Natalie Lorenz, Deputy General Counsel with the Bank of Missouri, was born and raised in Perry County and returned in 2016 to practice law in her hometown. A Perryville High School graduate, she also holds degrees from SEMO and Southern Illinois University School of Law. Natalie serves on the boards of Impact 100 Perry County and Flourish: Perryville Women’s Leadership Collective. She and her husband, Kyle, have two children, Dawson and Caroline. Passionate about helping her community thrive, Natalie enjoys strategy-driven work that builds a strong future for Perry County.

Terina Dillahay, Vice-Chair of the Perry County Community Foundation Board, is a lifelong Perry County resident and Commercial Account Executive at First State Insurance Agency. With more than 20 years in the insurance industry, she is also active in community organizations including FLOURISH: Perryville Women’s Leadership Collective and Impact 100 Perry County. Guided by the belief that “together we can do so much,” Terina is passionate about helping Perry County flourish and supporting local nonprofits.

Michelle Hadler serves as Secretary of the Perry County Community Foundation Board. A Perryville High School graduate, she returned to the area with her husband, Darryl, to raise their son after living and working in Chicago and St. Louis. Michelle holds a Bachelor of Arts in Art from Southeast Missouri State University and a Master of Fine Arts in Painting from Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville. She has worked with the Southeast Missouri Regional Planning and Economic Development Commission and previously taught as an adjunct instructor at several colleges, including Mineral Area College and Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville.

Garrett Behrle, Treasurer of the Perry County Community Foundation Board, is a Perryville native and managing owner of Dreyer Electric Company. He attended Southeast Missouri State University and lives in Perryville with his wife, Shannon, and their three children. Garrett enjoys watching his children’s sporting events and is also an accomplished pitmaster—his BBQ team, the Notorious P.I.G., took first place in the 2025 Gettin’ Sauced competition supporting local veterans.

Angela Swan serves on the Perry County Community Foundation Board and is the Training and Development Coordinator for Robinson Companies. A Perryville native who returned in 2017 after living in New York for 25 years, she brings decades of experience in nonprofit event planning and community engagement. Angela enjoys caving, kayaking, gardening, and leading personal development events, and she is deeply committed to helping Perry County thrive and supporting initiatives that strengthen the community.

Scott Sattler serves on the Perry County Community Foundation Board and is an economic development professional with Sattler & Associates in Perryville. A transformational leader, he brings expertise in strategic planning, economic and workforce development, and disaster recovery. Scott is passionate about supporting entrepreneurship, enhancing employer ecosystems, and advancing regional initiatives that strengthen the community.

Jeff Layton serves on the Perry County Community Foundation Board and is the Public Works Director for the City of Perryville. With an engineering background and previous experience at Toyoda Gosei, Jeff brings expertise in infrastructure and community development. He and his wife, Meg, have three children. Jeff is known for his creativity in community fundraising, including leading the “Bucks for Beards” campaign to support tornado relief efforts in March 2025.

Keith Lorenz serves on the Perry County Community Foundation Board and is a financial advisor with Edward Jones in Perryville. With deep family roots in Perry County, he and his wife, Julie, are proud parents of two grown daughters and a grandchild, along with their dog, Dizzy. A committed community volunteer and Mizzou fan, Keith has served on multiple committees and is always ready to lend his expertise to support local initiatives.

Carlene Rauh serves on the Perry County Community Foundation Board and is a longtime Perryville resident. A retired paralegal and former Research & Planning Director, she has dedicated decades to community service through organizations including St. Vincent School Board, the Perry County Military History Museum, and the Hill of Peace Historical Society. Carlene and her husband, John, have two grown daughters, four grandchildren, and a Ragdoll cat named Sammy. Guided by the philosophy that “service to others is the rent you pay for your room here on earth,” she is passionate about promoting community involvement throughout Perry County.

Dennis Bohnert serves on the Perry County Community Foundation Board and is President of First State Community Bank. A Perryville resident for 47 years, he has been with FSCB for 23 years and brings extensive experience in banking and community leadership. Dennis and his wife, Renea, have seven children, and he enjoys travel, sports, gardening, and is a self-described big movie buff. He is motivated by helping the community and celebrating the achievements of local humanitarian efforts.

Brent Buerck serves as an ex-officio member of the Perry County Community Foundation Board in his role as City Administrator for the City of Perryville. He is a dedicated supporter of PCCF’s mission and is known for his willingness to get involved in creative community initiatives, including agreeing to shave his beard in the style voted on by the community for the “Bucks for Beards” campaign supporting tornado relief efforts in March 2025.

Trish Erzfeld serves as an ex-officio member of the Perry County Community Foundation Board in her role as Director of Perry County Heritage Tourism. A lifelong Perryville resident, she brings extensive experience in leadership and community engagement, serving on boards including the Perry County Historical Society, Missouri Humanities Council, and Perry County Creative Arts. Trish enjoys genealogy, crafts, and travel—and recently discovered a dinosaur leg bone on a Badlands fossil hunt, which will be named after her. She lives in Perryville with her husband, Dave, and daughter, Kaycie, and is dedicated to connecting community initiatives with tourism and heritage development.

Jennifer Janet, a lifelong Perryville resident, serves as an advisory member of the Perry County Community Foundation Board. She is a real estate broker and owner of 573 Realty Group and holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with an emphasis in Finance. Jennifer has served on numerous local and professional boards, including the REALTORS Land Institute and Immanuel Lutheran Church Concordia Ladies Aid. She and her husband, Nic, have two sons, Samuel and Alex, and she enjoys reading, running, traveling, and spending time outdoors. Jennifer is passionate about giving back to the community and supporting initiatives that leave a lasting impact on Perry County.

Kelli Behrle, a former board member and now advisory member of the Perry County Community Foundation Board, works in marketing for Citizens Electric Corporation in Perryville. She specializes in strategic communications and is a passionate advocate for economic development, driving growth and community impact. Kelli and her husband, Avery, have two sons and are dedicated to supporting initiatives that strengthen Perry County.

Frank Robinson, a founding board member and now advisory member of the Perry County Community Foundation Board, is CEO of Robinson Construction in Perryville. Married to Joanie, they have one son, Andrew. As a visionary in bringing PCCF to life, Frank continues to support the Foundation’s initiatives and is deeply committed to strengthening the Perry County community.

Michelle Davis is the Perry County Community Foundation Coordinator. Michelle has resided in Perryville since 2001 and has a long history of service in local and federal roles, including as Postmaster of Saint Mary. Michelle and her husband, Thomas, have a son, Colten, and manage a farm with horses, dogs, cats, and cattle. She enjoys horse riding, attending local events, and is motivated by helping Perryville become the best it can be.