Al Fedorak retired in 2019 after a varied and fruitful career. He began as a high school physics and work education teacher for 25 years and then moved into vocational ministry. For 8 years he was Ministry Coordinator followed by Executive Pastor of a large church in Saskatoon. In 2005 Al moved to Regina where he assumed the position of Director of Church Development for the denomination to which he belongs. In 2013, he was appointed to the role of District Superintendent of the denomination and held that position until he retired. Al and his wife Joan have two adult daughters and five grandchildren.

Wayne Bernakevitch is happily married for over 50 years with three children and 9 grandchildren. He practiced law for forty two years with McDougall Gauley LLP, thirty seven years as a partner. Over the years he received two Best Lawyer Canada awards, top Governance Lawyer Sask Award and King’s Counsel Designation. Wayne has served on over twenty nonprofit charitable boards and currently serves on the boards of five public companies registered in Canada or the USA. He has also served as  legal counsel to the Grey Cup and World Under-17 Hockey tournament held in Regina. He is the Past President of Regina and District Chamber of Commerce. Currently, Wayne practicies law part time and serves as government appointee to the Saskatchewan Real Estate Commission.

Carla Taylor-Brown was born in Regina and raised on a small mixed farm near Ituna, Saskatchewan. She is an accomplished singer/songwriter and worked for many years in financial services, education and the provincial government. Recently retired, she completed her Bachelor's degree in English from the University of Regina in 2022 and is active in her community and church. Carla and her husband Brad have four adult children and one grandson.