Meet Us

Soon after arriving in Wickenburg, Hunt began volunteering for many different organizations. He spent two three-year terms on the board of the Wickenburg Community Hospital Foundation serving three years as Chairman of the Board, one year on the board of the Wickenburg Citizens Patrol, three years on the board of the Wickenburg Elks Lodge more recently returning for another three-year term with the Wickenburg Community Hospital Foundation Board of Directors.

Hunt is also a twelve-year volunteer of the Amigos Trail Ride and Drive, as Chairman for five years.

Hunt is excited to be on the Wickenburg Community Hospital Foundation Board and looks forward to supporting our local community. His life these days involves work, volunteering, and motorcycling.

He currently volunteers at the Peeples Valley Fire Department, and is motivated to be a part of future initiatives connecting Hospital services with our surrounding rural communities.

Brenda has more than two decades of developing and implementing short-term and long-term business growth strategies in both medical and behavioral health industries. Most recently, she served as Executive Director for non-profit Wickenburg Community Hospital Foundation successfully leading a team through capital campaign tactics, both writing and managing grants, and stewarding multi-level donors.

Brenda is experienced and understands financial statements, budgeting, cash flow and funding security. She graduated cum laude from Northern Arizona University with degrees in Public Administration, Non-profits, and minored in law.

He has served a variety of command and staff positions in the US and abroad.  His overseas deployments include Bosnia, Kuwait and Afghanistan, as well as overseas postings to Germany and Korea.  

Doug is passionate about Wickenburg Community Hospital following a life changing medical event in 2023.  “I am very grateful for the dedicated staff and the resources available at Wickenburg Hospital.  Without this hospital, my life and that of my family would be drastically different.” 

His interest in serving on the Foundation board lies in assisting with the development and improvement of facilities and operations, because “the quality of medical services available at Wickenburg Hospital is important to the community and to me.”

She holds a bachelor’s degree in English from Capital University in Columbus, Ohio and a master’s degree with a focus on Cultural Communications from Arizona State University. When she is not working, Jennifer enjoys writing, baking, and hiking with her family and dogs.

With experience across operations, management, and community engagement, she offers a practical, locally grounded perspective to the Foundation’s work. Linzie co-owns two businesses with her husband, Craig: Wicked Wash, Wickenburg’s newest and largest car wash and only iClean self-serve dog wash; and Wicked RV Storage, the only indoor RV and motorhome storage facility in Wickenburg. Both ventures reflect her commitment to identifying real needs in the community and delivering reliable, high-quality services to meet them.

Her commitment to community service is grounded in a genuine interest in seeing Wickenburg thrive. As someone who lives and works in the town, she understands the nuances of rural healthcare access, the importance of local institutions, and the unique challenges that small communities face in sustaining comprehensive medical and wellness resources. Her presence on the Foundation Board underscores her belief that strong healthcare infrastructure is essential not just for individuals but for the collective well-being of the area.

Linzie’s varied background, in both aesthetics and entrepreneurial management, also gives her a well-rounded perspective on health and personal care, enabling her to contribute meaningfully to discussions around wellness programming and patient-centered care. She is especially interested in supporting initiatives that address preventative health, patient education, and community outreach.