Board of Directors | Wonderland Child & Family Services

About Our Board of Directors

Peter Kollros, MD, President
Doctor of Neurology
Seattle Children’s Autism Center
Board member since 2011

Peter Kollros

I have always thought it important to volunteer and to model community service for my children and younger colleagues. I have served as a Cub Scout leader and on boards for an independent school and a small medical research fund, as well as participated on numerous committees and councils.

As a child neurologist, I have worked with children with special needs for over 35 years. It is immensely gratifying to see and to be part of the wonderful work that Wonderland is doing providing services to children and their families. But one of the best parts of this work is that I get to meet and learn from other board members and Wonderland staff, amazing and talented people dedicated to helping children with special needs. I believe that Wonderland is truly remarkable and the best organization of its kind. It is an honor to serve as its president of the board of directors.

Bob Dhaens,
Vice President
Practice Area Director, Slalom
Board member since 2015

Bob Dhaens

I became a Board member after being an active member in the Justin Van Hollebeke Memorial Golf Tournament. The importance Wonderland plays in the lives of kids inspired me to get more involved. My insider perspective lets me see how effectively Wonderland uses funding and grants to provide early-intervention services to so many children.

Stacy Taylor, Treasurer
Sr. Program Management Consultant
Radius Inc.
Board member since 2015

Stacy Taylor

It is important that children who can’t voice their needs be represented in our community. Being on Wonderland’s Board means I have the opportunity to work alongside people that share my passion for helping children and their families in a truly meaningful way.

Erika Anderson,
Secretary
HR, Boeing Corporation
Board member since 2016

Erika Anderson

I am involved with Wonderland because a friend of mine received services from this outstanding organization over 30 years ago, and today she is thriving! She showcases the importance of early intervention and the impact it can have on the lives in our community. I am so proud to be on the Wonderland board to further this mission in our community.

Barbara Murray
Wonderland Founder
Office & Billing Consultant
Board member since 2002

Barbara Murray

I am proud to be an original founding member of Wonderland and have served on the board on and off for 45 years. To see Wonderland grow over the years and to serve so many children, to see the care the staff provides is truly inspiring. Wonderland provides very specialized care for children with special needs and our staff make a difference, truly enhancing the lives of many children and their families.

Carl Cornish
Finance Director
Intellectual Ventures
Board member since 2009

Carl Cornish

Christina Barzare
Alumni Parent
Counselor at Cascadia Elementary, Elementary Support Specialist at Mukilteo Elementary
Board member since 2013

Christina Barzare

I am the mother of two young girls that received services from Wonderland – I know firsthand how Wonderland services tangibly change the lives of children and families. Wonderland provides the highest level of service, meeting families and children where they are, literally, and meeting the needs of the child and the family. I am also a Social Worker, and I believe all children deserve access to Early Intervention services. It is a gift to see your child grow and be successful. Being on the Board of Wonderland Child and Family Services, I have the opportunity to work toward giving underserved and underrepresented families that gift, too.

Carol Brock
Community Volunteer
Retired Real Estate &
Office Management Executive
Board member since 2014

Carol Brock

There were no organizations like Wonderland to turn to when our son and niece were young. Our lives and especially theirs would have been so much easier had we been given the guidance, knowledge, and understanding that Wonderland provides. Knowing firsthand the importance of early intervention and seeing the enthusiasm and dedication of Wonderland’s team inspired me to volunteer and become an active board member.

Kristi Kiyonaga, MD
Pediatrics
The Everett Clinic, Shoreline
Board member since 2016

Kristi Kiyonaga

As a pediatrician I see the critical importance of early childhood development. I collaborate with parents to ensure that each child is growing and developing to their highest potential. Wonderland offers exceptional, family-centered early-intervention services to my patients, and this is why I joined the Board of Directors.

Nina Natarajan, MD
Doctor of Neurology
Seattle Children’s Neurology
Board member since 2017

Nina Natarajan

Courtney Hayes
Early Childhood Educator
Former Wonderland Client
Board member since 2017

Courtney Hayes

As a former client, I can testify to the importance of early intervention in the immediate lives and future selves of children with developmental delays or disabilities. I’m excited to see more children come through and continue to thrive as I have. It’s a pleasure to watch how Wonderland has grown since my time, and I’m honored to be a member of the Wonderland Board of Directors and give back to an organization that helped my family and myself so much over the years.

Wanda Leung
Program Manager Consultant, Luxoft Inc.
Board member since 2018

Wanda Leung

I came to know Wonderland through attending several Wonderland events at the invitation of a colleague. I had volunteered at other organizations previously but sought board membership at Wonderland because I love what the organization represents. I am thankful to be part of this special organization and for the opportunity to give back and help families in need.

Clint R. Tannehill
Founder, Simple Pay USA, Partner at CueFit Seattle
Board member since 2018

Clint R. Tannehill

I have always been a proponent of fairness and of helping those who are in need. This has been a guiding light through my endeavors in the business world and with my philanthropic work. In the spring of 2018, I asked myself, “How can I make a significant positive impact on the lives of those most vulnerable in our society?” The answer for me was Wonderland. As a board member I have the benefit of learning and seeing firsthand the work being done in the community by Wonderland, and it continually inspires me. Working with fellow board members and staff who do such essential work is a highlight in my life.

Shama Moktan
Alumni Parent
Board member since 2018

Shama Moktan

I saw first hand the impact of Wonderland’s work when my youngest son received services for 10 months. From our evaluators to our therapist and family resource coordinator, everyone was so helpful and positive. My son was able to overcome all his developmental delays, and for that we are very grateful to Wonderland and its amazing staff. What I really like about Wonderland is not just all the great work they are doing in early childhood intervention but also, how they incorporate families to be a part of the process. This is so vital for a successful program. When I was presented the opportunity to join the board of directors at Wonderland, I was eager to step in to support and further its mission, and more importantly, to provide a voice for families who are directly impacted by Wonderland.

Erin Mellis
Alumni Parent
Board member since 2018

Erin Mellis

I decided to pursue board membership at Wonderland after seeing first hand how the organization positively impacts the lives of young children and their families. My twin boys received Wonderland’s services for about eight months, and I was extremely impressed with everyone I worked with during this time. When I found out about the opportunity to be a board member, I jumped at the chance to show my gratitude and help ensure that future children in the community would be able to develop and grow like my boys did with Wonderland’s help.