Stacie Foster has been rowing at Pocock since 2008. Formerly a simultaneous member of the Women’s Competitive Team and the Masters Sculling Team, she now focuses on sculling. When she’s not at the club, she’s an intellectual property attorney and the mother of four children. She’s currently a vice president of the PRC board and co-chair of the membership committee, and is always looking to say hi!

On the water: Stephanie walked on to her college rowing team at Union College in upstate NY and fell in love with the sport of rowing. After graduation, Steph then took a detour south to Austin, TX where she rowed with the Austin Rowing Club and ate a lot of tacos. Upon landing in Seattle, Steph joined the Women's Comp team at Pocock and has served as a captain of the team as well as a representative on the former PRC Management Committee. She enjoys that she can always find a group of competitive-minded people no matter what boathouse she walks into around the country. Off the water: Steph came to Seattle in 2010 to pursue a Ph.D. in Neuroscience from the University of Washington, and since 2016 has been at the Allen Institute for Brain Science doing various "brain stuff." Steph brings her nerdiness to most everything, especially organizational spreadsheets. In her free time, Steph enjoys cycling, hiking, and generally taking in the beauty of the PNW.

Jody has been a member at Pocock for more than ten years and currently rows with and serves as treasurer for Montlake Rowing Club. Her rowing “career” started in 1973 as a lightweight rower on the first women’s team at the University of Notre Dame, followed by coaching for two years before pursuing a degree in exercise physiology at Purdue. Wanting to continue to row while working as a research tech in her hometown of Indianapolis, she helped establish the first rowing club there in 1982. After moving to Seattle, Jody rowed off and on at Green Lake for many years before joining Pocock. A little more than a decade ago she renewed her connection to ND by founding an alumnae rowing team, the NDames, that competes several times a year in various masters races throughout the country. During her 30-year professional career as a podiatric physician, she served 11 years on the Board of the Washington State Podiatric Medical Association, including two years as president. Now retired, Jody enjoys traveling with her wife, puttering in her garden and hanging out with her grandchildren.

John and his wife Susan have lived in Seattle since 1992, where they raised three wonderful daughters. He has served on the boards of a number of private sector companies including iFood, FacilitySource, and A Place For Mom. In addition to his board service at PRC, he has served on a number of non-profit boards including Holy Names Academy, Treehouse, Seattle ArtsFund, The Bush School and the Ancient Mariners. John rows for the Mariners, and he is also an avid mountaineer, skier, and fisherman. He climbed Kilimanjaro in 2009, Vinson in 2015, Aconcagua in 2016, Cho Oyu in 2018, and Denali in 2021. With a new knee, there are more peaks ahead. John received a master's degree from The Yale School of Organization and Management and a bachelor's degree from Bowdoin College. John Holt co-founded The Cobalt Group in 1995. He served as the company’s president and CEO from 2001 until the company was sold to ADP in 2010. He served as a corporate officer of ADP and headed the Digital Marketing Group at ADP Dealer Services before retiring in 2014.

Brooks Chase began his rowing journey when he and his wife Nancy moved to Seattle 11 years ago and enrolled in a Learn To Row program. It was the perfect way to reconnect with a sport he hadn’t participated in since college. His involvement with Pocock provided an excellent opportunity to make new friendships in Seattle. Brooks is a member of the Mixed Masters Team (MMT) and participates in sculling classes. He’s always eager to jump into a double with a rowing partner in need. Currently, Brooks serves as the Treasurer of PRC and is the club’s delegate to the GPRF board. He also volunteers on the Building and Finance Committees at GPRF. These roles give PRC a voice in overseeing our shared, treasured boathouse. Semi-retired, Brooks is a co-founder and senior advisor at Starfish Specialty Insurance. His professional commitments rarely prevent him from enjoying a morning row or spending a day skiing or hiking in the mountains.

My husband and I moved to Seattle from San Diego with our two sons over 35 years ago. I am a retired UW Professor of Immunology and headed a research lab for over 30 years. I taught undergraduate, graduate, and medical students, and served on countless curriculum, recruitment, advisory, faculty search, and grant review committees at both the university and national levels. I served as the first female Editor in Chief of the flagship journal of the largest organization of immunologists in the US. I am a dedicated recreational rower at PRC and have rowed here continuously since I took my first stroke in a wherry under the watchful eye of WT Arnold more than 20 years ago. As a volunteer, I’ve washed boathouse towels and was a member of an early version of the PRC Safety Committee. For the past 5 years, I have conducted quarterly launch safety and coach bag checks. I am eager to help ensure that the PRC continues to provide a welcoming and well-structured home for rowers of all skill levels and interests. Outside of sculling, I enjoy hiking, kayaking, birdwatching (full disclosure – I do a lot of that on the water too), cooking, and needlepoint.

My rowing journey began in the UK at age 13, becoming hooked on the excitement, teamwork and camaraderie of the sport. After a short 30 year break, I returned to rowing at PRC almost 10 years ago, where I fell back in love with the sport - starting with the Men’s Competitive team before joining Mixed Masters, appreciating its community and balance. I’ve been rowing with the Mixed Masters team at PRC for 7 years, serving as co-captain for the past 2-3 with Jennifer Hostetler. Rowing is now a family tradition and I am proud to have two daughters in the sport, one a rower and one a collegiate coxswain in the UK. I have 20+ years in a consulting firm focusing on strategy and operations in tech and energy sectors and currently am a managing director for a consulting firm based here in Seattle. I have benefited from, and hope to support our club to continue to be a supportive, community-focused club for all abilities, ages, and backgrounds. Strengthening connections, improving operational clarity, and boosting participation are my core goals. My focus is ensuring PRC remains a place where members challenge themselves, build friendships, and enjoy rowing’s unique sense of community.