Marianne Christensen is the Health Promotion Manager for Salt Lake County Aging & AdultServices, Active Aging Program. She graduated from Brigham Young University in CommunityHealth Education with a minor in Gerontology. Marianne has worked in many different capacitiespromoting health and exercise among older adults in the community. Most recently she was theHealthy Lifestyles Manager for Highland Cove Retirement Center and the Senior Center Manager atthe Magna-Kennecott Senior Center. Currently, Marianne oversees the implementation of evidence-based programming and other health promotion programs at the 15 Senior Centers in Salt LakeCounty. In her spare time, she enjoysMarianne Christensen is the Health Promotion Manager for Salt Lake County Aging & AdultServices, Active Aging Program. She graduated from Brigham Young University in CommunityHealth Education with a minor in Gerontology. Marianne has worked in many different capacitiespromoting health and exercise among older adults in the community. Most recently she was theHealthy Lifestyles Manager for Highland Cove Retirement Center and the Senior Center Manager atthe Magna-Kennecott Senior Center. Currently, Marianne oversees the implementation of evidence-based programming and other health promotion programs at the 15 Senior Centers in Salt LakeCounty. In her spare time, she enjoysgardening and hiking.
Lee Cherie Booth has worked as a nurse for 30 years. For the last 22 years, she has been with theSalt Lake County Health Department, including 10-years working with the Immunization Program.Lee Cherie helped manage the COVID Contact tracing efforts, along with COVID testing, and wasinstrumental to both the Health Department and the community. When the COVID vaccine wasmade available, she helped with recruiting, hiring, and training all 400+ vaccinators to helpadminister the vaccine in the community.