Keep Flower Mound Beautiful Board of Directors

Marilyn Lawson and her husband Pat have lived in Flower Mound for most of 28 years. They and their son, Michael, left twice during that time to live in Indonesia for two years and Thailand for three years but returned to the same address.

Marilyn is a graduate of the University of San Francisco and the College for Financial Planning. She has worked as a certified financial planner, accountant, and tax preparer for many years but now only focuses on providing accounting services for two midsize businesses.

Marilyn has served on the Keep Flower Mound Beautiful board since 2005 and has been responsible for the daily functions of KFMB since 2009.

She has also served for several years and continues to do so on The Mound Foundation Board and is a commission member of the Town’s Environmental Conservation Commission.

Marilyn won the Keep Texas Beautiful Volunteer of the year award in 2017 as well as the Town of Flower Mound’s Outstanding Citizen Award in the same year.

Kere Post and her family moved to Flower MMound from Dallas in 1990. She retired from American Airlines after working as a flight attendant for 30 years. Since retirement, she's become a Texas Master Naturalist and joined Keep Flower Mound Beautiful.

Frank Reigelman and his wife Drue moved to Flower Mound in 2016. He recently retired from Boy Scouts of America with 39 years of experience in property management, conservation and youth program development. Some of his duties with the BSA included staff advisor to the National Conservation, National Camping and the Leave No Trace Committees. 

With three Eagle Scout sons, Frank has served in numerous volunteer roles with the Boy Scouts. He has also served as a Rotary Club board member, church finance committee member and on the Keep Grapevine Beautiful board.  Frank and Drue enjoy biking throughout Flower Mound, Fit Camp at CAC and kayaking on Grapevine Lake.

Linda Woosley and her husband Jim moved to Flower Mound from Illinois in 1981 with a 10 month old daughter. Linda writes, "We proceeded to personally build our own home during the years we were having our four sons. When our children were in elementary and middle school, we started participating in KFMB’s semiannual town trash-offs. We also were very active in Scouts. I served as a leader and an archery instructor. My two oldest children graduated from Lewisville High School and my three youngest graduated from Flower Mound High School.

"I began picking up trash and recycling in a greater area and more consistently when I was in charge of the Fall Festival at our church. I sold cans and boxes to earn money to expand the games and prizes.

"I started a business known as Linda’s In-Home Adult Care in 2000 and have recently retired. I am now enjoying volunteer activities such as the KFMB board, which I joined in 2018 and am currently serving as secretary. I also keep busy with home improvement projects, travel, and my grandchildren."

Angie Cox and her husband Stewart have lived in Flower Mound for 27 years. They have raised their four children, who all graduated from Flower Mound High School and now three graduates of the University of Arkansas. 

Angie is a graduate of the University of North Texas and now works as an Escrow Officer at Allegiance Title. In addition, she and her husband own and operate Cox Cleaning LLC. She is very active and involved in the community and serves on various non profits. Angie has served on the board for KFMB for 15 years and has enjoyed working clean up events and educating folks on recycling. Angie is an excellent advocate for the Town of Flower Mound, reminding residents of the three R's: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.

Daniel Heerema is a seasoned Graphics Production Director and an accomplished artist and illustrator, combining his creative talents with a deep-rooted commitment to environmental advocacy. He has two young daughters, a teenage son, and a beautiful wife. For over two decades, he has called Flower Mound his home, channeling his passion for preserving the environment into meaningful action.

In his professional capacity, Daniel excels as a Graphics Production Supervisor in the sign industry, demonstrating a keen eye for detail and innovation. Simultaneously, his artistic endeavors allow him to express his creativity, capturing the essence of nature and beauty through his artwork.

Beyond his professional pursuits, Daniel's dedication to environmental causes is unparalleled. He is a staunch advocate for recycling lithium-ion batteries, recognizing their significance in modern technology and tirelessly promoting their safe disposal methods.

Daniel's unwavering commitment to safeguarding the environment reflects his deep concern for the world our children will inherit. His efforts stand as a testament to his belief in creating a safer, healthier planet for future generations, showcasing a blend of professional excellence and a heartfelt dedication to environmental stewardship.

Jim Gerber and his wife, Sarah, moved to Flower Mound from El Paso in 1998 with their children, Steven, Holly and Alyssa (who passed away from complications of cerebral palsy in 2012). Jim served on the Flower Mound Environmental Conservation Commission from 2014-2019. Since retiring in 2018 after 43 years with Quest Diagnostics, Jim has been active with KFMB, Texas Master Naturalists and the Flower Mound Police Department Citizen Patrol. When not picking up trash in FloMo, Jim enjoys singing with the Trietsch Memorial UMC choir, Voices of Flower Mound and playing mandolin with the Cross Timbers Gospel Bluegrass Band.