Members

Head Pagan
Cindy Westfall. I have always felt a deep connection with the numinous in nature, so a large part of being a pagan for me is celebrating the cycle of the seasons, and seeing the sacred in the everyday world around me. To be present and embodied, to be aware of the dance of the world that creates us – this is a part of spirituality that can get lost in our hectic lives, but it’s a center well worth finding.
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Treasurer
Ashley Price. A lifelong Pagan, Ashley joined ADF in 2004 and Apple Branch in 2006, where she served as Grove Organizer and now serves as Treasurer. She considers herself a devotee of Brigid and has a small obsession with mythology and bread. She welcomed a baby girl, Evelyn, in June 2009 and spends what little free time she still has sewing, baking, and blogging.
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Secretary
Heather Baseler. “What lies beneath?” is a question reflective of my pagan path.  That question has lead me to work with a great group of woman, The Catskin Sisters, in exploring seidhr and spae in the Asatru tradition.  I’ll likely always be seeking something but Asatru has given me the foundation in which all things are possible.
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Pagan Hord
Scott Baseler. As the comic relief for the grove, I take great pride in having a one liner for nearly every occasion.  I’m Asatru with an appreciation for Loki. What a surprise.
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Tamilia Reed. I am an Eclectic Witch who has been in a constant state of discovery and awe since I started on this path in 1998. My interest in both Celtic and Norse reconstructionist ritual forms and magickal practices brought me to Apple Branch Protogrove on Lammas 2008. I have had a great time learning and celebrating with Apple Branch!
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