Vestry

Trey Overdyke

Trey has lived in Wyoming off and on since 2001 and full-time in Jackson since 2010. Trey and his wife Tricia were married at The Chapel of the Transfiguration in 2012 and both their children were baptized at St. John’s. Trey and his family are active supporters of all that SJEC has to offer as well as growing new opportunities to serve. (We typically sit in the back right of the church and apologies for all the noise.) Trey and his family feel very blessed to call this church and town home. Trey is a partner at Holland & Hart and specializes in operational risk-management and emergency response for companies across the country. Prior to law school, Trey was a field instructor with the National Outdoor Leadership School.

Annie Sampson

John Millar

JR Dalby

Chad Driewer

Scott Kirkpatrick

Scott is a long time resident of Jackson, WY and is the founder and president of Teton Capital Advisers LLC, managers of the Teton Capital Fund, LP, which was sold in 2016. Since the sale, Scott has been active in numerous WY nonprofits, most notably serving as the Chairman of the National Museum of Wildlife Art and Treasurer of WY Stargazing. Prior to Teton Capital, Scott worked at A.G. Edwards where he won the Albert Gallatin Award, and at Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette in Mergers and Acquisitions. He attended Vassar College and the Haverford School. While he was in college, Scott set a Guinness World Record in Parliamentary Debate. Scott lives in Jackson, WY, has two daughters and is an outdoor enthusiast.

Beverly Shore Gutierrez

Carol Owens

Carol and her husband, Ed moved to Jackson in 1977 from Wurzburg, Germany, where they were part of the dental corps. They have three children, a son, Shannon, who now owns Ed’s orthodontic practice, Summer, who owns the general dental practice, and Sunny, who has a general practice in Steamboat Springs. They have four wonderful grandchildren. Carol served on the Search Committee for Frank Johnson and Ken Asel, and Ed served on the vestry during the construction of the “big” church. She has taught Sunday school and served on the Altar Guild. Carol loves skiing, boating, hiking and traveling. She and Ed recently celebrated their 50th anniversary. St. John’s has been their church home for nearly 43 years.

Daryl Peightal

Cora Ligori

Cora moved to Jackson in 2007 following her marriage to Jim Ligori, a Jackson native, who she met at a summer camp in the North Carolina mountains. Jim had been attending St. John’s since he joined the Youth Group in middle school making St. John’s the obvious choice for a church home. Having a heart for teenagers, Cora served the St. John’s Youth Group for 5 years under Trent Moore, being the chaperon for many youth ski and summer trips. Cora has served as the Chair of the Evangelism Committee since 2015. Jim and Cora are both camp directors for Teton Valley Ranch Camp and spend their summers in Dubois, WY. They have three children, Elsie, George and Jamie, who feel the church is their home-away-from-home. They can often be seen running through the halls of the church (sorry about that) and eating anything they can find in Hansen Hall.

Jessica Jaubert

Raised outside of New Orleans, Louisiana, Jessica and her husband Chris moved to Jackson in 2005 after graduating from the School of Architecture at Louisiana Tech University in Ruston, Louisiana. They have two children, Oscar, an acolyte volunteer, and Beckett, who loves to draw on the Sermon Notes. She owns Three Elephant Public Relations, a local communications firm established in 2016, and works locally in Teton County and across Wyoming. Jaubert is a Wyoming 40 Under 40 honoree from the Wyoming Business Report and a 2019 and 2021 Wyoming Women of Influence nominee. Jessica currently serves on the board of directors of pARTners, Rotary Club of Jackson Hole and The Children’s Learning Center.

Ruth Huyler Glass

Ruth Huyler Glass spent summers growing up on the Rocking H Ranch near Teton Village with her parents, Margaret and Jack Huyler, and her brothers. They attended The Chapel of Transfiguration every Sunday, where the kids’ duties were to collect and store hymnals and (on a lucky day), ring the bell. Once she and Wayne Glass married in 1968, visits to the ranch were limited, with their two now well-grown daughters, Hillary and Allison. Since retirement in 2018, they split their time between Jackson and Incline Village, NV. Ruth spent her professional career as a teacher, administrator, Head of School and remains on a few school boards. She's passionate about education, the “care and feeding” of children, teacher training, affordable workforce housing, and DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion). Since returning to St. John’s, she volunteers in a variety of ministries, including the Thursday Women’s Lunch Group.