Larimer Court Support, Inc.
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  • Home
  • LCS
    • What we do
    • Board of Directors
    • Testimonials
    • Photo Gallery
  • Events
    • LCS Calendar
    • Local Events
    • Local Resources
  • Donate
  • Get Involved
    • Partners
    • Sponsors
    • Donors
    • King Soopers
  • Contact Us

our board members

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Kim Zappia, President
Kim is a proud mom of 3 grown children and a local business owner in Fort Collins. She was very involved with her daughter (Gina) in the Adult Drug Court program from 2014-2016, until Gina graduated in June 2016. Kim is a founding member of Larimer Court Support, and feels honored for the opportunity to give back to the program that saved her daughter’s life.

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Spencer Harrison, Vice President
Spencer graduated from the DUI Recovery court program in August 2016 and was approached by Larimer Court Support to be the Vice President and was happy to accept the position. He is extremely excited to give back to the DUI court program and the treatment court programs in Larimer County and looking forward to many years of success with Larimer Court Support.
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Bernadette Felix, Treasurer
Bernadette worked as a Probation Officer for the 8th Judicial District for over 28 years.  Prior to retiring in 2016, she was the PO for DUI Recovery Court, one of Larimer County's Problem Solving Court programs.  She loved working with probationers who were asking for help to stay sober and make better choices.  In late 2016, Bernadette helped found Larimer Court Support.


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Geena Rupp, Secretary
Geena is a member of the recovery community and a graduate of the Larimer County Adult Drug Court program. Struggling with addiction for several years, the Adult Drug Court program is what saved her life. She is grateful to now be able to give back to all of the problem-solving court participants that could use a hand up! 




"Yesterday is not ours to recover, but tomorrow is ours to win or lose"

​-Lyndon B Johnson
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