Andrea (Andi) Lyman - Webmistress/Member Support Available via e-mail 24/7, but don't expect an answer for up to 48 hours! Hey, life is short and I might be out on 2 wheels living it! Ask me about the Road Guardians program :-)

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Would you like to volunteer your time and talent to help reduce motorcycle fatalities?
Email info@accidentscene.org to find out how!

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ASMI Board of Directors

Vicki Roberts-Sanfelipo, RN/EMT - ASMI Director/Lead Instructor/Instructor Trainer/ASMI Board Chairperson Vicki is the Author of "A Crash Course for the Motorcyclist" She established the non-profit organization Accident Scene Management, Inc. in 1996 in order to reduce injuries and fatalities to motorcyclists through First Response training. She acts as Director of ASMI yet today. Vicki has worked for over 25 years in a variety of settings throughout the hospital from Critical Care to the Operating Room. She is currently working at Waukesha Memorial Hospital for the Department of Surgery and is a licensed EMT. Vicki teaches CPR, Defibrillators, and First Aid for the American Heart Association. She has been riding her own motorcycle for over 20 years and has completed the MSF's Experienced Rider Course. She is a life member of A.B.A.T.E. of Wisc., Charter Member Central Wisc. H.O.G. & member of Kettle Moraine H.O.G., Motorcycle Riders Foundation, BOLT, Patriot Guard, St. Croix Valley Riders, The Iron Butt Association & the American Motorcyclist Association.

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Suzanne Martens, MD - Sheboygan Co. Emergency Medical Director/ Chair of Wisconsin's Physicians Advisory Council
Dr. Martens is Board certified in Emergency medicine and practices at St. Nicholas Hospital in Sheboygan, WI. as well as Infinity Healthcare in Mequon, WI. She serves as vice-chair of the SE Wisconsin Trauma Advisory Council. She received her Pre-Med education at Marquette University in Milwaukee, WI, completed her residency, internship and Emergency Medicine residency at the Medical College of Wisconsin and served her Emergency Medical Services Fellowship at Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte, NC. She has received honors in the Alpha, Omega, Alpha Medical Society.

Her many memberships include the American College of Emergency Physicians, American Medical Association (AMA), National Association of EMS Physicians, and Society for Academic Emergency Medicine. In addition to her participation in the Regional Trauma Advisory Council, Dr. Martens is a member of the State EMS Physician Advisory Committee and Sheboygan EMS committee.

Dr. Martens' interest in ASMI was peaked when she invited Director, Vicki Sanfelipo, and her husband, Tony “Pan” Sanfelipo to present the professional series class “Anatomy of a Motorcycle Crash” to the Sheboygan County EMS as part of their continuing education. Serving the community in a way that reduces injuries and fatalities is Dr. Marten’s goal in life. To read more about her Associations and presentations, click here.

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Lacie Shook, Attorney
(pictured with Supreme Court Justice Prosser)

 

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Ed Moreland - Vice President of Government Relations American Motorcyclist Association.

The AMA is the world’s largest motorcycle membership organization with nearly 300,000 individual dues paying members. AMA represents riders before lawmaking bodies at the local, state, national and international levels. Ed currently represents the AMA before the US Congress, the Administration and the United Nations. Ed has served on the Commission for Mobility, Transport, Road Safety and Public Policy of the Federation Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM) since 2002. Additionally, Ed was recently named to the Federal Highway Administration’s newly formed Motorcycle Advisory Committee. Prior to joining AMA, Ed worked on the professional staffs of two members of the US Congress. Ed earned a BA in political science from the University of Minnesota. Ed has been an avid motorcycle rider for over 20 years. Ed has been with the association for nine years.

 

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Robert Ritter, MSF Chief Instructor - NIU MC Safety Project Coordinator

Robert (Bob) Ritter originally from Baltimore, Maryland has 50 years experience riding a motorcycle. Bob spent 10 years in the Baltimore City Fire Department and Ambulance Service. While still in the Fire Department, Bob started a 14 year relationship with ABATE of Maryland and AMA District 7 as their Legislative Representative and formed a joint lobbying coalition of motorcycle organizations. In 1983, Bob started teaching courses for the Maryland Motorcycle Safety Program as an MSF Instructor. In 1985, he became the Training Specialist for the Maryland Motorcycle Safety Program and in 1986 Bob received his MSF Chief Instructor Certification at Illinois State University in Normal, Illinois. Then in 1992 Bob moved up to the position of Administrator for the Maryland Motorcycle Safety Program. In 1996, after 13 years with the Maryland Program, Bob became the Director of the Northern Illinois University Motorcycle Safety Project where he presently works. Bob has offer ASMI classes to his instructors and range aids for three years. He is a member of the State Motorcycle Safety Administration (SMSA). In addition, Bob has 7 years experience as an American Red Cross volunteer instructor teaching AED, CPR and Advanced First Aid. N10RAR1@wpo.cso.niu.edu

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Chris Hawver, MBA