Catalina Pueblo Association

2011 Board of Directors

Allan Bogutz , President Allan Bogutz has lived on Cerrada Adelita for the last 3 years and has never lost his enthusiasm for the pleasures of living in the Pueblo, the welcoming nature of the residents and the beauty of the neighborhood. Allan has lived in Tucson since 1969 and now divides his time between Catalina Pueblo and British Columbia, while still practicing law with Bogutz & Gordon, PC, from a distance. Allan has been on many boards, locally and nationally, including the Tucson Community Food Bank, Pima Council on Aging (President), PCOA Foundation (President), National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (President), ABA Commission on Law and Aging and others.	Email Joe
Russ Carden Russ Carden first discovered the magic of Catalina Pueblo more than ten years ago when he purchased a home here and renovated it for his parents who relocated from North Carolina shortly therafter. Since that time, Russ has purchased and sold multiple properties in the Pueblo, completing renovations, and residing here intermittently until moving into his current residence on Cerrada Adelita. Having lived in Tucson for nineteen years, Russ is currently Human Resources Director for Carondelet Health Network. In addition to his HR job, he continues to practice real estate part-time as a Realtor with Long Realty, and he owns and operates Russel Carden Design, an architectural innovation and design consulting business. He has served on a number of boards within the Tucson community and for other HOA's.	Telephone: 520-5909 Email Carol
Connie Church, Secretary It was love at first sight when Connie and Steve Church found Catalina Pueblo in the summer of 2005. Steve is stepping down from the board after serving 4 years as the Pool Guy and Connie now looks forward to serving the community as a board member while continuing to produce the newsletter, directory, "Welcome to Catalina Pueblo" notebook and the web site. They spend their summers in North Idaho with Piglet & Gypsy Rose.	Telephone: 520-299-7509 Email Cherry
Traci Grabb Having called the Catalina Foothills home since 1974, Traci Grabb is deeply committed to helping preserve the character and lifestyle of our beautiful neighborhood. Like many long-term foothills residents, she believes it is time to participate and be of assistance to the Board. So much of her enjoyment of our community is due to the work of the Board, be it signage and streets, architectural review, and adherence to the CC&R's. Traci will utilize her background in sales, marketing, management, and construction to mediate the delicate balance of preservation and change while protecting our neighborhood's unique character.	Telephone: 520-818-9616 Email Judy
Jean Paine, Pool Chair As a new resident of Catalina Pueblo, Jean Paine has been very impressed with how lovely the area is and how everyone cares about maintaining their property. She loves older homes that are authentic to an area. She comes by this naturally as she and her husband, John, spent the last 14 years restoring a 200 year old Pennsylvania farm house, primarly with their own sweat and love. Jean retired from educational Testing Service after 21 years. While at ETS she was a program director for the Advanced Placement Program (AP) and the College-Level Examination Program (CLDP). She loved working with colleges and universities, as well as dedicated teachers and professors. Jean has served on the boards for several organizations including Bowmans Hill Wildflower Preserve, Questers, Childrens Home Society, League of Women Voters and Brookside Swim/Tennis Club.	Telephone: 520-577-1446 or 208-762-4777 Email Steve
David Scott Allen, Social /Membership David Scott Allen has lived in Tucson for five years, four of which have been on Cerrada Caballo in Catalina Pueblo. He enjoys the village nature of the community and how neighbors look after one another - it is a special place to live. He works as a development officer for the The Honors College at the University and has served on community boards both in Tucson and New England, where he lived prior to finding the Pueblo.	Telephone: 520-299-7161 Email Marianne
Donn Poll, Landscape/Architecture Contented Catalina Pueblo resident Donn Poll is executive director of the Opening Minds through the Arts (OMA) Foundation, a Tucson-based nonprofit that provides a school reform program to schools across the country. Donn has a background in journalism and marketing. He ran community newspapers early in his career, operated a corporate marketing agency (The Poll Group) in Minneapolis for 20 years and consulted with nonprofit organizations on strategic planning and marketing beginning in 2001. Donn and his partner Eric Nelson visited Tucson for more than 20 years before moving into Catalina Pueblo in 2007. Eric currently teaches at the University of Arizona and online for the University of Minnesota.	Telephone: 520-529-1284