Utah Scottish Association
Board Election

The Utah Scottish Association holds yearly elections for officers and board members. Board Members are sworn in at our Annual General Meeting (typically in November).

All board member positions are terms of 3 years (then re-election if desired), and require attendance at a monthly meeting, participation in planning events, and the time it takes to assist in planning those events outside of the meeting time.

Nominations

We currently have 4 seats available.

Please read the bios on our nominees. If you are a member of the Utah Scottish Association, please select 4 of the following and submit your vote below.

ONLY CURRENT MEMBERS OF THE UTAH SCOTTISH ASSOCIATION ARE ALLOWED TO VOTE.

VOTE ENDS NOVEMBER 4th

Nominee

Logan Bruek

Logan is an adaptable cultural explorer who thrives on discovering the traditions, food, and festivals that make each place unique. Equally comfortable blending into new environments or sparking joy in a crowd, he brings curiosity and connection to every adventure. Beyond travel, he's passionate about giving back through volunteer work, building community wherever he goes and living life to its fullest.

Nominee

Timothy Crawford

Tim was born and raised in Utah. He understands the value of being connected with his Scottish ancestry. He has worked for a non-profit religious organization for the last 17 years. He serves as a personal tax advisor to the senior leadership of that organization. He has also taught online as an adjunct instructor for several different colleges and universities over the past 20 years. He holds four master’s degrees, in Accounting, Business Administration, Mechanical Engineering, and English Literature.

Nominee

Scarlet Davis

Scarlet is a seasoned tax professional and is deeply involved in strategic tax planning and operational efficiency initiatives. Scarlet is a passionate advocate for her Scottish heritage. Born in Texas, she developed a deep connection to her ancestral roots on her grandparents’ farm. In 2023, she visited Scotland, walking among the headstones at the Kirk of Balquidder and hiking to the clan war rally site of The Boar’s Rock (Creag an Tuirc). These experiences reinforced her pride in her MacLaren clan lineage.

Nominee

Jessi Frye

Jessi has been part of the Salt Lake Scots Pipe Band since 2005 and joined their executive committee in 2009. She has been Drum Sergeant since 2015. She has been instrumental in the piping community of Utah for many years. She is a mentor and friend to the youth entering the pipe band community. Whether through competitions, teaching or leadership, her goal has always been to honor Scottish traditions and leave them stronger for the next generation.

Nominee for Re-Election

Jordan Hinkley

Jordan Hinckley has been on the Utah Scottish Association board since he was elected in 2013. He is also currently the Mountain Regional Convener for the Clan Leslie Society international. Besides being interested in his cultural heritage, Jordan has taught the Historical European Martial Arts with the United Clans Swordsman Association in Salt Lake City Utah. He enjoys Fencing, and Longsword
fighting among his other activities.

Jordan enjoys History, teaching swordsmanship, and playing king Henry VIII at several of the local Renaissance fairs and festivals. He owns a beautiful Scottish Deerhound.

Nominee

Robin Murillo

Robin is a first generation American, 26th generation Scottish McMillan Clan. Born in San Diego, California. Mom to one daughter, Nana to two grandkids. Healthcare Professional (former Surgeon). Currently Healthcare management executive overseeing staff in seven states. Member of UHCA and UALA.
Robin is a Certified Reiki Master. Loves to travel: family in Scotland & Switzerland. Enjoys Scuba diving, riding Harleys. She has a foodie and former restaurant owner.
Volunteer experience: Boys and Girls Club LA x 10 years, fundraising and sponsor.

Utah Scottish Association Board Election

Nominations

Utah Scottish Association
Board Election