Pro-Inclusion Napa
Respect, Acceptance, Kindness

Chair

Joanne Sutro’s nonprofit experience spans 30 years of senior leadership positions in arts, media, and healthcare organizations. A Napa resident since 2000, she has served on the board of the Mt. Veeder Fire Safe Council for 15 years and volunteers for several other community organizations since retiring in 2019 as Collabria Care’s Director of Development & Communications.

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Vice-Chair

Laura Keller, BS, BSN, PHN, NP, retired after 32 years at Napa County Public Health as Director of Public Health Nursing and Maternal, Child, Adolescent Health Director. She served as a commissioner on the Napa County First Five Commission for 16 years, was a Touchpoints trainer for 21 years, and has been the treasurer of the Napa Valley Breastfeeding Coalition for the last 9 years.

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Secretary

Susanne Deiss Costanzo, MBA, PHR, SPHR spent nearly 25 years working with Napa Valley non-profits in marketing, administration, and human resources. Before retiring in 2022, she was Human Resources and Operations Director for Cope Family Center. She has served on the Board of Calistoga Affordable Housing, volunteered most recently with Sunrise Horse Rescue, and is a member of the League of Women Voters Napa Valley.

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Treasurer

James Dugan is a retired businessman and entrepreneur who founded and led a successful licensed painting contracting firm in San Francisco for 35 years, before moving to Napa in 2012.  His volunteer experience ranges from helping to restore neighborhoods in Spanish Harlem with Monsignor Robert Fox, and the Full Circle organization, after the 1967 Harlem Riots to serving as treasurer for two HOA’s in SF, to serving on the board of SIR’s chapter #149 in Napa.

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At-Large Members

Stefanie LaMarca, MA in Education, PPS Credential, has worked for the Napa Valley Unified School District for the past 23 years, as a counselor at Napa High School, Harvest Middle School, and now at Valley Oak High School. She has volunteered for the Napa Food Bank, as a Club Advisory for Interact (Napa Sunrise Rotary), WE Schools, Crush MS, the Napa Landmarks Scholarship Committee, and the Sierra Service Project. She also supported the Napa High School Band Boosters as a Band parent, and as a board member.

Marilyn Bennett has lived in Napa most of her life, attending school here and raising her children and grandchildren while witnessing many changes in our town and landscape. She retired from Vallerga's Markets after 25 years as a deli manager. Most of Marilyn's volunteer work has been with Relay for Life and church functions at St. Mary's Episcopal, where she has served as President of St. Elizabeth's Guild, co-director of the altar guild, and a member of the vestry. She currently serves her HOA as both secretary and social director.

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