Linda Jane grew up in Honolulu, immersed in the hospitality industry. After attending college in California and living on the mainland for several years she realized her heart belonged in Hawaii. She moved with her two young sons to the Big Island in 1989 and has been an advocate for cyclists, pedestrians and athletics ever since. Linda Jane was the office manager at B&L Bike and Sports then a full time employee with the IRONMAN Triathlon World Championship before taking her current job at Outrigger Hotels & Resorts, overseeing shareholder relations and activities. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Global Business Management from the University of Phoenix and is an active member of the Rotary Club of Kona as well as PATH. Linda Jane loves to travel, cook, is an avid cyclist, swimmer, and hiker, and loves to watch competitive sports of any kind.

Cindy is a retired school principal and a dedicated local volunteer.  She always loved the people who volunteered in her schools and is now happy to have the time to volunteer herself.  She is involved with Big Island triathlons and the Keauhou Canoe Club,  The American Association of University Women's GEMS (Girls Exploring Math and Science) Program for the fifth grade girls of West Hawaii and the Mitsubishi Electric Championship Golf Tournament at Hualalai -- a fundraiser for Kona Rotary.

Janet was born in Hilo, grew up on the Big Island and currently calls Kona home. She has been an active supporter of PATH for over 25 years and remains dedicated to PATH's mission to improve pedestrian and cyling safety, create pathways for alternative modes of transportation and more facilities for recreation on Hawai'i Island. Janet is a Senior Accountant at William L. Wong, CPA & Associates and co-owns Bike Works Kona and Bike Works Beach & Sports with her husband Grant.

Dr Jeff McDevitt is a semi-retired family physician who has cycled extensively for both recreation and commuting since the 1970's. He now limits his medical practice to his favorite area, Sports Medicine. He joined PATH in its early years in the 1980's because of an interest in safer roads for cyclists in Kona Village. In the mid 1990's, PATH was asked to build mountain bike trails in the newly designated Honua'ula Forest Reserve off Kaloko Drive for public recreation. PATH turned to 2 of its members because of their passion for mountain biking, Dr. McDevitt and Grant Miller, to head up this strenuous effort of installing a trail network, which is ongoing to this day. Dr. McDevitt has also volunteered medical coverage for many PATH sponsored events. He has donated and maintains trail building equipment for PATH and has proposed an initiative for changes to make Alii Drive safer for both cyclists and pedestrians.  

Alex is the owner of Big Island Bike Tours. He believes that bikes and bicycle friendly infrastructure has an important role for our island and would like to reduce dependence on cars to access so much of our amazing island.

Mike Drutar has been a cyclist in the Kona community for 7 years. In 2012 he joined his wife Lisa Vos in leading a local cycling group, the Coffee Talk Riders. Mike Drutar volunteers at many events every year in connection with PATH and the cycling club, and serves as a Coordinator for the bike portion of the Ironman World Championships. He has numerous finishes at Lavaman, Hawaii 70.3 Ironman, and finished at the Ironman World Championships in 2013. His professional occupation is as a REALTOR where he serves as the 2016 President-Elect for the West Hawaii Association of REALTORS.

Dan is a full time laborer. He joined the PATH board to help spread their vision in the community and to promote endurance sports.

A transplant from the Rocky Mountains in Canada, Kona has been my home since 1990.  My 2 careers and life have revolved around helping people, first in the medical field and now in Real Estate.  My philosophy is simple, giving back to the community is key in creating a good, meaningful life and a great place to live!

My interest in having safe areas for healthy activities such as walking, running, bike riding or for the children of our community to learn bike skills and have safe routes to school, aligns with the mission of the PATH organization.   As a parent, grandparent, walker, bike rider, I appreciate the work and progress that PATH has made within the community toward bike safety, motorist awareness, creating pathways and future planning of safe trails for public use.  As a Realtor, my knowledge of land development and subdivision creation I hope will benefit PATH as the organization grows and works to safely connect people and places.