Diane Bamforth was appointed to the position of Assessment Nurse for Davis in April 2006. Diane, a seven-year resident of Davis, spent three years as coordinator of in-home respite and quality assurance for Summer House in Woodland.

She graduated with honors from University of Hull, took her post-graduate degree from Sheffield School of Nursing and received United Kingdom nurse certification. Diane holds a State of California certificate in community care administration. Her community activities include early child education and docent work with the Mondavi Center. With over twenty-five years' experience as a family nurse practitioner, nursing educator and health administrator, Diane comes well-qualified to assess the needs of CWC's Davis clientele.

Susan McGibbon joined the Citizens Who Care staff as Assessment Nurse in 1989. She hails from Montreal, Canada, where she graduated from the McGill University School of Nursing with a degree in Public Health Nursing Administration and Supervision in 1971. Married in 1968, she and her physician husband settled in Woodland in 1974, where he practiced Ob-Gyn for 28 years with her steadfast support.

In addition to raising their 4 children, she has been past President of the Yolo County Medical Society Auxiliary and Woodland GATE PTA, past Captain of the Yolo Fliers Club Niners, and member of numerous Woodland education committees. She has also managed to maintain her hobbies, including music, gardening, swimming, reading, skiing, cooking, and travel.

She and her husband delight in following the careers of their children, in-laws, and grandchildren in Los Angeles, Atlanta, New York, and Madrid, Spain.

Venetia Cotter is the Program Director for Time Off for Caregivers. She worked for Feedback Foundation in Orange County, where she served the elderly in an interactive program of daily social visits and supervised volunteers in a daily meal-delivery program for homebound elders. She was a photographer and crew supervisor for a school portrait company in the Los Angeles area for 10 years. Venetia spent many years as a full-time parent, a church and school volunteer, and a perpetual student. In 1998, Venetia and her husband, Tom, moved to Northern California so that she could pursue a Bachelor of Science in Horticulture at UC Davis. Venetia has many interests, including quilting, walking, theatre, films, art, music, cooking, reading, writing bad poetry, antique-hunting, gardening, and exploring small towns. She lives with her husband in Davis, California. They have five children and three grandchildren.