Board of Trustees
Cooperatives are unique in that boards are elected by the members. They are local and may be your neighbors, co-workers, or friends. They are elected to represent the cooperative membership in which they serve. Supervisor terms are three years and elections are held at the yearly Lane-Scott Electric Annual Meeting. Lane-Scott Electric has nine Board of Trustee representatives.
Richard Jennison
President
Healy, KS
Representing Lane &
Gove Counties
Jennison is a lifelong resident of rural Healy in Lane county. He graduated from Healy High School and Kansas State University. Jennison and his wife, Diana, have three grown children. He is an active member in the United Methodist Church of Healy.
Served since 1982
Craig Ramsey
Vice-President
Scott City, KS
Representing Scott &
Logan Counties
Ramsey is a lifelong resident of Scott county graduating from Scott Community High School, Colby Community College and Kansas State University. He is a past member of the Scott Cooperative Association Board. Ramsey and his wife, Gina, have two grown children.
Served since 2005
Rad Roehl
Secretary
Dighton, KS
Representing Lane &
Gove Counties
Roehl graduated from Dighton High School and Kansas State University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in agriculture. He and his wife Kathryn are lifelong residents of Lane county and have three grown sons. They farm in the surrounding area and is a past member of the Farmers Coop Elevator board.
Served since 2009.
Susan Nuss
Trustee
Jetmore, KS
Representing Finney &
Hodgeman Counties
Susan Nuss is the owner and operator of Blackdragon Networks, LLC in Jetmore, KS. The company provides reliabile fixed wireless internet service for patrons in all of Hodgeman County. I have worked for AT&T telephone for 29 years and have utility service experience. My husband, Lyynn Nuss and I operate an irrigated farm and manage a cow herd. We have been life-long residents of Hodgeman County, and our families have been farming in the area for 5 generations. I earned a BS in Electrical Engineering from Kansas State University, a MS in Electrical Engineering with a power transmission emphasis from Kansas State University, and a MS in Applied Wireless Networking from the University of Denver. I have served on the USD #227 school board, the Hodgeman County Economic Development Board, and Hodgeman County Extension board.
Served since 2023
Chad Griffith
Trustee
Scott City, KS
Representing Scott &
Logan Counties
Griffith graduated from Scott Community High School in 1986 and from Kansas State University with a degree in Business Administration-Finance in 1991. He and his wife, Suzanne, have four children and currently own and operates a farm and ranch in the area.
Served since 2014
Randy Evans
Board Trustee
Dighton, KS
Representing Lane &
Gove Counties
Evans was born and raised in western Kansas attending schools in Scott, Lane and Finney counties, later becoming an entreupenuer and independent business owner. He is married to Marla and they have three grown children and six grandchildren. He has served on the church board and Chamber of Commerce board.
Served since 2020
James Jordan
Trustee
Ness City, KS
Representing Ness &
Rush Counties
Jordan is a resident of Ness City. He is married to Tammy Jordan and they have a daughter Monica. Jorden worked for 34 years of working as the County Executive Director of the Farm Service Agency and earned a BS in Agriculture Animal Science from Oklahoma State University.
Served since 2023.
Eric Doll
Treasurer
Garden City, KS
Representing Finney &
Hodgeman Counties
Doll a lifelong resident of Finney county having graduated from Garden City High School and Fort Hays University. He and his wife Shelly have three children. He is the owner/operator of Doll Land & Cattle, Inc., a former director for the Kansas Cattlemen’s Association and has previously served as a member of the Finney County Farm Bureau board.
Served since 1995.
Gerome Copeland
Trustee
Dighton, KS
Representing Ness &
RushCounties
Copeland graduated from Ness City High School and NCK in Beloit, KS graduating from the heavy equipment department in 1992. He worked as a equipment operator building bridges before becoming the assistant supervisor, then supervisor for the Ness County Road and Bridge Department. He now is a full-time farmer and rancher. He and his wife Kristie have two daughters.
Served since 2024.