West Southlands Residents Association
WRSA Board of Directors
Directors are volunteers who were elected for a one-year term at the annual WSRA annual meeting.
All West Southlands residents who have paid the $20 WSRA membership fee are eligible to vote during the election of directors and to become directors.
Chair
Linda Jinks
I was born and raised in Vancouver. My work as a realtor provided me with the opportunity to see many amazing neighbourhoods. As an avid gardener, dog owner & nature lover, West Southlands is the perfect fit for both myself and my family.I am honoured to represent this community.
Director
Cynthia Fung
My family and I moved to the west Southlands neighbourhood more than 20 years ago, attracted by its proximity to UBC and easy access to trails and parks. I love nature and enjoy spending time in my garden. My home is my sanctuary but as a realtor, I also treasure it as my investment. It's a great honour for me to serve the community as a Board Director.
Director
Troy Iwanik
I have spent countless hours walking the trails and enjoying the beauty that West Southlands has to offer. It is truly an amazing part of Vancouver! I am married to Marilla, with two young boys, Tyus and Zander. I want to ensure the neighbourhood stays safe and beautiful. I am an investment advisor with iA Private Wealth thus I have a keen eye for detail, and matters related to finance. I have served on the Board of Directors for the West End Seniors Network previously, and currently serve as Strata President on my condo board.
Director
Rhona Raskin
Rhona has lived in the neighbourhood for over 25 years. She has a particular interest in ensuring that the area is protected from flooding. She has also been active in understanding how the Iona Treatment Plant project might affect residents.
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Director
Kay Teschke
I moved to Vancouver in my early 20s and have now lived in the city for 50 years, over 30 here in West Southlands. When I retired from UBC, my husband and I expected to move away, but every time we looked elsewhere, we realized how much we'd miss the river, the forest, and most of all, our wonderful neighbours.