Secretary/Treasurer: Steve Woodruff
Steve Woodruff has been an attorney since 1999, practicing with the Huppert, Swindlehurst & Woodruff law firm. He attended Middlebury College for his undergraduate degree and University of Montana for law school. Mr. Woodruff is vice president of the Livingston Depot Foundation Board, and has been active with other non-profit groups during his years in Livingston. He looks forward to assisting Livingston HealthCare with maintaining and enhancing its new medical center by his involvement with the Livingston HealthCare Foundation.

Deb Anczak, Livingston HealthCare Chief Executive Officer
Deb Anczak began her role as Livingston HealthCare's CEO in October 2018 after having served as Interim CEO since 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 institutions in Wisconsin and Idaho.

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.

Bob Gersack, Public Director
Bob Gersack graduated from Great Falls Central High School in 1962 and received degrees in history and english from the University of Great Falls in 1966. Shortly after graduation, he began his career in banking in Great Falls and transferred to Miles City in 1970 to work for First Bank System, now US Bank. In 1985, Bob transferred to Livingston as president of First Bank System and has maintained a home here ever since. In 1987, Bob led a group of investors to purchase the Livingston branch of First Bank System and operate it as First National Park Bank. The branch sold to First Interstate Bank in 1997 and Bob stayed on as president for several years before transferring to the First Interstate Holding Company in Billings for the remaining five years of his career. Throughout his career, Bob has served as president of the Montana Bankers Association and chairman of the Montana Banking Commission. Now retired, Bob and his wife Jane split their time between Arizona and their home in Livingston. They have four children and 11 grandchildren. Bob serves on the board because he believes Livingston HealthCare's high-quality medical care is essential to ensuring that Livingston remains a viable community, where people want to live and raise their families.

Pat Gilligan
Pat Gilligan is a retired real-estate developer having developed and owned over five million square feet of commercial property, mostly concentrated in California.

Throughout his career, Pat also devoted his time to social leadership roles including having served as Past President of The Burlingame Country Club, Hillsborough CA, The Pacific-Union Club and Villa Taverna Club, both of San Francisco. In addition, Pat has been active with a number of conservation organizations and has in the past, held the following offices,

• California State Chair for Ducks Unlimited
• Board Chair, California Waterfowl Association
• Board Chair, Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation
• Chair, The Torstenson Wildlife Center in New Mexico
• Trustee, Filoli Historical Trust Woodside CA
• Member, Boone and Cricket Club

Pat and his wife Shelley have lived part-time in Paradise Valley for 35 years. They have two children, Sara Hildenbrandt who resides in Amsterdam, Holland with her husband and two daughters, and Patrick, Jr who lives with his wife in Portland, OR. In addition to being an avid hunter and fisherman, Pat is a Master Gardener and Certified Bread Maker.

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.

Denis Prager, PhD, Livingston HealthCare Board Chair
Denis Prager is president of Strategic Consulting Services. From 1983 to 1994, he was director of the health program at the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. From 1978 to 1983, Dr. Prager was associate director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy. He began his career in 1960 as a research scientist at the National Institutes of Health and has also served as a U.S. Public Health Service Fellow at Stanford University, where he received his PhD in physiology.

Lauren Chaisson, Executive Director​

Lauren is a native of New Hampshire and has resided in the Livingston area since 2013. Prior to joining the Livingston HealthCare Foundation, Lauren spent almost six years at Mountain Sky Guest Ranch (MSGR) in Paradise Valley, most recently as the Director of Sales and Marketing. During her time at MSGR, Lauren served on the AMB West Community Fund Committee and was involved with the community giving program. She holds a degree in International Relations from the University of South Carolina.

Lucie Forstenzer, Foundation Administrator

Lucie is a native Montanan, born and raised here in Livingston. She holds a degree in Psychology and Linguistics from Drew University. After graduating in 2017, Lucie backpacked Southeast Asia for six months then moved to California where she worked at a nonprofit as an Administrative Assistant. Lucie has returned to her hometown and is excited to give back to her community by joining the Foundation. In her free time, Lucie enjoys cooking, reading, and hiking with her dog.