
Meet Our Directors


She studied at New Mexico State University before enlisting in the US Air Force. She was stationed in Alconbury, England working War Readiness Support during Desert Storm.

Hanne Dolan holds a Master of Science in Nursing and is a Registered Nurse. Hanne worked as a nurse, first in Denmark then at Havasu Regional Medical Center and is currently a Clinical Instructor at Mohave Community College, Department of Nursing. She is also pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing through the University of Arizona.
Hanne and her husband are the owners of Campbell Cove 1 Stop; gas station, convenience store and deli.
Hanne’s education and professional nursing experience has focused on the health and well-being of patients. Through volunteering with the Havasu Community Health Foundation she will bring that same focus of health and well-being to our community.
Kathy Chalmers graduated from Saddleback Community College as an RN in 1973, then from Cal State Fullerton with a BS in Accounting in 1976. She became an IRS Enrolled Agent in 1977 and obtained a Washington State Tax Law Certificate in 2012.
Kathy Chalmers moved to Lake Havasu City in 1984 and signed on with the local hospital as an RN at $4.50 an hour. Two facts struck her: Havasu people, including herself, were not generally well paid and those people needed affordable health care.


I am proud to say that I was the first Baby born in Lake Havasu City, Arizona in 1970, where I attended grade school, middle school and graduated from Lake Havasu High School in 1988.
I was accepted to New Medico Military Institute after high school and was a member of Phi Theta Kappa, where I was second in command of the regiment and graduated seventh in my class. In 1994, I earned my second college degree in Justice Studies from Arizona State University.


I am a volunteer at the Havasu Community Health Foundation office and a committee member of the Cancer Association of Havasu since 2016. I was recently voted in as the new 2017 director of the Cancer Association. In 2013 I was diagnosed with breast cancer and have been a survivor since. I will bring that personal experience to my work with the Cancer Association. My goal is to continue the great programs offered by the Cancer Association and maybe create some new ones!
I retired after 25 years from Aetna Healthcare in Seattle Washington. My husband Mark & I were then able to follow my “snowbird” parents to Lake Havasu City where we fell in love with the community & weather.


Wes received his Bachelor of Business Management from Brigham Young University and his Master of Healthcare Administration from University of Minnesota.