Dayla Stapleton moved into the neighborhood with her husband in 2012 and joined the JRNA board in 2023.  They have one son and two curious cats.  A former public and private school teacher, Dayla currently homeschools and enjoys helping in the organization of neighborhood events for kids and families, such as Pinatas in the Park and the 4th of July Parade.  She loves to read, hike, bake, play board games, travel, and enjoy time outside.

Glenn Fulkerson is the current President of the JRNA. He has lived in Madison and the Junction Ridge Neighborhood since 2019. Glenn works in Madison at the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) located off Junction Road in the Johnson Bank Building. Glenn has five grown children who enjoy visiting Wisconsin and Madison. You may see Glenn walking around the neighborhood with Leo, his Catahoula Leopard Dog or walking back from the FHWA Office, which is just a six-minute walk from his home in Hawks Ridge. Glenn’s interests as President of JRNA are to work with all members to enhance Junction Ridge Park and to make our already friendly neighborhood even nicer.

Mark Dunbar joined the board in 2021 and is currently serving as Treasurer. He lives with his wife Sue and has resided in the Junction Ridge neighborhood since 2012. The couple spend their time traveling the world. Both enjoy biking, hiking, and pickleball. Mark and Sue belong to a dinner group that meet once a month. The only "rule" we have is to eat out at a non-chain restaurant. They both feel lucky to be living in a wonderful neighborhood.

Amy Schultz joined the board in 2021 and is currently serving as the Membership Chair and Secretary. She lives with her husband, Nick, and two boys, Logan and Miles. As a family, they love to camp, play tennis and board games, and be outside as much as possible while the weather cooperates. Amy is an avid reader, loves to cook, and sometimes takes on ambitious knitting projects. Since joining the board, Amy has taken on the role of planning events for kids and welcoming new residents to the neighborhood.

Lynn is a Madison native.  She went to UW- Eau Claire and then came back to Madison to start her professional career in IT in the health insurance industry.   She built her house in Junction Ridge in 1995 when there were only a few house in the development and the Madison city limits was at the edge of her lot. She joined the board a few years after the neighborhood association was established, probably about 20 years ago now.  She is still amazed to see how everything has developed around the neighborhood and all the wonderful people that have become our neighbors. 

Jennifer Ondrejka and her husband, Tom Rudy, were among the co-founders of JRNA in 2000. 

Jennifer returned to the board and was elected president in 2019. She stepped down from that role this year to focus more time on park improvements and community building projects. Jennifer is passionate about travel. She and Tom spend about 3-4 months each year exploring countries around the globe. They also travel to visit their 4 daughters, 8 grandchildren, and other family members, who are scattered across the country. When in Madison, Jennifer enjoys cooking and baking, gardening, and theater. Jennifer is retired from dual careers in disability (policy and advocacy) and theater.

Mukta Nandwani has lived and worked in Madison since 2002. Mukta and her family (husband, two daughters, and 3 cats) have called Junction Ridge Neighborhood her home since 2009. The family is an active member of our neighborhood community. They installed the Little Free Library in Junction Ridge Park. They organize the annual fall bake sale to fundraise for improvements to our neighborhood. Mukta is especially passionate about caring about our environment and contributing to the slow-down of climate change. In partnership with others, she has organized two group-buys of solar rooftop installs which saved our residents multiple hundreds of dollars. She also coordinates the annual earth day celebration in our park to spread awareness and share practices for a more environment-friendly lifestyle.

Betty Keeney and her husband live in the Prairie Point community owned and managed by Attic Angel. They moved here in 2018 from Ames, Iowa. Betty attends and helps organize numerous Prairie Point functions, and is active in PEO. She brings joy to her Prairie Point friends by chalking welcoming and Happy Birthday messages on their sidewalks and she is known at Prairie Point as the “Chalk Whisperer”. She also collects empty pill bottles, used batteries and empty ink cartridges for recycling. Her work with Junction Ridge is one of her highlights. It is a great pleasure to work with such a dedicated and talented group of people.