Bruce Melendy has lived in Danville for 28 years. He retired from the Vermont State Police in 2010 after a 28 year career and is currently employed as the Emergency Management Coordinator for Northeastern Vermont Development Association. He also broadcasts high school and college sporting events such as baseball, basketball, football, soccer, and softball games throughout Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, and

New York for the Northeast Sporting Network.

Bruce and his wife Donna have been actively involved in the Danville Community for many years. Bruce previously served on the Danville School Board from 1999-2004.  All three of their children graduated from Danville High School. They have six grand-children. Four of them reside in Danville and attend Danville School. Bruce enjoys camping, boating, snowmobiling, playing golf, going to Red Sox

games with Donna, and especially time spent with his family.

Dave Towle grew up in Danville and attended Danville School for all 12 years. He is a member of the Class of 1984 and has 4 children that graduated from Danville (Kayla - 2006, Kaity - 2009, Andy & Ben - 2012). His wife, Shelley has worked in the Food Services Dept for 17 years.  He has served as the Scoutmaster of Boy Scout Troop 888 since 2005 and enjoys camping, fishing, Christmas lights, scary movies and spending time with his family.

Tim Sanborn has been a part of the Danville community for the past 12 years.  He worked for many years as a teacher at Lyndon Institute before finding employment as a middle school science educator in Barre.   He enjoys kayaking, travel, camping and appreciating and creating art.

Clayton Cargill has lived in North Danville for 15 years, with his wife Lili.  They have two children, Nolan and Graham who attend Danville School.  He enjoys the small town community, doing volunteer work, and gardening. 

Robert has lived in Danville for 21 years with his wife, Stacy, a science teacher at

Danville High School, and their two boys, Thomas, age 14, and Patrick, age 12, both students at the Danville School.  Robert is a retired professor of biology from the University of Massachusetts, where he taught for 34 years and conducted research in climate change and human evolution.  He has been a coach of local baseball and soccer teams, and he continues scientific/educational studies of lakes in the Northeast Kingdom.  He enjoys bicycling, cross-country skiing, and reconstructing the old house and barns he calls home.