Natalie Holles, President

Natalie has been a member of the Stapleton community since 2015, and first became active as a parent volunteer on the Nutcracker Backstage Runner Committee. Natalie brings to the Stapleton board years of corporate experience in the Bay Area biotechnology industry both at the executive and board level, and a passion for cultivating community engagement through effective organizational leadership. She lives in Kentfield with her husband and three daughters, and when not rooting for her girls from the wings or the side of the horse show arena, enjoys skiing, mountain biking and trail running.

Brian Addington, Treasurer

Brian is a Certified Financial Planner (CFP) and Managing Director at RBC Wealth Management in San Francisco, CA where his team advises families, businesses and non-profit organizations.  Brian is a proud father of three, with two daughters that have loved dancing at Stapleton for several years.  Brian also had the unique opportunity to participate in last years Nutcracker performance as one of the party dads in the party scene.  Brian is a member of the San Francisco Estate Planning Council and enjoys trail running, mountain biking and snow skiing for fun.

Betsie Diamond, Secretary

I am a retired legal secretary having worked in various San Francisco law firms and ended my career in 2017 after working for fifteen years with Pacific Gas and Electric Company in the Law Department.  I also substitute taught various Business Education classes at the College of Marin and Indian Valley Colleges.  For my “fun” thing, I started tap dancing in 1998 and have been a student of local dance instructors and have performed in numerous musical theatre productions – ten years with Doree Clark and her Don’t Quit Your Day Job Dance Company, nine years with Marilyn Izdebski Productions; and sixteen years with the Stapleton Theatre Group.   Because of my participation with these groups, I have a love for the performing arts and have first-hand experience of what goes into doing a show, both in dance and theatre.

I have an Associated Arts Degree in Business from West Virginia Career College and a B.S. Degree in Business Education Comprehensive from West Virginia University both located in Morgantown, West Virginia.  I have been married for forty-seven years and have resided in Kentfield for forty-five years – I consider glorious Marin County as my home.

Lynn Oldham Robinett

Lynn Oldham Robinett is an Episcopal Priest currently working as the Community Engagement Associate at the Marin Interfaith Council. She served as a parish priest for over twenty years in Marin County, and currently assists and supplies regularly at Episcopal congregations in Marin. Prior to being ordained she served with the Peace Corps in Costa Rica, and later worked for Larkin Street Youth Center doing street outreach with homeless youth. She previously served on the boards of Central Marin Soccer, the Marin Women’s Soccer League, and GAIA Global Health, and is currently on the board of the Marin Shakespeare Company. In her spare time, she loves to play and watch soccer along with her husband, Ryan. She and Ryan have three children - two daughters in college, and a son at the Marin School of the Arts in Novato. Lynn joined the Stapleton board because of her love for the school and its theater program where her children started doing theater over fifteen years ago.

Betty Lee

Betty lives in Marin County and is a working Mom with a daughter who is a ballet dancer at Stapleton School since 2015. Professionally Betty is a Regional Manager for Cetera Investors. Betty grew up in Sacramento and matriculated at UC Berkeley where she was a leader in Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity. After graduating she continued to serve her alma mater as a board member of the California Alumni Association. She belongs to several organizations that support the growth of women in business and volunteerism in the community. When not working she enjoys all that Marin County has to offer including live performances, easy access to skiing, great schools and a sense of community.

Diane Duvall

Diane’s life-long love for the performing arts springs from her early experience with music, theater, and dance, starting with the Children’s Theater in Palo Alto, the Community Music Center in San Francisco, and the orchestra and musical theater programs offered by the San Francisco Public Schools. During her studies at Oberlin College, Diane had the good fortune to be trained by and perform choral works with graduate students at the Conservatory. Mom to three daughters who have all studied ballet at SSPA, Diane is more aware than ever of the importance of supporting performing arts education for the unique potential it has to instill strength, uplift the community, and forge connections by creating a shared experience of art that reaches through time and across generations. An attorney and mediator with over a decade of experience in the field of dispute resolution, Diane has served on several school-related boards, and also enjoys volunteering at non-profit organizations around the Bay Area, including SEEDS Community Resolution Services, Aids Legal Referral Panel, and Halleck Creek Ranch.

Lily Jackson

Lily Jackson is excited to be returning to Stapleton as a Board member. She is a teaching artist, director, and performer working with schools and theatre companies throughout the Bay, including Berkeley Playhouse, Throckmorton Theatre, Bay Area Children's Theatre, Ross Valley Players, Mill Valley Middle School, Performing Arts Academy of Marin, and the Yes! and Kiddo foundations. A Bay Area native, Lily began performing when the theater portion of Stapleton School of the Performing Arts was the San Anselmo Town Players, and later worked as an administrative assistant during Stapleton's move into the new studio. She received her BA in Theatre from Occidental College and trained at the London Dramatic Academy. She currently teaches Acting and Music at Marin Catholic High School, and directs for various youth theater companies.

Katrina Sent

Katrina has been a member of the Stapleton community since 2016, active as a parent volunteer on both the Nutcracker Poster and Backstage Makeup committees. Katrina brings to the Board years of experience in the financial world both as an investment banker with Rothschild and an investor managing a private family office. She also brings significant experience in fostering inclusive communities and fundraising for local Marin schools. She lives in Tiburon with her husband and three children and loves nothing more than supporting their endeavors on the stage, a tennis court, a lacrosse and soccer field. In her spare time Katrina enjoys hiking, pilates and travel exploring new cultures.

Please do not hesitate to contact us should you have any questions, comments, or concerns regarding your experience at Stapleton.

Please email us at: board@stapletonschool.org.