Board of Directors - 2022

 Amanda Marsh, President

Amanda Marsh, President

 

Jason Perez, Vice President

My name is Jason Perez. My wife Shay and I have 3 children, ages 13-20.  My family and I reside in Lake Havasu City, Arizona.

My fire service career began in 1996 and for the past 17 years I have worked for the Los Angeles Fire Department in Southern California.
My position as the Vice President of the Eric Marsh Foundation has been completely humbling.  I have been extremely fortunate to be apart of developing relationships with a variety of fire agencies from Federal, municipal and fire contractors to name a few. During the past couple of years I have been able to develop a working relationship with other non-profits to raise money for our Wildland LODD, our Firefighter injuries and for our brothers and sisters experiencing Mental Health challenges. 
It has been an honor serving in this capacity in the name of Eric Marsh and the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshots!

Jason Perez, Vice President
Tom Haney, Director

Hello my name is Tom Haney, I was born and raised in a middle class working family in Las Vegas Nevada. My father was a Tile Setter and I followed him into the trade and became a Tile setter and Stone mason. I traveled around the country and worked for some of the largest commercial companies in Northern California and Southern Nevada. I moved to the Prescott area in 1996 and opened my own tile business but after 24 years in the business I felt the need to give back and help people. I became a volunteer for the Mayer Fire District in 1996 and became a full time career Firefighter in 1997. Mayer Fire District is a small rural department that not only provides Fire Suppression but has an EMS ambulance service and contracts wildland with the state of Arizona. In my 24 years on the job I have obtained the rank of Fire Captain/Paramedic and HazMat Technician. In Wildland I am a qualified Task Force leader and a Division/Safety Officer trainee. I have been deployed in wildfires in over 20 states and had the opportunity to work for FEMA during Katrina and Rita Hurricanes.  I also had the opportunity to serve as an elected officer in the IAFF for 16 years with 12 of those as IAFF President of the L3066 and an officer in the PFFA. One of my most treasured duties was to become a member of the Board for the Eric Marsh Foundation, named after a good friend of mine who I knew and worked with for years. 

 Tom Haney, Director