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Theodore Roosevelt

Presidential Library

The Board of Trustees

The Presidential Library Foundation board includes local and national leaders who contribute time, resources, organizational skills, and vision.

Dr. Stephen Dow Beckham

Design and Architecture Committee Member

Programming and Partnerships Committee Member

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Serena Roosevelt

Governance Committee, Chair

Finance Committee Member

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Eileen Scheel

Design and Architecture Committee Member

Finance Committee Member

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Dr. Eric Jolly

Development Committee Member

Governance Committee Member

 

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Linda Pancratz, Chair

Development Committee, Chair

Finance Committee Member

Governance Committee Member

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Vaughn Williams

Treasurer

Finance Committee, Chair

Programming and Partnerships Committee Member

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Melani Walton

Vice Chair

Design and Architecture, Chair

Development Committee Member

Programming and Partnerships Committee Member

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Robbie Lauf

Development Committee Member

Programming and Partnerships Committee Member

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Kermit "Kim" Roosevelt

Secretary

Finance Committee Member

Governance Committee Member

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Victoria Chambers

Development Committee Member

Programming and Partnerships Committee Member

 

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Spencer Zwick

Development Committee Member

Finance Committee Member

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About the Foundation

The Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library Foundation is a non-profit organization that is planning, building, and overseeing operations of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library. 
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Roosevelt and the Badlands: Why North Dakota

T.R. was a New Yorker by chance, and a North Dakotan by choice; he was an easterner and a westerner, but above all he was quintessentially American.
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Our Vision

Theodore Roosevelt died—unexpectedly—on January 6, 1919, and the nation awoke, stunned by the news that such a vigorous, larger-than-life figure was gone. Memorials were planned, associations formed, historic homes preserved, and yet Theodore Roosevelt does not have a presidential library.
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