Trustees

Barry Brown '69 began his studies at Fountain Valley as a “day boy; in the second form, becoming a boarding student in the fourth form when his family moved to San Antonio. He was honored with the Froelicher Award upon graduation from FVS in 1969 and was elected to the Board of Trustees in 2015. 

A consistent supporter of FVS, Brown served for several years as agent for the infamous Class of ’69, has been a member of the Casa Serena Society since 2001, and is also a contributor to the Julie and Spencer Penrose Athletic Center and Mountain Campus campaigns.

Brown graduated with a degree in English from the University of Pennsylvania before attending the University of Texas School of Law, earning his J.D. in 1976. Following experience as an assistant criminal district attorney and in private practice in San Antonio, Brown joined the Legal Department at Southwest Airlines in 1990. Since then he has served in the positions of corporate counsel, director of corporate safety & environment, and vice president, safety & federal airport security. He is currently Senior Legal Advisor, Operations for the Company.

Janet Dulin '77, P '11 is in her first year on the board.

She and her husband, Jim '76, have a long connection to FVS. Dulin attended FVS during the first co-ed years, and she says her FVS experience was pivotal due to the encouragement and mentoring she received from teachers like Chuck Emery, Chuck Warren and Dexter Cheney. 

Dulin thrives in the high energy mountain community of Vail, Colo., where she has lived for more than 20 of the last 35 years. She's an avid skier, bicyclist, hiker and golfer. She and Jim are supporters of many cultural and musical events in the Vail valley, including Vail Jazz, Bravo! Classical Summer Music Series, and the Vail Valley Foundation. They also host a succesful annual jazz event and fundraiser in their home.

They are also involved in the Mesa Verde Foundation and its annual art exibition and sale. Among the many local charities they support, the Dulins are most excited about the Guardian Scholars, which provides a path for underprivileged, deserving local high school graduates to go to college. 

As owner of the Clagget/Rey Art Gallery in Vail, she was involved in the startup and running of the business. Her love of art continues through collecting and the Mesa Verde event.

Dulin says the most valuable aspect of her life has been being a mom. She and Jim have five children: Erica, 27, Emily '11, and her step-children Hunter '07, Tyler '09 and Callie '11.

Kelly Eustace is the parent of FVS graduate Sarah '14 and current student William '17. She is the chairman and chief operating officer of Heating and Plumbing Engineers, Inc. (HPE), a Colorado Springs-based mechanical contracting firm. Eustace graduated from the University of Denver with degrees in finance and marketing. In 2004, she and her husband, Bill, purchased HPE from her father, becoming the third generation in her family to own HPE.

She is a member of the Women's Business Enterprise National Council and the National Association of Women in Construction. She has served as a 4H leader in El Paso County and is currently the Life Scout Advisor for William's Boy Scout Troop 268. She enjoys camping, skiing, snowshoeing and hiking. In 2008, she successfully summited Mt. Kilimanjaro.

Hope Anderson Kapsner and her family have long been a part of the Fountain Valley School. Her father, Travis Anderson, and her uncle Erich Bucherer graduated in the class of ’53. Her sisters, Susan Anderson ’78 and Cathy Anderson ’79, also attended FVS. 

Kapsner owned and ran the popular restaurant 221 South Oak in Telluride, Colo. She currently lives on a ranch in Sweetwater, Colo., with her husband, Matt. Their two children, Bryce '17 and Quinlan ’20, are currently thriving at Fountain Valley School!

Greg attended FVS for four years graduating in 1981 where he received the
Eleanor F. Emory award honoring warmth, good humor and enthusiasm. He
has served as Class Agent since that time. He is a former trustee for Fountain
Valley School of Colorado where he served as board president from 2010 –
2014.

Greg is a thirty-three year veteran of the mortgage banking industry starting
his own company in 2012. Bridge Capital Resources, LLC is an asset-based
lender helping small investors gain access to capital to transform real estate
into its highest and best use. He has been a successful senior executive at
Wells Fargo Home Mortgage, Universal Lending Corp. and North American
Mortgage Company heading organizations up to 600 people in size. Under
Greg’s leadership, his groups produced in excess of 185,000 loans for $43
billion in loan volume since 1993. 

Greg is past chairman of the Colorado Mortgage Lenders Association, holds a Certified Mortgage Lender designation and currently serves on its Board of Governors. Additionally, he serves on the board of RMC Corp., a Colorado Springs real estate developer. Greg earned a BBA in real estate and finance in 1985 from Southern Methodist University in
Dallas, TX. Greg is also a certified instructor for Integrative Mastery Programs, developing values-based visionary leaders. Happily married for 26 years, Greg and his wife Madeleine have a 14-year-old daughter, Lily.

Presented with the Elizabeth Froliecher Smith Distinguished Service award in
2014, Greg continues to credit FVS for constantly inspiring him to be his best
self.

As a 2011 graduate of Fountain Valley, Davis maintained a presence in the Pikes Peak Region by attending Colorado College. During his time at CC, Davis was an active member of the community, serving various elected roles on the Colorado College Student Government Association, the President’s Council, and as President of the Mortar Board Honor Society. He built upon his Fountain Valley Honor Council experience through his service as a member of the Colorado College Honor Council and Student Conduct Committee, organizations responsible for adjudicating academic and student conduct violations respectively. Additionally, he continued his athletic prowess as a member of the Varsity DIII Men’s Basketball Team. Davis graduated from Colorado College with a degree in Art History and received the award for Top Senior Thesis of 2015 for his research on St. Paul’s Cathedral. He was the recipient of a Keller Venture Grant, which allowed primary research on site in London at the Cathedral as well as the Royal Society. Outside of academics, Davis interned for the United States Senate, The United States Olympic Committee, and the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center.

Following graduation, Davis worked as a Program Associate for the El Pomar Foundation Fellowship. He was fully responsible for managing the Summer Internship Program, which included recruiting, selecting, and overseeing ten college students for the duration of the summer. Davis furthered El Pomar’s impact in rural Colorado as director of the Central Peaks and Pikes Peak Regions. He directed many other El Pomar programs, including the Forum for Civic Advancement, the Wildland Fire Fund, the El Pomar- Denver Broncos Partnership, and taught Investment Challenge, a principles of financial management
class. 

Davis currently works for the United States Olympic Committee as the Coordinator in the Nationa lGoverning Body (NGB) Services Department. In this position, he is responsible for organizing the National Governing Body Council, an association of all NGB Executive Directors and Board Chairs wh oserve as a recommending body for the USOC. Davis maintains an active role in Games prep by managing the Pan American sports within the USOC, which includes the creation and execution of athlete payment contracts and selection procedures. The largest portion of Davis’ time is devoted to developing and
implementing strategic plans for each NGB. Due to the small staff and limited resources of many sports, the USOC provides strategic planning seminars and assistance to all NGBs.
Outside of his professional pursuits, Davis is a member of the Colorado Springs Youth Sports Board of Directors and sits on the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center at Colorado College Museum Subcommittee, the AAM accredited committee responsible for overseeing museum operations and the collection. 

He also maintains a presence in the community as a coordinator of Hillside Connections, a weekly basketball camp, and mentorship program for low-income children on the southeast side of Colorado Springs.

William V. Webb began his tenure as the eighth head of school in July 2013. 

He has extensive experience as a boarding and day school leader. He was a student at Groton School in Massachusetts and later earned his bachelor's degree in English from the University of Vermont. He began his boarding school career at The Gunnery in Connecticut as a teacher and assistant dean of students. Webb went back to the University of Vermont as a development officer and earned his M.A. in independent school organization and leadership at the Klingenstein Center, Teacher’s College, Columbia University. 

From there, he went to Athens Academy in Athens, Ga., as assistant dean of students and English teacher. In 2004, he returned to Groton School as the associate director of development and director of alumni affairs, and later as associate director of admission and assistant varsity lacrosse coach.

W. Jerome "Jerry" Frautschi '49 is a longtime supporter of Fountain Valley School. He is the retired vice chair of Webcrafters, Inc., and is currently the chair of the W. Jerome Frautschi Foundation in Madison, Wisc. He and his wife, Pleasant Rowland, continue to be involved with building the future of FVS and are the lead supporters of the Frautschi Campus Center and dining room renovation. His brother John is a 1947 FVS graduate.