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Article: Coloradoans on the Move: June 18, 2009

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Betsy Wernet has joined Re/Max Properties Inc. as a broker associate in the north office. She was a registered nurse for 14 years before becoming a licensed Realtor.

Paul Jensen has joined Re/Max Properties Inc. as a broker associate in the north office. He was a firefighter and paramedic for 14 years, and also has 13 years of retail management experience.

Kathy Spykstra has been named Teacher of the Year by the Challenger Learning Center. She is a fifth-grade science and social studies teacher at The Denver Christian School in Highlands Ranch.

Tom Runnells has been named bench coach of the Colorado Rockies. He most recently was manager of the Colorado Springs Sky Sox.

Stu Cole has been ...

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