Meet the Team

Sarah moved to Galt in 1988 when she was 11 years old. She has taught piano lessons to hundreds of children, teens, and adults in Galt over the past 26 years. She has served as president of the San Joaquin branch of the California Music Teachers’ Association. Sarah has volunteered as the McCaffrey Middle School choir accompanist for several years. She loves to garden, go on hikes, and travel. Sarah is the mother of four young adults who all attended Galt schools. Through serving teens in various roles, Sarah has realized the need for a teen center in Galt. For this reason, this endeavor has become her passion.

Margarita is married with four children. Currently, two of them are teens.  She was born and raised in Sacramento. Her parents moved to Galt in 2005, and she fell in love with the town. The small-town family feel was so different from growing up in South Sacramento. In 2013 she moved to Galt with her family, and they love being part of this community. Her husband Jason is growing a gardening business, and Maggie works at the high school district. Maggie and her husband are proud parents that want to help their community and its youth in any way they can. Their younger children attend Greer Elementary and Liberty Ranch High School. Her son is a US Marine, and her oldest graduated from California State University Sacramento in 2021. Maggie is bilingual (Spanish) and is proud to represent and help the Spanish-speaking community. 

Rebecca moved to Galt from Elk Grove in 2004.  She and her husband had twin 1-year-olds and wanted to raise their children in a small town.  She worked at Merrill Lynch for 13 years before becoming a stay-at-home mother.  She became a substitute teacher once her children began First grade and were in school full time.  She especially enjoyed working with the Special Needs teachers and students.  She currently enjoyes volunteering with community organizations as her children are now done with school.  She hopes to use some of her financial background to help the Teen Center get off the ground.

Priscilla grew up in Washington State, where she worked as a Recreational Youth Program Coordinator for a small municipality.  As a program coordinator, she ran a teen late-night program, youth summer camp, community events, and youth city council.  She moved with her husband to Ft. Sill, OK, in 2003. During that time, she worked part-time at two nursery schools and operated a family-home daycare.  After her husband retired from the Army, they moved to the family’s farm in Lodi.  Priscilla ran a large family-home daycare for 13 years while helping run farmers’ markets for the family’s business.  She and her husband moved to Galt in 2018, and they currently own and operate a small organic farm.  Priscilla believes in strong community ties which support youth.  She hopes to create a sense of belonging for all! 

Cat was raised in Wilton but married and moved away.  Her husband served his country for ten years in the Army, of which most of those years were spent living in Germany.  Once her husband left the Army, she settled in the small ocean town of Pacifica, where she raised their two children. Ailing parents brought her back to the area where she bought a home in Galt.  Her daughter is 32 and lives in London, where she has been for 14 years.  Her son lives and owns a home in Sacramento.  After being a business owner for many years, she closed her business to enjoy more of the simple life, friends, and family. Now living here for five years, she wanted to be active in her community and was anxious to help Sarah build and grow the Galt Teen Center.  Having children so active in the boys and girls club, Cat realizes how important it is for kids to have a club, in our case, a Teen Center, so they can just be TEENS.

Stacy moved from Sacramento to Galt in 2005. She’s worked as an inspector for San Joaquin County for the last 15+ years. She’s always had a passion for working with youth. She was a “big sister” for foster youth which led to her adopting her own children.  She raised all of her kids in Galt while supporting them through numerous extra curricular activities. She has been a merit badge counselor with Boy Scouts, coached softball and basketball for Galt youth teams, and helped create and run an annual teen activity camp. In her free time she is known for organizing fun events for family and friends, which have included game nights, murder mysteries, paint nights, and family olympics.  Now that her kids are all grown, she is looking forward to working with the youth in the Galt Teen Center.