Member Voting
Please cast your Yes or No vote for the full slate of nominees for the Glen Lake Association Board of Directors.
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If elected, the proposed new and additional-term board members would join the following other GLA board members who will continue to serve in accordance with their existing terms:
- Dave Cheney
- Pat Combs
- Ron Creten
- Tamara Cutler
- Kris Fishman
- Pete Haley
- Jennifer St. Julian
New Board Members:
Michael (Mac) McClelland
Mac has been enjoying Michigan lakes all his life and is now blessed to be part of the Glen Lake watershed family. Mac’s wife Colleen spent childhood summers at Glen Lake from Chicago, deciding at her first opportunity not to go back and has lived in northern Michigan since. Mac and Colleen were lucky enough to purchase and renovate John and Harriet Fisher’s homestead in 2016.
Mac is a graduate of Michigan State University and has a diverse career with a focus on environmental protection, working at the State of Michigan in energy efficiency and alternative energy, for Grand Traverse County leading the establishment of county-wide recycling, improved and expanded wastewater treatment and the County Brownfield Authority, and as a private Brownfield consultant helping communities redevelop contaminated property. Mac and Colleen are full-time Glen Lake residents and enjoy visits at their cottage from their three adult children and their families and friends.
Andrew Miller
Andrew has been visiting Glen Lake since 1955. His family would rent a cottage each year on the south shore of Glen Lake, near Burdickville. In 2005, he purchased a home on Harbor Island located on the east shore. Since then, he and his family have spent summers there. During the rest of the year, Andrew and Janet reside in Naples, Florida.
Andrew founded Miller Capital Advisory, Inc (“MCA”) in 1996 and serves as President and CEO. MCA is an investment manager serving the pension fund community with $8 billion of assets under management as of December 2024. Miller has focused the company’s business on highly dominant regional shopping center, lifestyle center, and mixed-use property investments.
Andrew holds an MBA with concentrations in finance and accounting from the University of Chicago. He also holds a BS in Liberal Arts and Sciences from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, where he graduated with Bronze Tablet / All University Honors and Magna cum Laude.
Andrew serves on the Community School of Naples Board of Trustees and is also a member of the Advisory Council to the Coral Reef Alliance Board Directors.
Frank G Siepker Jr.
Frank first visited Glen Lake in 1982 with his family and has returned every summer since 1984. The family moved to Big Glen full-time in 1990. Frank graduated from Glen Lake High School and spent summers waterskiing and working for GLA doing water quality monitoring, Cladophora algae surveys, and initiating the boat ramp wash station during his summers as an engineering student at Michigan Tech.
After starting his engineering career in Petoskey, with the URS Corporation, Frank returned to Glen Lake in 2003 as a Licensed Professional Engineer at Cherryland Electric Cooperative. He built their family home on Glen Lake and became a full-time resident again in 2006. Frank is now the Chief Operating Officer at Cherryland, President of the Glen Lake Fire and Rescue Association Board, past Deacon at the Glen Lake Church, past President of GTR Habitat for Humanity Board, and the captain of the Glen Lake Christmas Tree Boat. The family enjoys Glen Lake year-round, wake surfing with his wife Tracy and children, Ashley Joy and Frank Thomas, and regular family trips on the Great Lakes and to Marco Island and Houghton areas.
Board of Directors to continue with these new terms:
Stan Kryder
For an additional one year term.
Stan has been to Glen Lake every year since he was born. His family began coming to Glen Lake in 1957, originally vacationing at the old Maple Croft Resort in Burdickville, where they eventually purchased their own place. Stan has served on the GLA board since 2018 as a director, Treasurer and President. Stan grew up in Ohio and graduated from Albion College and LSU-School of Banking. For 25 years, he worked for two of the nation’s largest banks before ultimately becoming a community banker. Stan successfully led his community bank through three mergers into a $47 billion, 6-state bank now known as South State Bank.
Stan and Joy live in Atlanta, Georgia where Stan is active in the community. He has served as Chairman of the Georgia Bankers Association and is involved in the American Bankers Association. In addition, Stan serves on the boards of the Atlanta Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America; the Georgia Chamber of Commerce; the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce (Midtown Alliance); and the Buckhead Coalition. Stan is also a member of the Atlanta Rotary Club.
Richard O’Malley
For an additional three-year term.
Dick and his wife, Anne, have been coming with their family to Glen Lake for over 35 years. They enjoyed boating during the summers on Glen Lake with their four (now adult) children, Conor, Elizabeth, Brian and Katherine. Katherine spent two summers working at Cherry Republic during college, and Elizabeth was married in Glen Arbor last year. In 2014, Dick and Anne purchased an empty lot on Northwood Drive and built their home, where they have enjoyed many summer and winter gatherings on Big Glen with their family.
Dick and Anne are members of Glen Lake Yacht Club and are spending more time at Glen Lake since they retired. Dick is also sculling with the Northern Michigan Rowing Club on Glen Lake.
Dick was a lawyer and partner at Sidley Austin LLP in Chicago, where he worked for 35 years specializing in civil litigation, including pharmaceutical patent litigation. Dick and Anne also live in Wilmette, IL and are involved in Chicago civic organizations, including the Big Shoulders Fund for inner-city Catholic schools, the Public Interest Law Initiative and Friends of Notre Dame Rowing. Dick is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame (BA 1980) and the University of Illinois College of Law (JD 1983).
For the last three years on the GLA board, Dick has been working closely with Jen St. Julian and Tamara Cutler on the GLA’s communications and its social media outreach. During that time, the GLA has seen an increase in member engagement. Also Dick, a retired lawyer, established a Legal Committee to provide guidance to the GLA on governance and policy matters, compliance, and contract review.