DARCI CHRISTOFERSON, FESTIVAL ADMINISTRATOR

As Administrator of the Washington State Apple Blossom Festival, Darci is going on her 30th Festival. She earned an AA from Wenatchee Valley College, and a BS in Mass Communications from Eastern Washington University.

Darci was raised in the Wenatchee Valley, and the Festival has always played a part in her life. She was the Festival Queen in 1985. In addition to her many Festival duties, Darci is also involved in the Wenatchee Central Lions Club and serves on the Lodging Tax Advisory Committee for the City of Wenatchee.

Darci enjoys hiking, yoga, spending time with family and friends, and road tripping with her husband. Darci and her husband Jeff live in East Wenatchee and share 8 children between them. They have five grandchildren!

ERIN BOATRIGHT, OFFICE AND EVENTS COORDINATOR

Erin grew up in East Wenatchee, graduating from Eastmont High School and later earning her AA from Wenatchee Valley College. She joined the Apple Blossom Festival in 2018 as the Office and Events Assistant.

Erin loves taking her dog on walks around the Valley, spending her down time with her friends and family, and looks forward to ending her days with exercise. Most of all, she loves summertime in Wenatchee - going camping with her family, beating the heat by floating on the Icicle and Wenatchee Rivers, and wrapping up hot days on the deck.

JODI LOWE, BOOKKEEPER

Jodi works part-time as the Festival Bookkeeper, in addition to her position at the Cashmere School District Office. Jodi previously worked for the Festival from 1996 – 2007 as an Administrative Assistant and Bookkeeper. She loves being a part of this amazing organization which celebrates such a wonderful community event!

Jodi grew up in Cashmere and raised her family there – all graduating from Cashmere High School.  She enjoys drives in the mountains, walking or biking along the loop trail, and basically any time spent with friends & family!  Jodi and her husband Mark have 2 grown daughters, Myah and Macy, and all now live in Wenatchee.