Current Caretakers
Per Johnson recently returned to the WCC after relocating back to Wedgwood with his wife, Paula, and two 3-year olds. Per is a Seattle native, having grown up in the Madrona neighborhood. He is currently serving as WCC president, having previously served as president and trustee between 2009 and 2015.Chris Haskins, a Phoenix native, came to Seattle in 1998. After living in many different neighborhoods he and his wife Bernedette settled in Wedgwood in 2006. Chris claims to be a web site developer, and started working with the WCC in 2015 helping out with the web site. He became a community council trustee in July of 2016. In his spare time, Chris enjoys gardening, cooking, and walking the neighborhood.
Sarah Chrzastowski grew up spending a lot of time in Seattle, but moved here permanently in 2018. Her dad was on the WCC board before her and it was his suggestion that led her to join. Sarah loves being an active member of the Wedgwood community, and is particularly interested in events that bring the community together. She also volunteers with a Seattle-based, national Boston terrier rescue, and always has at least one or two dogs at her house.
Nancy Wilder is a Seattle native and has lived in Wedgwood since 1986, raising two children with her husband here. She grew up in Burien and has also lived in the Roosevelt and Bryant neighborhoods. She now is a retired RN and Charge Nurse after 30 years at Seattle Childrens Hospital. Before Nursing she was studied Sociology and Urban Planning and Community. Since joining the WCC her interest in community development has been revived. She is happy to be involved in an active pedestrian community.
Mackenzie and Christopher Lambert moved to the Pacific Northwest in 2019. The college sweethearts quickly determined Wedgwood would be their forever home and have been placing roots ever since. You can find them walking thei neighborhood, enjoying Wedgwood’s bars, businesses, restaurants, and attending the community’s local events including the Wedgwood Community Picnic which they’ve helped organize. They’re deeply commited to helping Wedgwood continue to grow and thrive as a hyper-local neighborhood for all residents to enjoy.
Juan Marroquin