STATE DIRECTORS

Executive Committee

​

The Rocky Mountain Federation of Mineralogical Societies is divided into districts with one member from each district as a State Director. State Directors are elected by the House of Delegates and will serve on the Federation's Executive Committee. As stated in the RMFMS By-Laws, ARTICLE V – EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, Section 2, the term of office for State Directors shall be for two years. The term of office shall begin on November 1 of the year elected and run until October 31 two years later. The following State Directors shall be elected in even numbered years: Colorado, New Mexico/Texas, Oklahoma/Arkansas, Wyoming and Utah. The following State Directors shall be elected in odd numbered years: Arizona/Nevada, Kansas, North Dakota, and South Dakota/Nebraska.

​

Arizona/Nevada
Steve Kaminski, Mineralogical Society of Arizona, Flagg Mineral Foundation

8306 East Oak Street, Scottsdale AZ, 480*321*9749; aznvstatedirector~at~gmail.com

​

Colorado
Kathy Honda, (2019) Denver Gem & Mineral Guild
3591 S. Richfield Circle Aurora CO 80013-3039; 303*315*7749; Katherine.honda~at~ucdenver.edu

​

Kansas
Brad Davenport, (2021) Topeka Gem and Mineral Society
8049 SE 29th St Tecumseh, KS 66542, 785*845*6624; brad7254@gmail.com

​

New Mexico/Texas
Robert l. Carlson, (2019) Chaparral Rockhounds, Roswell, NM
1585 Los Pueblos, Los Alamos, NM 87544; 505*662*5534

​

North Dakota
Steve Fasching, steve.fasching~gmail.com 

​

Oklahoma/Arkansas

Roberta Wagle, (2022) Tulsa Rock and Mineral society, Tulsa, OK

21402 E Pecan Dr, Catoosa, OK  74015, 918*695*4291; waglemom~gmail.com

​

S Dakota/Nebraska
Lori Loomis, (2020) Western Dakota Gem and Mineral Society, SD
PO Box 415, Rapid City, SD 57709; 605*718*9130; sdnestatedirector~at~gmail.com

​

Utah

Tracy Jensen
tracyjensen0515~at~gmail.com

​

Wyoming
Jim Gray, Sublette County Rock Hounds
PO Box 1351, Big Piney, WY 83113; jimgray~at~wyoming.com

​

***PLEASE NOTE***

All phone numbers and email addresses have been altered to reduce the chance of being found in searches used by scammers. In the emails, the “@” has been replaced by “~at~” and the phone numbers have been separated by an *. When using this information, you will need to put the information in its proper format for it to work properly.