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Riders Unlimited, Incorporated is a business operated by a Board of Directors. Our current Board members are:
President: Maureen Mullins, Toledo, Ohio
Vice President: Amber Barbour, Fremont, Ohio
Secretary: Liz Marquart, Oak Harbor, Ohio
Treasurer: Mary Stricker Helena, Ohio
Members at Large: Charles Bille, Huron, Ohio
Randy Laubacher, Oak Harbor, Ohio
We are always interested in gaining new members. If you are interested in being an integral part of determining the future of our organization; have skills, education or training that would be an asset; or have a lot of great ideas, please contact the office at:
419-898-6164.
President: Maureen Mullins, Toledo, Ohio
Vice President: Amber Barbour, Fremont, Ohio
Secretary: Liz Marquart, Oak Harbor, Ohio
Treasurer: Mary Stricker Helena, Ohio
Members at Large: Charles Bille, Huron, Ohio
Randy Laubacher, Oak Harbor, Ohio
We are always interested in gaining new members. If you are interested in being an integral part of determining the future of our organization; have skills, education or training that would be an asset; or have a lot of great ideas, please contact the office at:
419-898-6164.
Chief Operating Officer/Instructor: Rebekah Recker
Rebekah has been with the program since April 2002 when she began the second location of RUI outside of Gibsonburg. Prior to that, she was the Program Director at Saddle Up! of Franklin, Tennessee. Rebekah graduated from BGSU with a B.S. in Special Education: Learning Disabilities, Developmental Handicaps, and Hearing Impairments. Before and during her beginning years in EAAT, she taught high school for four years with Metro Nashville-Davidson County Schools and two years with Williamson County Schools. She is a PATH International certified instructor (since 1995) and a Special Olympics Equestrian Coach (since 1999). Her accolades include being selected as the Tennesse equestrian coach for the 1999 Special Olympics World Games, being chosen as the 2004 NARHA Region IV Volunteer of the Year, and being awarded the 2008 NARHA Region IV Instructor of the Year. Outside of RUI, Rebekah has two Haflinger draft ponies, a Gypsy Vanner, a dog, and several cats. Besides horses, she enjoys re-utilizing old stuff, homesteading and helps her dad with the family farm. Her support system includes her husband of over 25 years, Gerard, and son, Josh.
Rebekah has been with the program since April 2002 when she began the second location of RUI outside of Gibsonburg. Prior to that, she was the Program Director at Saddle Up! of Franklin, Tennessee. Rebekah graduated from BGSU with a B.S. in Special Education: Learning Disabilities, Developmental Handicaps, and Hearing Impairments. Before and during her beginning years in EAAT, she taught high school for four years with Metro Nashville-Davidson County Schools and two years with Williamson County Schools. She is a PATH International certified instructor (since 1995) and a Special Olympics Equestrian Coach (since 1999). Her accolades include being selected as the Tennesse equestrian coach for the 1999 Special Olympics World Games, being chosen as the 2004 NARHA Region IV Volunteer of the Year, and being awarded the 2008 NARHA Region IV Instructor of the Year. Outside of RUI, Rebekah has two Haflinger draft ponies, a Gypsy Vanner, a dog, and several cats. Besides horses, she enjoys re-utilizing old stuff, homesteading and helps her dad with the family farm. Her support system includes her husband of over 25 years, Gerard, and son, Josh.
