Hayley Lotan is 21 years old and has lived in Breckenridge for 2 years.  She graduated from CMC with an AA and DNA Degree.  She currently works at the Doubletree in Breckenridge and will be returning to Nursing School.  She volunteers with Bo Zurbriggen at the hospital in Frisco and was highly recommended to be an Ice Princess.  She is very excited about having the opportunity to support Rotary in this very important Community Project. 

Kristina Klug is a Colorado native raised in Longmont, Colorado.  She has been skiing since she was 3 years old.   She attended CU Boulder, where she met her husband, Noah Klug (of The Klug Law Firm, LLC, located in Dillon), also a Colorado native.   While in college, she spent a year studying in Spain and completed 2 majors and a minor in 4.5 years!   After college, she lived in Seattle while Noah was stationed in Japan as an officer in the Navy.  The couple then married and moved to Rhode Island and Texas.  When Noah was honorably discharged in 2003, the couple moved home to Colorado.  After Noah completed his law degree in Denver the couple moved up to Summit County in 2007 and has no plans to leave ever again.  Kristina & Noah welcomed a son Jack in 2008 and another son Sam in 2010.  Kristina began a Master’s Degree in School Counseling in 2009 and completed it in August of 2011. 

She serves on the board of Lake Dillon Preschool; she is the co-chair for the Lake Dillon Preschool Fundraising Committee (currently planning the 6^th Annual Ladies Night Out, May 11^th 2012).  She also works at Curves in Frisco, is the office manager for The Klug Law Firm, and is starting an administrative consulting business, when she is not raising her two rambunctious little boys! 

Being crowned Ice Princess would be the icing on a very sweet cake!   Look for Kristina on the mountain trying to learn to telemark ski (yikes), shopping at Target and chasing her boys around Dillon!

      Jennifer McConnell is a true Colorado native; she was born and raised in Littleton, Colorado and has been calling Summit County home since 2000. Growing up, she spent her weekends riding the ski bus, heading to the mountains and learning to ski with Buffalo Ski Club.   After graduating from Metro State College with her first Bachelor’s degree, she moved to Summit County with her brother who joined the Summit County Sherriff’s Department.   After many years of living in Summit County, odd jobs during the summers, and ski patrolling during the winter, Jennifer headed back to school to become a nurse. Now after eight years of service at St. Anthony Summit Medical Center, with the last five years working as an emergency department nurse, Jennifer is the Director of the Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner’s Program. She and a team of exceptional nurses provide medical care to victims who have been sexually assaulted. Jennifer loves being a nurse and always finds room in her heart for every patient she cares for. Currently, Jennifer is applying to Nurse Practitioner school and hoping to become a provider here in Summit County. Like most Summit Countians she enjoys a wide variety of outdoor activities year-round: skiing, snowshoeing, hut trips, hiking, rafting, and mountain and road biking. Jenn’s most loyal followers are her two yellow Labradors.   She wins their votes with the dog treats she constantly carries in her pockets and she’ll win your votes with her warm personality because there’s not an icy bone in her body.