Martin Dill is the new Public Space Coordinator for DTSF, Inc, and also the owner/operator of a small lawn service company, Marty's Mowing, established 1998. 

Fun Fact: A sometime singer/songwriter, Martin fronted local rock band Janitor Bob and the Armchair Cowboys. You might have heard their "Happy Song", on B102.7's Friday Drive at 5, as they are kind enough to play it still after all these years. 

When he isn’t busy working and moonlighting as a rock star, Martin enjoys hiking and camping, is a sucker for sunsets and the full moon, and is an amateur nature photographer, whenever he gets the chance.

April Bolton is the Associate Director at Lutheran Social Services of South Dakota in the Behavioral Health Department. April has been a counselor for 11 years and a Licensed Professional Counselor – Mental Health. She got her bachelor’s degree at Augustana College (University) and master’s degree from University of Colorado at Colorado Springs.

She has done specialized training particularly in EMDR (eye movement desensitization and reprocessing) which helps people reprocess past trauma and negative beliefs about themselves. April also loves to work with couples using Gottman Couples counseling.

In her years at LSS, she has helped develop the school based mental health program called PATH, which brings mental health counselors to around 40 area schools. Non-professionally, she is a long distance runner and  a member of the board for Sioux Falls Women Run, a local running group for women that also provides scholarships for young women runners going into college. April is the mother of a lovely 8 year old daughter and the wife to an amazing husband.

Dick Montanez is originally from San Francisco, CA. He graduated from Pacific Union College in 2013, with a BA in theology. Dick received his M.S. in Chaplaincy from Loma Linda University in 2017. Dick has worked as a chaplain since 2015, primarily working in Palliative Care and Hospice.

Dick is a professional chaplain at Sanford Health in Sioux Falls (2019) and the English pastor at the Church of God, Seventh Day (2021), in Sioux Falls. Dick is engaged to be married to Susan Knight in August 2021. Dick is the proud father of two adult sons, Ricardo and Walterio Montanez.

Adam Dale Jorgensen (he/him) is currently the Vice Chair of Equality South Dakota. Prior to joining Equality South Dakota, Adam served at Sioux Falls Pride as president, worked as the communications and development coordinator at NARAL Pro-Choice South Dakota, helped folks at LifeScape secure employment, and led a team of 250 volunteers at Sanford Hospice. Over the last several years, Adam has immersed himself in the area non-profit advocacy world with the goal of unifying and emboldening advocates from across the state.

Adam is a graduate of the University of Sioux Falls and Southeast Technical Institute with majors focusing on marketing, project management, and graphic design.

Steve Lindquist has devoted his career to helping others. He was appointed Administrator of the South Dakota Human Services Center in the wake of a crisis at that facility. At that time, he was the youngest Administrator in that facility's 100+ year history.

He led the design and construction of the George S. Mickelson Center for the Neurosciences and served as Director of Mental Health for the State of South Dakota, making him one of only two people to have that dual role.

As the executive leader of Avera Behavioral Health, he expanded treatment programs and led the design and construction of the Avera Behavioral Health Center. The number of outpatients served by his programs is well over 100,000. He is currently the project director of The Link in Sioux Falls.

Toni Diamond is the current Vice President of the Black Hills Center for Equality. Toni brings energy, thoughtfulness, and encouragement to the Board with her easygoing smile and desire to bring equality to the Black Hills.

Cody Ingle has lived in Sioux Falls for about seven years. He currently works as an Application Support Specialist at the Center for Family Medicine and as a bartender at Lucky’s Bar in downtown Sioux Falls.

He serves as the Vice President of Sioux Falls Pride, which he has been a part of for about three years. He organized the first Pride Parade in Sioux Falls. He is passionate about advocacy work, specifically within the LGBTQ2S+ community. Cody also serves as the Political Director for the Young Democrats of South Dakota and is on the Board of Directors for Pathways to Equitable and Inclusive Workplaces.

Cody strives to help ensure that equity exists in Sioux Falls for the LGBTQ2S+ community. In his free time, Cody enjoys spending time with his partner, Josh, his close friends, and catching up on the latest novels, movies, and TV shows.

Susan  Williams (she/her) is a self- described “mama bear” of a transgender child and an advocate for LGBTQ+ and Two Spirit rights. She founded The Transformation Project in 2019 and The Transformation Project Advocacy Network in 2020 in Sioux Falls, SD.  Susan is married to her college sweetheart Jeremy, and together they have two kids and a mini golden-doodle in Sioux Falls.

Growing up, Jill Janecke lived on a farm in rural Minnesota. She graduated from South Dakota State University in 2005 with a Masters of Science in Counseling. Since then, she has been working with children, teenagers, adults, couples, and families. She has had a private practice since April 2009. Jill moved to Pierre and opened her private practice there in January 2013. In 2019, she was blessed with the opportunity and dream to bring more quality clinicians to her practice. In 2020, she expanded her dream to bring quality care to other rural areas throughout South Dakota for people to have access to mental health care.

Jill's theoretical approach is solution focused, client centered, family systems, energy psychology, and cognitive-behavioral therapy. She is EMDR certified, which has changed the dynamic of her therapy. She has been blessed to witness changes with children and adults through this technique – it has been life changing!

In her personal life, Jill enjoys spending time with her family and friends. She also enjoys mindlessness in nature, reading, boating, and relaxing with her husband and children. She moved to the beautiful Pierre area in December 2012 and has been very excited to be a part of such a welcoming community.

Amy Rambow was born and raised in South Dakota. She's been married to her husband Lance for 22 years, and they have 3 children: Dylan 19, Alex 16, and Julian 10. Amy is the president and founder of Watertown Love. Amy and Watertown Love are always looking for an adventure.