Bryan served proudly in the United States Navy onboard the nuclear ballistic missile submarine USS Alaska from 1982 to 1988. He worked for the state on New Mexico as the west region supervisor for the Department of Information Technology, and retired after 23 years of service. He is currently employed at Sandia National Labs as a Principal Technologist where he has been for six years.

Bryan has been very active in coaching the youth of our community. He coached girls’ basketball for over 15 years and spent five years as a Varsity Head Coach, including four years at Los Lunas High.

Sonya Corrao Moya was born in Gloucester, Massachusetts to Leo and Dorie Corrao. Her family moved to New Mexico after serving two years in the Peace Corps in Sierra Leon, West Africa. Her parents were adamant about their children's involvement in community and leadership organizations, such as 4-H and FFA, all the while encouraging academic achievement. Sonya credits her parents for her strong work ethic and dedication to community service.

Sonya met her husband, Jerry A. Moya, at the University of New Mexico while they were pursuing their degrees. They have been married 31 years, and have one son, Jesse. Jesse was valedictorian of the first graduating class of Valencia High School (2010), and is a graduate of New Mexico State University.

Sonya holds a BA from the University of New Mexico in Communication, with a double minor in Math and Business Administration. With her love of recreation, her first career was as a store manager for Gardenswartz Sportz, where she worked for more than 12 years. She began working for Presbyterian Health Plan in 1995, and is currently Senior Account Executive for Large and National Accounts for the health plan.

Sonya sits on the UNM-VC Development Board, and is an active committee member for the annual UNM-VC Gala. She is an accomplished Toastmaster (ATM), involved with United Way Women in Philanthropy, and has not forgotten her roots by continuing to support our local 4-H and FFA chapters.

Sonya is an avid runner, and has recently embraced weight training & yoga. She enjoys downhill skiing in the winter, and boating and camping in the summer. She and Jerry are avid outdoor enthusiasts. When not riding on Jerry's Harley, they can be found walking their dogs or bike riding on the ditch banks of Valencia and Peralta.

Brandon Campanella is a native of New Mexico and proud of it.  He was born in Roswell and graduated from Artesia High School in 1999.  Brandon received his B.A. from Wayland Baptist University in 2003 with a double major in Theater and English.  He later earned a Master of Arts in elementary education from UNM in 2007.  Brandon married his wife, Thalia Campanella, a Los Lunas native, in 2011.  They have two daughters.

Brandon has a wide-ranging background from working in the oil field to running his own theater company.  Brandon taught elementary school for eight years, with the last three at Los Lunas Elementary.  He has been serving as the youth and outreach pastor at First Los Lunas for the last four years.

Mr. Campanella has fallen in love with Los Lunas since moving here in 2011.  He and his wife are active in the community, establishing a free tutoring program through the Branch Bistro and various other community outreach initiatives.  Whenever they do get some free time they enjoy all things outdoors and a good road trip.

Mr. Otero is a lifelong resident of Valencia County and our great State of New Mexico. He attended classes in grades one through twelve within the Los Lunas School System beginning in first grade at Peralta Elementary until graduation with the Los Lunas High School Class of 1976.

He attended the University of New Mexico part time as a business management major while working full time for the New Mexico Health Department. Prior to his retirement of twenty-seven years of service at the end of 2003, Frank served fourteen years as a facilities operations manager.

Mr. Otero is married to his wife of forty-one years, Evelyn, and has two daughters, Victoria and Valerie, and five grandchildren, Serena, Phillip, Aiden, Gavin and Daylen. Frank is currently serving his eighth year on the board.

Milo W. Moody is a 1978 graduate of the Montabella School System in Edmore, Michigan. He served 36 years in the military, the last 28 years in the New Mexico Army National Guard, retiring in 2016 at the rank of Colonel. He has a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology from Regents College and a Master’s degree of Military Strategic Studies from the U.S. Army War College.

He and his wife Gloria moved from Las Cruces to Valencia county in 2000 and since 2001 have lived in Los Lunas at their current residence. Their three children; Nathan, Milo and Mariah have all attended Los Lunas schools with the youngest graduating from Valencia High School in 2011. They have six grandchildren; all who reside outside of Valencia County.

Milo is active in serving his church; he and his wife co-lead the Guest Services Team at the Sagebrush Community Church, Los Lunas Campus. He leads a men’s Bible study group on Tuesday mornings at a local restaurant, and he and his wife host a couples’ mid-week Bible study in their home. Being retired allows his passionate pursuit of hunting, fishing, camping, spending time with the grandchildren and, most of all, spending time with his wife.