President: Holiday Heller
Contact: MountainBearDems@gmail.com
Holiday Heller has a vision to move the democratic club into the technology driven world. She brings executive management experience that will help her lead organizationally and strategically. Holiday also has a background in event planning which she is using to engage a wider group of people and build membership. Holiday’s family has a long history of civic engagement in Duarte and she is excited to bring her passion for preserving the democratic process and creating equality to the mountain community. Holiday Heller is currently a Real Estate Transaction Coordinator as well as an In Home Supportive Services provider. She is excited to be a part of a club of like minded neighbors who want to make a difference and have fun doing it!
Vice President: Laura Bloomberg
Laura joined the club in 2025 in search of a community of like-minded people who shared her enthusiasm for connection, service, and local engagement. From the start, she immersed herself in opportunities to contribute. first by helping share news and information through social media, and soon after by supporting projects, events, and day-to-day needs across the club. She brings a strong belief in the power of community, communication, and service. Whether organizing details behind the scenes, spreading the word about upcoming activities, or lending a hand wherever it’s needed, Laura is committed to helping the club stay informed, engaged, and connected. She is grateful to be part of a team of people who care deeply about their community and is excited to continue supporting the club’s mission in meaningful and practical ways.
Treasurer: Dennis Cobb
Dennis and his wife purchased their home in Lake Arrowhead in 1995, after looking for a home “where we want to be”, not necessarily near his job. He worked for about 25 years in the Semiconductor Equipment industry, both as an engineer and an engineering manager. He then continued to work, in San Diego, and later in Pacoima after they were mountain residents. When he retired in 1995, he obtained a real estate license and continues to fool around with that. When he joined the Mountain Bears Democratic Club he had no intention of becoming an officer, or participating other then going to meetings and paying dues. But, the horrifying specter of Trump back in the White House has given him pause, so he decided to participate a little more in the club. Since he took accounting classes 50 years ago at CSUF, it seemed that Treasurer was a natural job for him.
