Behold, children are a gift of the LORD, The fruit of the womb is a reward. Like arrows in the hands of a warrior, So are the children of one's youth. How blessed is the man whose quiver is full of them" Psalm 127:3-5.

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Behold, children are a gift of the LORD, The fruit of the womb is a reward. Like arrows in the hands of a warrior, So are the children of one's youth. How blessed is the man whose quiver is full of them" Psalm 127:3-5.

Ashley Saavedra | Vice Chair | Alexandra's Arrow

Ashley Saavedra

Vice Chair

Hello, my name is Ashley Saavedra. I moved to Wyoming eight years ago. I have been married to my husband Josh for fourteen years. We have four kids: Nita, Madi, Bre, and Andy. I have three dogs and one cat. I am currently back in school pursuing a medical degree, and I also substitute for the school district. I enjoy watching my kids in all their sports. I love exploring Wyoming and other places and spending time with great friends. I am excited and honored to be joining the Alexandra’s Arrow crew.

Stephanie Gritter​ | Vice President | Alexandra's Arrow

Stephanie Gritter

Vice President

My name is Stephanie Gritter. I moved to Wyoming with my husband in 2007. I have been married for eighteen years and have two beautiful children. Together we love spending time outdoors fishing, hunting, or camping. I recently went through treatment for cancer and am now cancer free. Praise God. I am so excited and honored to be a part of Alexandra’s Arrow, as Alex and her family hold a special place in my heart.

Janet Hagen | Secretary | Alexandra's Arrow

Janet Hagen

Secretary

My name is Janet Hagen.  I lived in the beautiful state of Alaska for 40 years with my husband Gary.  We raised our daughters Heather and Krystina in Wasilla.  I worked at the Mat-Su school district as a Human Resources Specialist and Administrative Secretary for 34 years.  Family time is very important to me.  We moved to Wyoming to start a new adventure in the cowboy state.  I am honored to be a part of Alexandra’s Arrow and keep our sweet little Alex’s memory alive by helping others.

Gary Hagen | Treasurer | Alexandra's Arrow

Gary Hagen

Treasurer

I am Gary Hagen. I raised our family in Alaska and followed our daughter and her family to Wyoming. I retired in 2014 after many years in accounting. I enjoy outdoor activities, hiking, fishing, hunting, and some traveling.

Kaydence Geist

Board Member

Hello, my name is Kaydence Geist. I am a college student, gymnastics coach, and cosmetologist. I graduated from Kelly Walsh High School in 2023 and am now a senior at Colorado State University working on a Bachelors of Science in Business Administration. I love coaching gymnastics and seeing gymnasts fall in love and grow in the sport. Alex was a promising young gymnast that we were all devastated to lose which is why I couldn’t be more honored to be on the board.

Andy Fowler

Board Member

Andy Fowler was born and raised in Casper, Wyoming, and is proud to serve her community both professionally and through volunteer leadership. As a mortgage lender, she is passionate about helping individuals and families achieve their homeownership goals while building lasting relationships based on trust, integrity, and service.

Outside of her professional career, Andy enjoys gardening, camping, and traveling. She is honored to serve on the board and is committed to advancing the organization’s mission and making a positive impact in the community.

Krystina Crim | President | Alexandra's Arrow

Krystina Crim

President

My name is Krystina Crim. I married my high school sweetheart when we were twenty one. We have four children: Maddy, Elliott, Reagan, and Alex. We have two big dogs and two cats. In 2023 my husband, kids, and I moved from Palmer, Alaska to Casper, Wyoming. Losing Alex has been the hardest thing we have ever had to walk through, and it has forever changed who we are as individuals and as a family. It turned our world upside down. Everything we thought we knew had to be torn down and rebuilt. We have had to rely on God more than ever before.

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