healthcare insitutions in Wisconsin and Idaho.

Melissa Potter Atkinson
Melissa Potter Atkinson is a retired librarian. She holds a BA in American Studies from the University of Kansas and a MLS from the University of Oklahoma. Her professional experience includes cataloging for private, museum and university library collections. Melissa served on the board of directors for Undercroft Montessori School, the Magic Empire Council of Girls Scouts and the Gilcrease Museum of Western Art—all in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She has been a literacy tutor for adults and children. Melissa and her husband, Mike Atkinson, divide their time between their home of 17 years in the Shields River Valley and Tulsa, Oklahoma. They have 2 grown children living in Brooklyn, New York.

Michelle Becker
Michelle Becker, broker/owner of Maverick Realty in Livingston, has been a board member since 2001. She is a lifelong resident of Park County, and has been an active Realtor since 1987. Becker also serves on the Livingston HealthCare Board of Directors as the Chair and played a key role in the New Hospital Campaign as a fundraiser and as a facilitator in the sale of the old facility. Ms. Becker was President of the Livingston Chamber of Commerce and was appointed to the Upper Yellowstone River Task Force by the Governors Raciot and Martz. She was President of the Montana Association of Realtors in 2000, and has served on multiple boards, task forces, working groups, and committees.

Scott Coleman, MD
Scott Coleman, MD, is a Board Certified Family Medicine physician who practices family medicine and obstetrics at Livingston HealthCare. He was selected to fill the role of Medical Director for Livingston HealthCare in October, 2013, at which time he joined the Livingston HealthCare Board of Directors. Dr. Coleman received a degree in Microbiology from the University of Tennessee, followed by his MD from the University of South Dakota. After the completion of his MD, Dr. Coleman served as a Lieutenant Commander in the US Navy for six years receiving the Navy Achievement Medal for Outstanding Performance as a Resident. In 2005, he moved to Park County to be closer to family. Dr. Coleman is presently a Major in the Medical Corp of the Montana Air National Guard.

Deborah (“Debbie”) Erdman, MD
Deborah Erdman, MD, is a respected physician, philanthropist, and friend in the Livingston community. During her seventeen years at Livingston Memorial Hospital and what would later be known as Livingston HealthCare, Dr. Erdman welcomed many lives into this world as an OB/GYN Physician. She has a keen interest in medical ethics and chaired the ethics committee while at Livingston HealthCare’s Park Clinic. Most recently she has been involved with philanthropic issues that confront our community, serving as a Co-Chair of the Capital Campaign Cabinet in the Livingston HealthCare Foundation’s New Hospital Campaign, and was personally responsible for attaining large contributions from local individuals.

Patti Grundhofer
Patti is originally from Stillwater Minnesota. She attended University of Minnesota with a BBA in Accounting and Psychology. Patricia is currently the Executive Director of the John F. Grundhofer Charitable Foundation. She was formerly the President and Founder of MeierGroup LLC. MeierGroup LLC specialized in consulting and recruitment for Banks, Hedge Funds and Money Managers. Patricia sits on several non-profit boards. They include Livingston Center for the Art and Culture in Montana, The Living Desert in Palm Desert, and the University of Minnesota Foundation in Minnesota. With her husband, Jack, she is also very involved with Horatio Alger Association. The Grundhofers spend their winters in Indian Wells, California and the summers at their ranch in Livingston, Montana.

Duncan Hagemeyer
Paradise Valley resident Duncan Hagemeyer is co-founder and owner of Agmark Intermodal Systems, a bulk agricultural products transportation company that has moved commodities all around the country since 1985. Born in Nashville, Duncan attended seminary school at Lipscomb University and furthered his education at the University of Tennessee. The enterprising businessman expanded in the late 1980s with the establishment of Agmark Foods, Inc., another transportation company specializing in bulk liquid consumables.

Joey Lane
Joey Lane teaches history and economics at Park High School in Livingston with a BA from Colorado State University. She is a member of the National Council of Social Studies and the Montana Council for Economic Education. As a longtime community member, Mrs. Lane has been involved with many local charities and fundraising groups. Joey and her husband Tom own and manage the Lane Ranch and Legacy Land & Cattle, cattle ranching operations located in Park, Meagher and Gallatin counties.

David Stanley
David Stanley is a retired CEO of Payless Cashways, Inc. and past Executive Vice President of Piper Jaffray, Inc. He is a graduate of Columbia University Law School and has practiced law in New York City and Minneapolis. Mr. Stanley and his wife, Jean, moved to Livingston in 1998. He has been very active in the community, bringing those interests, together with his experience in business, investment banking, and law, to the both the Livingston HealthCare and the Livingston HealthCare Foundation boards of directors. Mr. Stanley was a Co-Chair in Livingston HealthCare’s New Hospital Campaign and worked tirelessly as a leader in the Campaign Cabinet. He was instrumental in securing many of the largest donations to the Campaign.

Babs Brandfass, Livingston HealthCare Foundation President

Ms. Brandfass brings more than 20 years of experience in business development and project management, focused primarily in the financial markets. Most recently, she served as Senior Vice President of Business Development for The Receivables Exchange, a start-up funded by Bain Capital. She also served as Principal at Bank of America in Strategic Development for Global Structured Products. Babs received her MBA from Cornell University. She is co-founder and CEO of Incunable Productions, a screen development company.

Terri Chambers, Livingston HealthCare Foundation Coordinator

A graduate of the University of New Mexico’s Anderson School of Management, Terri has over 20 years of information technology and business administration experience. She grew up in New Mexico, has lived in Colorado and now calls Montana home. Past work experience includes management information systems director, IT technician for county and state governments and director of a newly-developed child care center. She stays involved with the Livingston community by coaching various youth recreational sports, volunteering for school organizations, serving as an administrative assistant to the Livingston Business Improvement District and keeping books for her husband’s business. In her free time, Terri enjoys sports, traveling and exploring the great outdoors with her husband and their three teenagers. She also participates in 5K races and triathlons.