Administration

Noah became the Executive Director in Fall 2021. He has vast management experience and a deep network of community engagement. Noah is also active in other civic-minded organizations like Literacy Green Bay and The Art Garage. You can also occasionally find him helping out at Lion's Mouth Bookstore. He looks forward to sharing his ideas to open the organization to new opportunities, make a difference in our community, and continue to further the mission.

Susan McAllister has been serving on the Board of Directors since 2014 after having spent a term as Board President and a year as Artistic Director of the Green Bay Boy Choir. As one of the non-parent community representatives, her dedication to the GBBCGC is rooted in her belief that a young person's opportunity to experience the beauty and power of the art of choral music in community with others contributes toward their building a successful and fulfilling life.

Susan, a retired public school music educator, is currently an Adjunct Instructor of Music Education at St. Norbert College, and serves her community and state through involvement on a number of boards of music/art and professional associations. She loves to read, garden, cook, swim, travel, and attend concerts, plays, opera, and musicals with her husband Tom.

Amy Johnson has been serving on the Board of Directors since 2019. She is a blessed and proud parent to have her son entering his 4th year in the choir, currently singing with Joliet. Amy has a true love for the Arts and Music with her husband’s family having a long-standing musical background. She, along with her husband, Jeremie, could not be more excited to have found this niche for their son and to be involved with this amazing organization that helps promote the kids' musical talents, leadership skills, and personal development. She enjoys seeing the family atmosphere of this organization shine forth each week at rehearsals, during tours, at concerts, and impromptu events.

During the day, Amy is employed with the Denmark School District as a Speech and Language Pathologist, working with PK-K level students. She enjoys reading, spending time at the family cottage, pouring into her children, and attending musical and theatrical performances.

Kristine Luebke has been serving on the Board of Directors since 2014. She is the proud parent of a Green Bay Girl Choir alumna, an energetic tour chaperone, and a former parent manager. Music has been a part of her life since her childhood, where she was fortunate to be taught how to play the piano, violin, and clarinet. She performed on the clarinet and piano throughout junior high and high school in the band. She believes all children should have access to quality music education and performance opportunities that allows them to share their gift of music. In her free time, Kristine enjoys spending time with her family, volunteering for a community food pantry, swimming, sewing, kayaking, and hanging out with the family dogs.

Debbie Scray has been serving on the Board of Directors for more than 8 years. She is dedicated to fostering the growth of youth in our community.

Debbie works as a realtor for Shorewest and Seidl & Associates. Her hobbies include skiing, traveling, serving on various boards in the community, and helping out with the family business, Scray Cheese.

The oldest of Trudi Wojtyla’s four children joined the choirs in 2011 with his younger siblings soon following. Since Trudi was already investing time, energy, and emotion in the organization, she thought it made sense to also assist by serving on the board. Trudi has been Co-President of the board since Fall 2021. Trudi epitomizes the expression “when you want something done, ask a busy person.”

Trudi is a stay-at-home mother, leads her daughters’ Scouts BSA Troop for Girls, writes, paints, cooks, hikes, gardens, and enjoys travel when possible! Some days you might find her planning and helping out at the National Railroad Museum. She and her husband, Matt, were once active in musical theater and choir. Together, they enjoy watching their children participate in GBBCGC, school productions and the NEWDO Nutcracker Ballet. Both have enjoyed chaperoning our tours. Trudi says watching our children represent our choirs, our city, and our country so well is a huge source of pride and brings her great joy.