Meet Our Board Members

Myron Richardson grew up in Appomattox, Virginia, and earned his Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from Virginia Tech. He spent 37 years with E.I. DuPont de Nemours & Co., Inc., leading projects in the textile industry across the southeastern United States and in China. After retiring to Centreville, MD, in 2002, Myron and his late wife, Becky, pursued their shared love of travel — visiting 92 countries together. Deeply committed to environmental and civic engagement, Myron co-founded the Corsica River Conservancy, served as Chair of the Queen Anne’s County Planning Commission, and played a key role in Wye River’s campus construction project. A longtime member of the Wye River community, Myron served as Treasurer from 2011 to 2021 and rejoined the Board in 2024. He is also an active leader at St. Paul’s Centreville and within the Diocese of Easton, continuing his lifelong commitment to service, community, and education.

Katie Theeke serves as Vice President of Marketing and Communications at For All Seasons Behavioral Health and Rape Crisis Center, where she helps share the agency’s mission and amplify access to mental health and victim services across the Eastern Shore. Before joining For All Seasons, Katie spent over nine years at Wye River Upper School as Director of Admissions and Communications, where she worked closely with students, families, and educators to support bright learners who think differently. Katie holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and a Master of Education from Johns Hopkins University. She lives in Easton with her husband, Adam, and their two children, Finnegan and Ember. Katie remains deeply connected to Wye River’s mission and grateful for the community that continues to inspire her work.

Robyn Green brings extensive experience in educational leadership to the Wye River Upper School Board of Trustees. She is currently the Director of the Naval Academy Primary School, where she previously served as a Special Education Lead Teacher. Robyn has also served as Assistant Principal at a public middle school in North Carolina and has held multiple teaching roles throughout her career. She earned her Bachelor of Arts from Howard University, a Master of Educational Leadership from Kennesaw State University, and a Master of Secondary Education from Ball State University. Robyn lives in Annapolis with her husband and children and is deeply committed to supporting students of all learning styles in reaching their full potential.

Patricia McGlannan is a Co-Founder of Wye River Upper School and served as the school’s first Director of Business and Development. Her vision and leadership helped establish the foundation of the school’s mission and growth. Patricia’s son was a member of Wye River’s second graduating class in 2006, and she remains a steadfast advocate for students who learn differently. Today, Patricia continues her work in the local business community through the Queen Anne’s County Chamber of Commerce Business Education Partnership and remains active in regional Chambers of Commerce and women’s leadership networks. Patricia enjoys creating new opportunities within her community and spends much of her time as a partner at the Tilghman Island Country Store and traveling. Her long-standing commitment to education and community engagement continues to shape Wye River’s legacy.

Nikki Williams serves as Chair of the Wye River Upper School Board of Trustees. As the Director and Owner of Chesapeake Speech Therapy Services, Nikki has dedicated her career to helping children and adults find their voice and confidence. Her work spans schools, hospitals, private practices, and other settings across Queen Anne’s and surrounding counties.
Nikki earned her Bachelor of Science from Michigan State University and her Master of Science in Communication Disorders from Northern Arizona University. She lives in Queenstown with her husband, Jason, and their three children, and is passionate about creating inclusive spaces where every learner can thrive.

Lori Ramsey serves as Treasurer of the Board of Trustees. Originally from San Diego, Lori’s career and life have taken her around the world — from Los Angeles to Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Barcelona, New York, and beyond. She earned her MBA from the Erasmus Rotterdam School of Management and spent more than 25 years in business development and management consulting, with a focus on start-up operations and organizational growth. Lori has long been committed to nonprofit leadership and community building. She served on Wye River’s Strategic Planning Committee and Head of School Search Committee, and she is proud to have founded The Shared Table, a partnership of churches that brings people together across lines of difference to share meals and discuss community issues. Lori also serves on several local boards and as an EMT with the St. Michaels Volunteer Fire Department. She lives in St. Michaels with her wife, Kristen, and their son, Andrew — all avid sailors who love exploring the Chesapeake.

Harry “Stoney” Duffey III and his wife, Jij, have dedicated many years to supporting education and community service throughout Queen Anne’s County. Stoney has served on multiple school boards, including Kent School — where he was Board Chair — and The Gunston School, where he is a trustee emeritus. His deep ties to local agriculture and youth development span more than 40 years through his active involvement with 4-H. Stoney has also served Queen Anne’s County Parks as a volunteer and past board chair, and he contributes his time to St. Paul’s Church. At Wye River Upper School, Stoney serves on the Resource Development Committee, where his commitment to community and student opportunity is deeply valued.