The Rangeview Library District is governed by a five-member Board of Trustees, appointed by the Adams County Board of Commissioners, and is responsible for the library district's finances and formulation of policies. Trustees serve a five-year term. The library board meets regularly once per month. View the schedule.

Board of Trustees

Suzie Brundage, President

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Term expires: Jan. 21, 2026

Suzie Brundage grew up in Thornton, Colo., and attended Adams 12 Five Star Schools. After graduating from Horizon High School, Brundage received her Bachelor of Arts in Human Services and Sociology from Ottawa University and her Master of Social Work from Colorado State University. She has worked in a variety of settings, including mental health, schools, hospitals, domestic violence services and geriatric social work. She now works as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in hospice care, supporting individuals and their families in what is often the most challenging time of their life. A believer in community service, Brundage also currently serves on Thornton’s Active Adult Advisory Board. Along with her husband, Chris, she is proud to be raising her daughter Avery in the same community she was raised. 

Lynne Fox, Vice President

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Term expires: Jan. 31, 2025

A Rangeview Library District customer since high school, Lynne Fox currently works for a bioscience search engine company, providing consulting in training services. Fox is a health sciences librarian, retired from the University of Colorado Health Sciences Library in 2004, bringing first-hand industry experience to her role as trustee. She also served as a Ward 3 Thornton City Council Member from 2008-2013, representing the interests of northeast Thornton residents. Fox is an avid cyclist, tea drinker, and art & architecture enthusiast.

"A terrific public library district is a gift a community gives to itself," says Fox. "It's like every day is your birthday at Anythink, thanks to great online multimedia services like hoopla and Overdrive, learning tools like lynda.com, diverse DVD and music collections, and adult programs and children's activities. Anythink staff are constantly anticipating user needs, with new offerings arriving before we even knew we needed them."

Trisha Kramer
 

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Term expires: Jan. 31, 2028

Trisha Kramer grew up in Northglenn, Colo., and attended Northglenn High School.  She works as the managing director of several before and after school programs and summer camps in Brighton 27J and Denver Public Schools charter schools. 

Kramer has five sons and three grandchildren. She says, “We always been an Anythink family.  We have attended the Backyard Concert [Series], toddler classes and other creative classes since my 10-year-old was a baby.  We think of Anythink Wright Farms as our ‘home’ library and it has provided numerous fun activities for our family over the years!” 

Gretchen Lapham, Secretary/Treasurer

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Term expires: Jan. 31, 2029

Gretchen Lapham has lived in the Reunion neighborhood of Commerce City, Colo., since 2004 and currently works as a marketing director for Lapham Law Firm, a personal injury firm. As a passionate reader, she has led neighborhood book clubs and even opened up the first Little Free Library in Reunion. Her background in marketing, combined with her advocacy for literacy and libraries, brings a fresh perspective to the board.