Board Members

Born in West Virginia, Lynetta and her husband moved to Oregon 40 years ago. Lynetta holds a doctorate degree in modern language from Middlebury College in Vermont. She was a French teacher in West Virginia and Ohio before settling in Forest Grove where she taught at Pacific University and at Forest Grove High School. 

While raising two children in Forest Grove, Lynetta volunteered with a new group called the Interfaith Hospitality Network which later became Family Bridge and today is called Family Promise. After retiring, she and her husband moved to Lincoln City, where Lynetta became a Board Member for Family Promise of Lincoln County. Quote from Lynetta: “ I’ve been involved with this organisation for a long time and I support the philosophy of showing people with children how to get back on their feet by supplying shelter and meals while supporting them in finding employment, qualifying for housing, building up their credit rating and providing counseling and services for them and their children as needed.”

Boone Marker is known for his dedicated service to the community and his passion for local sports. For eight years, he worked for the Parks & Recreation Department, helping to shape the city’s recreational offerings and supporting its growth. A true sports enthusiast, Boone loves Pickleball and also has coached multiple youth sports teams, sharing his knowledge and fostering a love of the game in young athletes.

In addition to his work with the Parks & Rec department and coaching, Boone serves as the public address announcer at the local high school, bringing energy and excitement to school events. His contributions extend beyond sports as he actively serves on several local boards of directors, helping guide initiatives that benefit the community.

At home, Boone shares his life with his wife, Kristina, and their eclectic family of pets, which includes two cats, a dog, and a snake. His commitment to both his family and community showcases his strong values and dedication to making Lincoln City a better place for all. Boone’s influence is felt both on the field and in the lives of those he serves.

Duane Silbernagel grew up in Scio, Oregon near Salem. He has lived in Lincoln City for 15 years and is the father of two boys. Duane is a Financial Advisor with Waddell & Reed and a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional. He began his financial advising career in 2010 after working in the civil engineering field and holds a Bachelors of Science degree in Civil Engineering from Oregon Institute of Technology. His analytical background coupled with a passion for people provides him a combination of skills that allow him to be proactive and able to think outside the box when addressing concerns or problems.

Duane has built a practice predicated on developing, building and maintaining lasting relationships with his clients. He also earned his CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ certification in August of 2016.

Duane says, “ I believe in the mission of Family Promise. I think we should help those who help themselves. Family Promise is a sustainable program that helps meet the greatly increasing need of those facing homelessness.”

Sue retired to Lincoln City in 2005 after a successful career in real estate sales and management in the Portland area.  Sue and her husband, Senator Dick Anderson, have 2 children and 5 grandchildren. Sue served as President of Family Promise for 5 years, Sue works as a volunteer at B’nai B’rith camp where she and Dick co-chair a Spaghetti Dinner for the day camp scholarship program to help Lincoln City kids attend the BB Camp day camp. Sue is a member of the Board for Siletz Bay Music Festival, as well as a Board Member for the Kiwanis Club of Lincoln City. Sue’s other interests include reading, cooking, enjoying the ocean and attending as many fun events in Lincoln City as possible.

Sue says: “I decided to get involved with Family Promise because it is a program  that makes a difference. We not only feed and house the families while they are getting back on their feet, but we educate and help them with the skills and support they need to continue to be successful and in their own homes.”