Our Board of Directors

Guided by Compassion and Resilience

Role / Short description

Nancy Fritsch

Nancy Fritsch was born and raised in southern New Jersey where she enjoyed lots of time “down the shore” and played any sport she could. She was awarded an athletic scholarship to LaSalle University in Philadelphia in the sport of softball, reaching the Women’s College World Series, and also played field hockey for 3 years while earning a degree in Computer Science. After working a few years in Philly, she traveled to Boulder and immediately fell in love with the mountains, relocating there in 1987. She worked at the University of Colorado at Boulder in Facilities Management for 12 years as CAD Operator and later CAD Manager and led the office in implementing their Computer-Aided Facilities Management System. In 2001, she was lured to the Colorado Dept. of Human Services to repeat the task and established their CAFM system from the ground up. She enjoys hiking, golfing, bike riding, live music and traveling. Nancy joined the ATL Foundation board in 2005.

Becky Moore

Becky Moore grew up in Boulder and has worked most of her career in the printing industry, with a brief detour into Insurance sales. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from Northeastern State University of Oklahoma. Becky is an Artist and has a painting studio over the garage in her home just north of Longmont. She loves to fish and to enjoy the unbelievable beauty of the Colorado outdoors every chance she gets. Becky joined the ATL Foundation in 1999. She remembers very clearly the excitement at having raised over $2000 that year and is amazed at how much the organization has grown. Her favorite part is seeing the money raised go right into the hands of the people it was intended for, women in the lesbian community in need of financial assistance due to health issues.

Meg Sutter

Meg joined ATL Foundation in 2023. She came back to Denver after receiving her master’s in creative writing in Edinburgh, Scotland, and joined ATL with a desire to give back to her community. Before abroad, she worked for 2 years at St. Francis Center to help the homeless in Denver. Now, she aims to become involved in the LGBTQIA community and use her marketing, tech and writing skills to aid ATL in their mission to support lesbians in need.

Sue Boynton

Sue Boynton has been on the ATL Board since 2002. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Business from Ball State University in Indiana. For the past 25 years, Sue has been the owner of a State Farm Insurance agency. Prior to that, she worked in the auto claims department at State Farm for 10 years. Sue has been involved in developmental programs to coach other agents to maximize their potential as business owners. She is a member of the National Association of Insuranc & Financial Advisors, West Metro Chamber of Commerce, and the Denver Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce. Sue’s hobbies include golfing, hiking, traveling, playing Pickleball, and riding her motorcycle.

Stacey Beckman

Stacey Beckman returns to the ATL Board of Directors after a four-year hiatus. Stacey initially served from 2015-2018, which included a term as Board President. Last November’s bowling event brought Stacey into conversation with ATL Board President Becky Moore. Stacey, a retired civil rights attorney and law professor, also serves as a Commissioner on Denver’s LGBTQ Commission; she has received three successive mayoral appointments to that body. Stacey enjoys being with her family, playing basketball, riding e-bikes with her wife and trying to stay as balanced as her mom at their twice-weekly Tai Chi classes.

Rose Doherty

Rose joined the ATL Foundation in 2024. She moved to Colorado from Ohio in 2021, where she did nonprofit work at the Conservancy for Cuyahoga Valley National Park. She currently works in payroll for the Department of Natural Resources and loves to get outside any chance she gets. Rose is passionate about supporting the LGBTQ+ community and is eager to contribute to ATL's mission of assisting lesbians in Colorado. Described by friends as "having more hobbies than anyone we know," in her free time, she enjoys baking, hiking, skiing, doing pottery, painting, reading and playing with her dog!

Kim Kochevar

Kim Kochevar (Ko chay’ ver) is a Colorado native, raised in Broomfield, Colorado. Family and community have always been an important part of her life, including being a supporter of past ATL events and fundraisers. Kim graduated with a teaching degree from Bethany College, Lindsborg, Kansas. She earned a Master’s Degree in Education from The Wichita State University, with an emphasis on Counseling and Student Personnel Administration. She has extensive work experience in higher education and secondary education.Kim is now retired and enjoys pottery, playing pickleball and golf. In addition, she and her partner love to ride e-bikes. She is honored to be a more integral part of ATL-and looking forward to empowering others with the support that ATL generously provides.

Elena Davis

Elena Davis is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 25 years experience working in mental health and medical social work. Elena is the founder of Three Little Birds Counseling and Wellness Center in Littleton, Colorado and joined the ATL board in May of 2024. Originally from the Washington DC area, Elena has been a member of the queer community since the 1980's and is passionate about social justice, equity, and inclusion. In her spare time, Elena enjoys hiking, camping, live music, scuba diving, creative projects, and spending time with her chosen family.