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Officers of the Board
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Chairman: Tom Deniston was an active
design consultant to architects, building owners, contractors, engineers, and governments. Tom was the owner of Accessible
Design Associates. He directed the Barrier Free Design program for the Department of Veterans Affairs, was Executive Director
of the Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board [Access Board], and Governor's Aide for handicapped affairs
in New Mexico.
Tom, our friend and Chairman, died on July 24, 2007 in a motorcycle accident. He was our teacher
and leader and he will be greatly missed.
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Vice-chairman: Sally Guanella Buckland
is an active leader
for Clear Creek County. She is involved with community
issues for seniors, health concerns, and the county's economic
development. Her family is one of the early pioneers of Colorado.
Their historic home is located on the Berthoud Pass Research
Corridor for Universal Design.
Treasurer: Sally Hopper, treasurer of PAW, has been
a part of PAW since its inception. Hopper served in the Colorado State Senate from l987-l999 (when term limits prohibited
her from running for a 4th term.) From 1989 until 1999, she served as chairman of the Senate committee on Health, Environment,
Welfare and Institutions. Since her "retirement", Sally keeps busy with civic activities, serving on a dozen boards. PAW has
always been foremost on her agenda.
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 Secretary: J. Albert Bauer Esq.
Jay Bauer has been a real
estate attorney in Summit County, Colorado since 1973. He has been a senior member of the faculty for the Colorado Association
of Realtors since 1987, and teaches classes on contracts, law, clauses, business opportunities, and agency. Jay was a member
of the Approved Forms Committee for the Colorado Real Estate Commission for ten years, until 2000. Jay is a past member of
the Board of Governors of the Colorado Bar Association and past chairperson of the real estate section of the Colorado Bar
Association.
Our website was updated on August 6, 2007
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