Front Staff:

Suzanne Tyler, Hospital Administrator

Suzanne has been with Greywolf since it's opening day in February 1992!  She also owns Wild Harvest Creamery, a Goat Dairy and Cheesemaking enterprise, and teaches Home Cheesemaking on the weekends.

For more on her hobby gone wild see,  www.wildharvestcreamery.com.

 
                                                                                           
Vickie Anderson, Client Service Manager
I have been with Greywolf for about 1 year.  I grew up on cattle and horse ranches in Eastern Montana and Idaho.  When I wasn't sleeping or eating, I was on horseback.  My little 'Mamma Kitty' would catch shrews in the barn and leave them for me in my boots---sometimes still alive!  I have lived in or visited almost every State west of the Mississippi River.  I have 4 pretty terrific children who are all grown--or think they are adults!  One daughter is married and has a daughter of her own, Emma Rose, who is, of course, the cutest baby in the world!  As for pets at home, I have 1 cat, Lily, the rescue kitty from Greywolf.  In my spare time, I enjoy reading and watching my favorite TV shows. 
Any comments about co-workers?:    At work, I really admire all the techs who have to do the "dirty work" and still have so much empathy for the patients.

Sarah Bruni, Client Service Rep.

Rebecca Alexander, Client Service Rep.

Nursing Staff:

  Diana Wright, LVT

I have been part of the Greywolf Family since September 2003.  I started in veterinary medicine as a kennel assistant and then decided to pursue a degree in Veterinary Technology.  I graduated Magna Cum Laude from Northern Virginia Community College in 1993 and have enjoyed the profession ever since.  I moved from Virginia to Sequim in June 2000 to join my mother, Jean.  While I love all types of animals (she has been a vegetarian for years), I am definitely a "cat person" and have adopted many feline friends over the years.  In my personal time, I enjoy music, watching movies, camping and I am a "Survivor" addict!
From her co-workers: Diana has a kind and compassionate heart.  Any animals in her care are referred to as "My Sweet."  She has a great sense of humor and an infectious laugh.  She is a joy to clients and staff alike.  She is truly and asset to our staff and a pleasure to work with.

Schelle Fuchs. LVT

Kennel Staff:

Coleen Imbarrto

Maddie Moir