Board of Directors
KAFM’s Board of Directors is accepting applications for upcoming openings. To learn more about the responsibilities, please review the board member roles and expectations. You can also complete an application if your are interested in becoming a Director on our Board.
KAFM Board of Directors Meeting Schedule
All KAFM Board of Directors meetings are open to the public. Meetings are scheduled in KAFM's Radio Room, every 4th Wednesday of the month at 5:30 PM MTN, in KAFM's Radio Room, 1310 Ute Avenue, Grand Junction, CO 81501.
Some meetings may be scheduled at the stations conference area or by Webinar and will be noted in KAFM's Calendar of Events.
2024 Board Meeting Schedule
- January 24, 2024 - Board Meeting - Meeting Minutes Pending Approval
- ​February 1, 2024 Executive Session - Meeting Regarding Programmers
- February 28, 2024 - Work Session
- March 27, 2024 - Board Meeting
- April 24, 2024 - Work Session
- May 22, 2024 - Annual Directors Meeting
- June 26, 2024 - Board Meeting
- July 24, 2024 - Work Session
- August 28, 2024 - Board Meeting
- September 25, 2024 - Work Session
- October 30, 2024 - Annual Board Retreat (Location and Confirmed Date TBD)
- November 20, 2024 - Board Meeting
- December - No Board Meeting
To learn more about service on the board email BoardMembers@KAFMcommunityradio.org
Board Meeting Minutes and Files Archive
LINDA TAYLOR | SECRETARY
Raised in Kansas, Linda headed west after completing a formal education in Rehabilitation Counseling in 1976. Starting in 1977 and continuing for the next 45 years, she worked in human services with an emphasis on disabled populations.
Building a life In Mesa County meant buying a house on Main Street in Grand Junction and setting down roots. Her last position was as the Chief Executive Officer at the Center for Independence (CFI) from 2005 to 2022. This is one of 354 Federally Funded Independent Living Centers established by a 1976 Act of Congress which sought to address the returning Vietnam veteran’s rehabilitation back into society. It is also one of 9 Colorado Granted Centers for Independent Living. All Centers operate as private non-profit corporations under a citizen Board of Directors.
Under this tenure, CFI grew from one rented space in Grand Junction to a fully owned 4-million-dollar Community Center in Grand Junction and 3 Satellite offices covering 12 counties across Western Colorado. This increased access to disability benefits, specialized services, advocacy, information and referral, and market rate professional employment for people with disabilities is all at no cost to consumers. CFI continues today as a beacon of help and support for all people with disabilities and their families.
"Retirement in 2022 marks a return to Kansas roots with a big garden, enjoying Colorado recreation summer and winter, music and the arts, and committing to volunteer for issues I am passionate about. I joined the KAFM Board to help build the communication tools for our community and give voice to all of the good things that are going on in Mesa County."
Raised in Kansas, Linda headed west after completing a formal education in Rehabilitation Counseling in 1976. Starting in 1977 and continuing for the next 45 years, she worked in human services with an emphasis on disabled populations.
Building a life In Mesa County meant buying a house on Main Street in Grand Junction and setting down roots. Her last position was as the Chief Executive Officer at the Center for Independence (CFI) from 2005 to 2022. This is one of 354 Federally Funded Independent Living Centers established by a 1976 Act of Congress which sought to address the returning Vietnam veteran’s rehabilitation back into society. It is also one of 9 Colorado Granted Centers for Independent Living. All Centers operate as private non-profit corporations under a citizen Board of Directors.
Under this tenure, CFI grew from one rented space in Grand Junction to a fully owned 4-million-dollar Community Center in Grand Junction and 3 Satellite offices covering 12 counties across Western Colorado. This increased access to disability benefits, specialized services, advocacy, information and referral, and market rate professional employment for people with disabilities is all at no cost to consumers. CFI continues today as a beacon of help and support for all people with disabilities and their families.
"Retirement in 2022 marks a return to Kansas roots with a big garden, enjoying Colorado recreation summer and winter, music and the arts, and committing to volunteer for issues I am passionate about. I joined the KAFM Board to help build the communication tools for our community and give voice to all of the good things that are going on in Mesa County."
Dave Berry | bio coming soon
William Raley | bio coming soon
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