Board & Staff
Meet Our Board
Sue Wise
PRESIDENT
Sue is a parent of 3 Tualatin High School graduates and a retired CPA and CFO.
“I got involved with Tualatin Together because I was looking for a way to be more involved in my community at a time when my kids were in their formative years, and I was excited to join TT because of their vision and commitment to the overall health and well-being of our youth, families and community.”
Irene Croswell
VICE PRESIDENT
Irene is a retired Pharmacist for Safeway and Co-founder/Consultant Pharmacist with Coordinated MEDucation Team.
“I got involved with Tualatin Together because I saw an opportunity to connect with others to make a positive difference in the health and quality of life of everyone who live and work here in Tualatin. “ Her mantra is “Paying it forward.”
Marshall Jordan
SECRETARY
Marshall is the Branch Community Relationship Manager at Rivermark CU
"Tualatin Together provides a perfect opportunity to combine two things I'm extremely passionate about, our community and mental health/substance misuse challenges. Once I met Cyndy and the Tualatin Together staff and board, I was honored to join this amazing group on this journey!"
Paul Morrison
TREASURER
Paul is a former Tualatin City Councilor, a parent of 3 Tualatin High School Graduates
“Tualatin Together is important to the community because TT is helping our youth thrive by working to reduce the use and abuse of drugs and alcohol.
This strategic planning process is important to TT because it allows us to focus on our mission and allocate our resources where we can have an impact on educating our community youth on healthy choices.”
Susan Salkield
MEMBER AT LARGE
Susan is the Grants and Special Projects Director with Tigard Tualatin School District.
“Tualatin together means hope. It is our community coming together to support youth, and growing youth leadership for a healthy and safe community.”
Susan has been engaged with TT since 2014 and was key to bringing together the Tualatin Police Department, Washington County and TTSD to bring TT back to life.
Meet Our Staff
Cyndy Hillier
Executive Director
Cyndy has been ED of Tualatin Together since 2011.
“I got involved with Tualatin Together because I saw how addiction was tearing up my own family as well as the unbearable shame I felt for not being able to keep my family “in order.” Digging into the science of prevention has brought hope and ignited a passion to serve our community in a way that builds safety nets for youth through education, environmental changes and community engagement.”
Delamira Gonzalez De Niz
LatinX Community Connector
Delmira is a recent graduate from Warner Pacific University and has been on staff with Tualatin Together since 2021.
“Tualatin Together is an organization that I can proudly stand behind. Knowing that addiction can easily take over people’s lives and tear families apart; I am lucky to be able to educate myself and the LatinX Community to make safer and conscientious decisions. Overall, I strive to create positive social change and provide an accessible and inclusive environment for everyone in the community.”
Ali Hoyle
Office Manager
Ali has been on staff with Tualatin Together since 2014.
"As a parent of four girls and a member of the Tualatin community since 2003, I am passionate about the youth in our community having every opportunity to reach their full potential. My own life has been touched by the devastating effects of adolescent drug use and I know too well that no one would ever choose a life of addiction for themselves or for their child. I believe that the work Tualatin Together does in the community to educate parents about protective factors and youth about the risk of underage use can impact the lives of this and future generations."
Laura Freer
Community Outreach Coordinator
Laura was serving on our board of directors and got so energized about our next steps at Tualatin Together, she decided to join the team!
“I got involved with Tualatin Together because I see the importance of investing in our youth and this organizations allows me to be involved with that process. I want to help build a community that children want to return to as adults to raise their own families. I believe that children and teens with positive self-esteem value themselves and their abilities. In turn, their learning and development will be productive and will set them up for a healthy and positive future.”