Board of Directors

Laurette Healey comes to Stonewall’s board with years of experience in financial management, public policy implementation, and strategic planning. A longtime resident of California, Healey holds an MBA from Pepperdine University and a JD from Southwestern University, in Los Angeles. She has spent the majority of her professional career in government relations or financial management, and currently works in the departments of Economic and Workforce Development; and Grand Development and Administration, at Pierce Community College.

Laurette has served on the boards of the California League of Conservation Voters, Equality California, and the Valley Economic Alliance. She also performs community service with Emily’s List, the Susan G. Komen Institute for Breast Cancer Research, and the National Association of Women Business Owners.

You can reach Laurette at lhealey (at) stonewalldemocrats.org.

Olga Hernandez was born in Brownsville, Texas and is described as a life-long “yellow dog” Democrat. She received her undergraduate degree from the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, Texas and a Master of Science degree from Oklahoma State University. She has spent her professional career in Science Education and is presently on the Adjunct Faculty in the Biology Department at Our Lady of the Lake University in San Antonio.

Olga has been politically active in San Antonio for many years. She has served as precinct secretary and has been a delegate to the Texas Democratic Convention. Olga has been a grassroots campaign worker in the election of pro-equality Democratic candidates. She is active in the Stonewall Democrats of San Antonio, serves on the Board of Directors of SDSA, the Executive Board of the Texas Stonewall Democratic Caucus, as well as the Board of National Stonewall Democrats. She and her partner of 17 years reside in San Antonio where they continue their political activism.

You can reach Olga at ohernandez (at) stonewalldemocrats.org.

Bill Jacobs is currently serving his second term as a board member of National Stonewall Democrats. Bill has led several statewide LGBT outreach efforts in presidential campaigns in the early battleground states of New Hampshire and Nevada since 2000.

Bill began his association with Stonewall Democrats through his work with the Las Vegas chapter while serving as the Kerry/Edwards Nevada state LGBT Outreach Coordinator in 2004. Two years later, Jacobs was elected Chair of the Stonewall Democratic Club of Southern Nevada. He remains actively involved as a member of the Nevada State Democratic Party's Cenral Committee and Nevada Stonewall Democratic Caucus. He recently helped turn Nevada blue by coordinating the statewide efforts of the Nevada Obama Pride Network.

Bill received his MBA from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management after graduating with highest honors from the University of Illinois, majoring in Finance. He has worked for over 25 years in the Corporate Finance area of major Fortune 500 companies, specializing in corporate bond marketing, foreign currency exposure management, and international business planning.

You can reach Bill at bjacobs (at) stonewalldemocrats.org.

Craig Roberts, a resident of San Diego, California, since 1987, has been active in Democratic politics since 1992.  He has been a member of San Diego’s NSD chapter, the San Diego Democratic Club (SDDC), since 1993, including a three-year stint as President from 1998 through 2000. He has served as a delegate to the California State Democratic Convention every year since 1994. One of the highlights of his political activism so far was his experience as a delegate to the 2008 Democratic National Convention in Denver.

Roberts has been active in NSD since its inception, attending the official formation meeting in Kansas City in 1998 as SDDC’s representative. He has attended every NSD convention since then.; Roberts began serving on the NSD board in May 2001 and is now its longest serving board member.

At native of Midwest City, Oklahoma, Roberts works as a Senior Software Quality Engineer in the San Diego area. He has over two decades of experience working in high tech environments. He holds a Bachelor of Science from Oklahoma State University and a Masters of Science from San Diego State University, both in Electrical and Computer Engineering.

You can reach Craig at croberts (at) stonewalldemocrats.org.

Greg Rodriguez has been a long time Democratic Party and LGBT activist and consultant. He has worked on a variety of candidate and issue campaigns at all levels of government since the 1980s. Greg has served as a Precinct Committee Officer, State Committeeman for the Washington State Democratic Party, County Party Treasurer and Chair of the King County Democrats in Washington State.

Greg has also done consulting work for non-profit organizations and businesses such as Williamsworks, Fairness Lobby (predecessor to Equal Rights Washington), King County Democrats and various candidate and issue campaigns.

Greg is active in his children’s education in Palm Springs. He is an active member and Treasurer of the Parent Teacher Group at Raymond Cree Middle School. Greg was President of the Katherine Finchy PTA and Chair of the School Site Council. He serves on the School District’s Parent and Community Advisory Committees, The Citizens’ Oversight Committee and is the President of the Board of Directors for the Pinnacle Fund which raises funds for arts and technologies in the school.

Greg Currently sits on the Board of the Palm Springs Democratic Club; he is the First Vice-Chair for the Desert Stonewall Democrats and serves on the Riverside County Democratic Central Committee, and as an Executive Board Member of the California Democratic Party. Greg is also a member of the Palm Springs Human Rights Commission. Greg lives in Palm Springs, California with his two adopted sons Zachary and Joshua.

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Erin Moore is Vice President of the Texas Stonewall Democratic Caucus (TSDC) and immediate past president of Stonewall Democrats of Dallas. Erin is very active as a political and LGBT rights activist. She is a former chair of National Coming Out Day, a former member of the Human Rights Campaign Board of Governors and a former president of the Dallas Gay and Lesbian Alliance. She is also a former co-host of Lambda Weekly, a radio show providing news to the LGBT community. She attended the 2008 Democratic National Convention in Denver, where she was an LGBT national delegate for Barack Obama. As TSDC Vice President, Erin is an openly LGBT member of the State Democratic Executive Committee (SDEC). In her day job, Erin is Production Manager with Brown+Partners, an advertising agency in Dallas.

You can reach Erin at