Candidate Bios

Officer Candidates

Jenna McIntosh, President

Jenna Wade McIntosh was born and lived most of her life in Oklahoma. She attended University of Oklahoma and earned a certificate in paralegal studies from the University of Oklahoma College of Law. She worked as a legal assistant in Oklahoma City and was a member and president of Central Oklahoma Association of Legal Assistants and a member of Oklahoma Paralegal Association. She is married to Mike McIntosh and they have three children and eight grandchildren. Jenna and Mike, who is a retired CPA, were part-time residents of Coronado for ten years before moving here full-time five years ago. They have been members of CHA since that time and Jenna has enjoyed volunteering for CHA at the home tours and the museum desk. She also enjoys yoga, gardening, cooking and journaling. 

Sally Perley, Vice President

Sally’s family moved to Coronado in 1971, settling into the first of the many Shores condominium buildings yet to be built. In fact, when her mom called to find out where to send their rising 2nd grader, the Coronado school system had not yet had a child come from the Shores so she was the first! She attended Central School, Glorietta, Francis Parker, and CHS where she developed a love of history from Ron Jones, her history teacher. Sally pursued a history degree at UCSB and got her teaching credential. She has taught high school, preschool and elementary school. She received a Masters in Education from Georgia State University and gained an Orton Gillingham Associate Level certification. For 9 years Sally was a 3rd and 4th grade teacher for The Schenck School, a school for dyslexia, in Atlanta, Georgia. She currently tutors several children online every morning and feels it’s a great way to start her day! Her husband, Jamie, also grew up in Coronado - his parents and grandparents lived and had businesses here on the island. In fact, two items from his grandfather’s “Coronado Pharmacy” now reside in the CHA museum (the safe and the telephone booth). After living in Atlanta, Georgia for almost 25 years, in 2019, they made the move back to Coronado.

Anne Wilcoxon, Treasurer

Anne grew up in Coronado in the 60’s. She attended Coronado Public School until the 8th grade when her father was transferred to the Bay Area. Anne stayed in the Bay Area until her husband, Rick built their Coronado home in 2016. Coronado’s history is very important to her. Her great grandparents, Adolph and Mary Bruske along with her grandmother, Lena, came to Coronado around 1910 from Chicago. They along with Lena’s husband Harry Omar owned and operated the Coronado Dry Goods store, with locations in Tent City and Orange/C Avenue until 1929. They also built and owned 8 houses on the block of Palm and E Avenue (between 5th and 6th streets). Anne’s mother, Mary Omar was born at their home at 546 Palm in 1922. Mary graduated from Coronado High School, class of 1940. Anne’s mother and her father, Richard Gifford met at San Diego State. Richard’s stepfather was Edwin A. Wadsworth, the architect of the Coronado Band Stand in Spreckels Park. Anne has a CPA certificate (inactive) and worked for several companies in the Bay Area, including serving as the CFO and director of a major mortgage banking firm. She retired from the finance department of the Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders in 2021. Rick and Anne have two sons, Dan and Tommy. Dan and his wife, Mary are both structural engineers with two daughters, Louisa(3) and Claire(1) living in Boston. Tommy and his wife, Alison are also in Boston. Tommy is an Orthopaedic Surgical Resident at Harvard. Alison is a Physician Assistant at Brigham & Women’s Hospital in Boston.

Kelly Braun, Secretary

Kelly Braun is Certified Financial Planner™ with Plan to Prosper and a Registered Investment Adviser with Commonwealth Financial Network®. She is passionate about assisting millennials with their financial goals whether it be helping with a budget, navigating through employer-sponsored retirement plans, or purchasing a first home. Kelly was born and grew up in Coronado. After graduating from Coronado High School in 2010, Kelly continued her education at UCLA while also playing NCAA Division I Water Polo. As a UCLA student-athlete, Kelly helped her team finish in the top three of the NCAA Tournament all four seasons. In addition, she served on the Bruin Athletic Council, where she planned and participated in a variety of community service and volunteer programs. Kelly majored in Political Science, with an emphasis in American Politics. After graduating from UCLA, Kelly continued her water polo career by playing semi-professionally in Sydney, Australia. Now officially retired from water polo, Kelly enjoys spending time with family and friends, exercising, and cooking.

Board Candidates

Jonathon Massie - Second Term

Jonathan D. Massie attended the University of San Diego, School of Law where he graduated Cum Laude with his Juris Doctor degree in 1989. After becoming a member of the California bar in 1989, Jonathan practiced law in San Diego for 31 years specializing in representation of homeowner associations. Jonathan and his family have lived in Coronado since 2003. All three of the Massie children are proud graduates of Coronado High School. Jonathan and his wife Tammy love living in Coronado and greatly value walking and enjoying this extraordinary setting next to the sea. Thank you for considering me for a position on the Board of Directors.

Judy Delaney - First Term

Judy and her husband Tim, are historic home owners in Coronado. The Director of Organizational Development and Talent at Grane, Judy, is an HR leader with a proven track record in both privately held and publicly traded firms.

Clay Shinn - First Term

A local Coronadan and CHS graduate, Clay Shinn obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of California at San Diego. Clay's field of study included Math/Computer Science as well as Economics. After a long career as a software engineer, in 2010, Clay became the CEO of i2a Solutions Inc., and in 2011, he became the CEO of TripBucket.

Pat Starke - First Term

Pat is the son of a career Army officer and lived in many locales in the U.S. and overseas, including in Iran and a five-year assignment in Germany. He is a retired Criminal Defense Lawyer. Ten years ago, Pat and his family began vacationing in Coronado from their home in Kansas City, Missouri.  Drawn to our community, the family purchased property here and began planning to relocate.  In 2024-25, Pat became the President of the Rotary Club of Coronado.