Bobbi joined the YWCA Helena Board in October of 2025 and is excited to lend support to the organization's mission and vision, which helps transform lives and the community. In her current and past professional roles, she brings experience and knowledge of system development and collaborative care models to enhance the behavioral health continuum for individuals impacted by addiction and co-occurring disorders. Her passion is to support efforts that meet people where they are and walk alongside them as they pursue their self-defined recovery journey.

Bobbi was born and raised in Montana, grew up in Missoula, and in 2006, moved to Helena, where she and her husband raised their two children. As an untraditional student, she attended Montana State University, received an undergraduate degree in Organizational Communication, and in 2024, earned a Master of Public Health degree and a Master of Public Administration through the University of Montana. She also earned a Public Health Certificate from the University of Washington in 2012.

Bobbi has a son and a daughter, both in their early 20s, a husband of thirty years, and three dogs, two cats, and four horses, all of whom keep her very busy. When she is not at work or spending time with her family, she is playing with clay or spending time outdoors.