Meet the Board
Pam Piddocke, Chair
Joanne Weetman, Vice/Past Chair
Joanne Weetman, Vice/Past Chair
Pam is a Registered Nurse with more than 35 years of experience across clinical practice, senior healthcare leadership, and post-secondary education. She currently teaches in the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program at Douglas College. A former Pony Club member and parent to four Pony Club alumni, Pam brings valuable skills in curriculu
Pam is a Registered Nurse with more than 35 years of experience across clinical practice, senior healthcare leadership, and post-secondary education. She currently teaches in the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program at Douglas College. A former Pony Club member and parent to four Pony Club alumni, Pam brings valuable skills in curriculum development, policy writing, contract negotiation, and not-for-profit budgeting. She is also a Canadian Armed Forces Officer in the Air Cadet organization and enjoys life on her Pitt Meadows farm.
Joanne Weetman, Vice/Past Chair
Joanne Weetman, Vice/Past Chair
Joanne Weetman, Vice/Past Chair
Joanne is a lifelong equestrian and practicing veterinarian working at Hastings Racecourse and as a small-animal locum. She previously served as President of the College of Veterinarians of BC and contributed to several provincial and national veterinary committees. Joanne has been involved with Pony Club for many years as a parent and vo
Joanne is a lifelong equestrian and practicing veterinarian working at Hastings Racecourse and as a small-animal locum. She previously served as President of the College of Veterinarians of BC and contributed to several provincial and national veterinary committees. Joanne has been involved with Pony Club for many years as a parent and volunteer, including four years as BCLM Regional Chair. She enjoys trail riding, driving, and supporting her daughter’s eventing pursuits, and is deeply committed to strengthening Pony Club’s programs and community.
Tracy Carver, Secretary
Joanne Weetman, Vice/Past Chair
Crystal Roche, Treasurer
Tracy has been actively involved with Pony Club since 2011, volunteering in nearly every branch and regional role, including Regional Vice Chair and Chairing multiple committees. She has organized and served as entry secretary for numerous regional events and spent eight years on the BC Horse Council Executive Board, building strong conne
Tracy has been actively involved with Pony Club since 2011, volunteering in nearly every branch and regional role, including Regional Vice Chair and Chairing multiple committees. She has organized and served as entry secretary for numerous regional events and spent eight years on the BC Horse Council Executive Board, building strong connections within the provincial horse community. All four of Tracy’s children participated in Pony Club, with two now competing at the international two-star level in eventing. She brings extensive experience in governance, event coordination, and youth programming.
Crystal Roche, Treasurer
Joanne Weetman, Vice/Past Chair
Crystal Roche, Treasurer
Crystal is a senior project manager specializing in large-scale institutional and residential development, with expertise in financial oversight, procurement, and governance systems. She has managed complex capital projects across the Lower Mainland and brings strong skills in budgeting, reporting, and operational structure. Crystal has v
Crystal is a senior project manager specializing in large-scale institutional and residential development, with expertise in financial oversight, procurement, and governance systems. She has managed complex capital projects across the Lower Mainland and brings strong skills in budgeting, reporting, and operational structure. Crystal has volunteered in Pony Club for many years, serving at both the branch and regional levels, and is passionate about creating organized, sustainable systems that support youth programming. She balances her professional work with family life, horses, and extensive volunteer commitments.
Lorna Rush, Director
MacKenzie MacMorran, Director
MacKenzie MacMorran, Director
Lorna is a long-time supporter of Pony Club and brings steady volunteer experience to the BCLM board. She is committed to helping strengthen regional programs and supporting members and families across the community.
MacKenzie MacMorran, Director
MacKenzie MacMorran, Director
MacKenzie MacMorran, Director
Mackenzie is an engaged contributor to the riding and youth equestrian community and brings supportive insight from her involvement at the branch level. She offers strong organizational skills, a collaborative approach, and a commitment to ensuring meaningful experiences for Pony Club members. Mackenzie is enthusiastic about contributing to the continued growth and success of the BCLM region.
Theresa Burns, Director
MacKenzie MacMorran, Director
Theresa Burns, Director
Dr. Theresa Burns is the Chief Veterinarian for the Province of British Columbia and brings extensive leadership experience in veterinary medicine, epidemiology, and animal health policy. She holds a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine with distinction, a Master’s degree in animal reproduction, and a PhD in epidemiology. Her career includes wor
Dr. Theresa Burns is the Chief Veterinarian for the Province of British Columbia and brings extensive leadership experience in veterinary medicine, epidemiology, and animal health policy. She holds a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine with distinction, a Master’s degree in animal reproduction, and a PhD in epidemiology. Her career includes work in clinical practice, animal health research, national and provincial disease surveillance, and regulatory oversight. As BC’s Chief Veterinarian, she provides guidance on animal welfare, livestock health, biosecurity, and emerging disease management, and she is committed to supporting safe, responsible engagement with animals across the province. Theresa brings a valuable, science-based perspective to BCLM and is passionate about strengthening youth education in horsemanship and animal care.
Kim Holbrow, Director
MacKenzie MacMorran, Director
Theresa Burns, Director
Kim is a Registered Veterinary Technologist with a focus on emergency and critical care. She teaches in the Veterinary Technologist Program at Douglas College, including large-animal instruction, and serves on the board of the BC Veterinary Technologists Association as Student Liaison. She also chairs the Practice Facility Accreditation C
Kim is a Registered Veterinary Technologist with a focus on emergency and critical care. She teaches in the Veterinary Technologist Program at Douglas College, including large-animal instruction, and serves on the board of the BC Veterinary Technologists Association as Student Liaison. She also chairs the Practice Facility Accreditation Committee for the College of Veterinarians of BC. Kim owns a hobby farm where she enjoys pleasure riding her off-track Standardbred and Highland Ponies, and she brings a thoughtful, educational perspective to Pony Club.