During her 30 years of public service at city and regional levels in the Inland Empire, Marilyn gained valuable skills while working with a broad range of people and agencies to deliver services to the public. Growing up in Chino and residing in Upland since 1980, she learned the value of community service through the examples her parents set. Since retiring from the Riverside County Transportation Commission as Director of Regional Programs and Public Affairs, Marilyn has continued to use her experience in program development and implementation, communications, budgeting, governmental relations and legislative affairs in her role as a volunteer. She brings her long history of working with community nonprofit organizations focused on underserved populations to Oparc. As part of the OPARC family, Marilyn continues her commitment to developing opportunities that foster an individual's sense of value and self-worth in the community.
