Estela Torres moved to Jackson Hole in 1981 from the Chicago area, and holds a bachelor’s degree in Liberal Arts from Marquette University.  Estela is a second-generation Mexican –American, is bilingual and bi-cultural, and loves both languages and cultures.   She served as a board member of the LRC for five years, and is committed to continue the mission and services of the LRC.  Estela has two daughters and three grandchildren, who are the light of her life.

Born in Argentina, Sonia has been part of Jackson Hole Community since 2000. After completing her degree in Tourism Management from the University of El Comahue, Patagonia, Argentina, Sonia began her professional life working in the hospitality industry and continued it once she arrived in Jackson.  At the Latino Resource Center since June 2009, Sonia's language skills- she is fluent in Spanish, English and French- is only one of the many contributions that she makes to LRC.  Having lived in many different countries she really understands what it means to live abroad and how difficult it can be to integrate into a new community. Always eager to share her experiences and help people become an active member of Jackson Hole, Sonia embodies the Latino Resource Center's Mission of facilitating the integration of Latinos into the greater Jackson Hole Community.