Jeff Snover - Chairman
Jeff Snover, Chairman & Founder
Jeff founded CMFA out of a desire to share the life-enriching benefits of adaptive sports. In addition to volunteering his time as CMFA’s Executive Director, Jeff leads the Cycling program with CMFA Secretary Michael Bishop.
Jeff is retired US Army of 18 1/2 years and was awarded the Bronze Star Medal for his service in Iraq. His retirement was due to an injury that left him paralyzed. During his military career he served as a Supply Systems Technician and reached Chief Warrant Officer 3 right before sustaining injury; the Supply Support Activity (SSA) he ran at Fort Bragg won the Forces Command Best Medium SSA. Snover’s last SSA, the 507th Maintenance Company at Fort Bliss was considered best in class by senior logistics personnel from Fort Lee, Virginia. Holds an associate’s degree in technology from Pierce Community College in Washington State.
Jeff’s motto is: “My injury wasn’t a roadblock … just a speedbump.”
Scott Winkler - Vice Chairman
Scott Winkler, Vice Chairman and Co-Founder
Scott is an Operation Iraqi Freedom combat injured veteran. Since his return he has worked his way onto the US Paralympic Team. His place was secured by having broken the shot put world record three times in his class. At the Para Pan-American games in Brazil in August of 2007 he earned the gold medal in shot put and the bronze medal in discus for the American team. Scott donates his time to CMFA to mentor and inspire others like himself to discover adaptive sporting. He is also a Certified Level 1 U.S. Track and Field Coach.
Scott’s motto is: “If you believe, you can achieve.”
If you would like more information about Scott, visit his website… http://www.scottwinklerusa.com
Michael Bishop, Secretary
Michael is CMFA’s Cycling and Bowling coach. He is a veteran from Fort Bragg 82nd Airborne, ’96 to ’98. He graduated in 2005 with a degree in Animal Science from Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College and currently lives in Beech Island, South Carolina with his wife of five years and their three teenagers. He owns a cattle farm and rides his handcycle six days a week.
Pamela Wooten, Board Member at Large
Brett Ardrey, Board Member at Large
