Board of Directors

At the 2022 Annual General Meeting, the following folks were appointed directors of the Cranberry Community Hall Association.

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Annabelle Tully-Barr
Annabelle Tully-Barr President

Annabelle Tully-Barr is reaching the two decade mark as resident of Powell River.  She is actively and diversely involved in this community that she loves.  Parent of two grown up brilliant kids, works at Family Place, loves to sing, write, hike and connect with groups and individuals of all ages and stages in life.  She joined the board in 2018 as director of membership but has enjoyed the president’s chair since 2018.

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Tyler Bartfai – Vice President

Tyler was born and raised in Powell River, with his parents and grandparents being raised in the Cranberry Area. Tyler is a singer-songwriter, fly fisherman, and works for the Powell River Salmon Society as a hatchery technician and community outreach and social media coordinator. ********************************************************************

Michael (Ned) Kennedy – Secretary

Michael (Ned) Kennedy is an actor, writer, musician and teacher who has spent countless hours “treading the boards” in various guises for numerous reasons. As someone who both loves to perform and coach others to do so, he brings both his professional experience and cheerful enthusiasm to Cranberry Hall. Originally from the States, he grew up a young child in England, returned to the US for the rest of his educational years, and finally fled north to saner pastures over a decade ago. He has been proud to call himself a Canadian citizen for over three years now. Ned is currently working as an English teacher at Camber College and is a Cranberry resident.

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Dan Vincent

Dan is a luthier, cabinet maker and fisherman who lives in Cranberry and is very familiar with boards. He currently heads up BC Special Olympics-Powell River and has done so for a number of years.

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Jim Taylor

After many years of attending live music events at Cranberry Hall and meeting previous and current board members I decided to step up and volunteer as a board member at large. I am retired and live close by the hall. Carpentry and building maintenance have been my mainstays of employment over the years and I am looking forward to meeting you at the hall.

After many years of attending live music events at Cranberry Hall and meeting previous and current board members I decided to step up and volunteer as a board member at large. I am retired and live close by the hall. Carpentry and building maintenance have been my mainstays of employment over the years and I am looking forward to meeting you at the hall. ************************** ************************** ************************

Les Sand

“I graduated from the University of Calgary in 1972 with a B.Ed.  I was a teacher in both High Schools and Elementary level until 1989. I then moved into stagehand work as a member of IATSE, working on television and movie sets. After 20 years, I became a teacher in the Federal Prison system.  I worked in various institutions in B.C. for 10 years.  I have been a resident of Powell River/qathet region for 6 years.”