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The Friends of the Casey Jones Trail Association advocates for the development of the Casey Jones State Trail and maintenance of the existing trail, which is owned by the State of Minnesota and managed by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR).

The dream for this group is to have a multi-seasonal, multi-use trail to run diagonally from the southwest corner of Minnesota to the Minnesota River: A trail of over 100 miles. With other trails groups in the region creating trails as well, there is potential for a vast, interconnected series of trails crisscrossing Southwest Minnesota!

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Meet the Board Members

  • Myron Koets

    PRESIDENT
    DIRECTOR

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  • Sheila Crowley

    SECRETARY
    DIRECTOR

    Sheila Crowley is the Secretary for the Casey Jones Trail and a full-time communications specialist at the Southwest Regional Development Commission in Slayton, MN. She and her husband, Glenn, are proud parents of three children and have been blessed with 10 grandchildren. The Crowleys reside in Fulda, where Sheila is also actively involved in the community as the president of the Slayton Area Chamber and a member of the Slayton Women of Today. Sheila’s commitment to both her professional and community roles reflects her dedication to improving the lives of those around her.

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  • Coleen

    BOARD MEMBER

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  • Maike Houser

    TREASURER & PR
    DIRECTOR

    Maike Houser is a dedicated treasurer and public relations professional for the Casey Jones Trail, where she plays a key role in promoting local initiatives and community engagement. In addition to her work on the trail, Maike is a leading real estate agent in Southwest Minnesota, known for her expertise and commitment to helping clients find their dream homes. Outside of her professional endeavors, Maike enjoys spending quality time with her husband, Alex, and their two children on their farm. The Houser family shares their home with a variety of animals, including five horses, which are a cherished part of their rural lifestyle.

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