Pam is currently serving her second term on the board, having joined in 2022, with her term extending until May 2027. She previously served as an appointed member of the County Board. Pam lives in Chivington with her husband, Rodney.
A 1980 graduate of Eads High School, Pam earned her Stenographer’s Certificate from LCC in 1983 and her BS in Business Management from the University of Phoenix at LCC in 1998. Her career included roles as Office Manager at Altek Systems (1983–1986), General Office Manager at Anderson Seed & Grain/Wilbur-Ellis (1986–1992), and Business Manager for Kiowa County School District RE-1 (1992–2021). She is now retired.
She has been married to Rodney Cole since Nov 1984. Pam and Rodney own a small cow/calf ranch. When she’s not busy attending her grandchildren’s activities, Pam enjoys working in her yard.
This is Karl’s second term; he is scheduled to serve through May 2025. He was previously an appointment member of the County Board. Karl lives in Haswell with his family.
Karl grew up in Haswell Colorado and graduated from Eads High School. He is the owner and operator of S&K Fuel in Haswell, which he purchased in 2022. Karl began working in automotive and diesel mechanics in 2000. Karl met his wife Sarah and her (now their) son Jaden in Laramie, WY and they have been married since 2013. Karl and Sarah have three other children, their daughter Reona and two twin boys, Brody & Waylon. They currently live in Haswell and their children attend school in Eads.
Jerry Weber, a lifelong resident of Sheridan Lake, Colorado, was raised in a family grounded in faith, hard work, and strong community values. After graduating from Plainview High School and studying diesel mechanics in Denver, he returned home to build his life and career. In 1980, he founded Weber Water Service, growing it into a successful business supporting the oil and gas industry.
Jerry has dedicated much of his life to public service, beginning as a city council member in his early 20s and serving as Mayor of Sheridan Lake from 2000 to 2025. Known for leading by example, he often took a hands-on role in improving his community. He has also served on several local boards, including Kiowa County Growers Inc., the finance committee of St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church, and as a founding and current Vice President of the Kiowa County Economic Development Foundation.
His commitment to rural healthcare, shaped by personal experiences, led him to serve on the Weisbrod Health Board as a way to give back. A former volunteer EMT and firefighter, Jerry continues to reflect a life of service, leadership, and dedication to family—values carried forward by his son, Quinton.
This is Doug’s second term; he has been on the board since 2022 and is scheduled to serve until May 2027. Doug and his wife live in the Country west of Eads.
Doug is an Eads native and grew up helping on his family’s farm growing wheat, milo, corn, and sunfl. After high school graduation he attended auto mechanic school in Goodland KS and then returned to Eads. He continued working on the family farm and started a family of his own with wife Rhonda. They have four children – Amber, Dustin, Alysha, and Hayden – and several grandchildren. Doug’s kids will be fifth generation Uhland farmers. Doug found his inspiration to join the hospital board after recognizing an opportunity to enhance the hospital’s standing. He played a vital role in bringing on board the current CEO, Beth Bell, and is thrilled to be part of her team.
Mary has served on the board as an elected member since 2016. She was previously the board president but stepped down. She is committed to serving until May of 2027. Mary and her husband live in Eads.
Mary was born in Lamar and grew up in Eads. She graduated from high school and worked at the Eads clinic for several years as a receptionist and medical assistant. She moved to Colorado Springs to attend accounting school, and then onto Denver in the early 70’s. She began working for Colorado Interstate Gas (CIG), got married, and had daughter Katie. She devoted 17 years to CIG. During her employment she relocated to Shoshoni WY and started volunteering as an EMT in her spare time. Mary left WY in 1994 to return to Eads where she married Whit Eikner. She dedicated her time to working at the school, volunteering as an EMT, and even serving as ambulance director. Additionally, she spent several years working at the clinic and hospital before retiring in 2015. Mary was motivated to become a board member due to her understanding of the hospital’s operations, and she recognized the value this insight could bring to the board. She has served on the board for about eight years and is excited about the hospital’s journey ahead.