Holy Trinity's Council

 

Art DeBaugh

Art and Michele DeBaugh joined Holy Trinity in 2006. They have three children, Douglas, Maggie, and Peter. Art is an attorney, practicing in Raleigh. In addition to his Council responsibilities, Art enjoys helping to teach the Confirmation Class.

 

 

Sally Bober

Sally Bober is the vice president of the council. She and Andy joined HTLC/LCM in 1997 and have two elementary school aged daughters.  Sally works part-time as an occupational therapist.  

 

Norbert Rueckel

Council Secretary

 

Dave Laubsher

Council Treasurer

 

 

Kirby Gottschalk

With my wife Jan, my daughter Elizabeth and my son Jordan, I have been a member of HTLCLCM since 1994. In addition to serving as Secretary on the Council, I am the council liaison with the Operations Team, I am a member of the Personnel Committee, and I coordinate the 8:30 Worship Teams.

 

 

Jane Hall

Jane has been a member of HTLC/LCM since 1994. Jane serves as council leading the Outreach Team. She also currently serves on the Health Ministry Cabinet, Outreach Committee, Co-Chair of Womenship and the 8:30 altar guild.

 

Norbert Rueckel

Worship Team

 

 

Richard Zink

Richard is on Council as the Church-Family liason. He is a biostatistician at a local pharmaceutical company focusing on cystic fibrosis and ophthalmology research. He is married to Sarah Zink and has two energetic boys - Eli and Abram.

 

Zach Martin

President of Lutheran Campus Ministry

 

 

Craig Carbrey

Craig Carbrey has been a member of HTLC since 2006 and serves as the council liaison for the Faith Formation team. Craig is an Architect and he and his wife Jennifer have 2 kids: Hugh and Ella.

 

Ross Bush

Ministry Support liaison to the council.

 

Jean Goeppinger

I'm a recently retired faculty member from UNC at Chapel Hill, Schools of Nursing and Public Health, and have been a member of HTLC since the mid-1990's. As a life-long Lutheran, I find that retirement affords me a new opportunity to give back to the faith that has nourished me for so long. I remain particularly interested in the community-based management of chronic illnesses and what a church can offer to its aging, and ailing, members. I am the Council Liaison to the Parish Nurse and the Health and Wellness Ministry.