Board Members

Vicki, President of Logan’s Landing, enjoys her role immensely. She has served on the Design Committee and Board of Directors for several years, chairing events like “Celebrate” and “The Taste.” By day, Vicki is an Interior Designer and entrepreneur, running “Interior Designs by Vickie” in Logansport for over 20 years. When not volunteering, you can find her installing draperies and blinds.

Terri Brazzle, a lifelong resident of Logansport, is married to Curt and a proud mother to Jessica and grandmother to Kate and Satchel. With over 25 years of experience as a Merchandise Buyer at JC Penney and an entrepreneur, Terri has honed her business and leadership skills. She has served as Executive Director of the Mary Dykeman Guild and on various boards, including the Chamber of Commerce, United Way, Big Brothers Big Sisters, and Habitat for Humanity. Actively involved in her community, Terri is a member of the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the VFW, All Saints Catholic Church, and the Italian American Club. As Executive Director of Logan’s Landing, she brings expertise, enthusiasm, and advocacy. In her leisure time, she enjoys gardening and spending time with her grandchildren.

Sandi Korreckt, Vice President of Deposit Operations at Logansport Savings Banks and Vice President of Logan’s Landing, has been serving customers in Cass and surrounding counties for 23 years. A lifelong resident of Logansport/Cass County, she is a dedicated mom and grandma, passionate about her family, career and community service. Sandi has held various roles at Logan’s Landing, including committee chairman and Secretary of the Board. She mentors students, teaches financial literacy, and is active in numerous organizations like Indiana Banker’s Association, Junior Achievement of Cass County, Logansport Chamber of Commerce, and Rotary Club.

Michele, a seasoned Certified Public Accountant with 37 years of experience, is the Treasurer of Logan’s Landing and serves on its Board of Directors. She has run her home-based business, “Hardy’s Tax and Accounting Services,” for 17 years. Michele has three adult children and three grandchildren, including twin girls and a grandson. She enjoys family time, boating, camping, and exploring the countryside in their UTV. Michele is eager to contribute her expertise and enthusiasm to Logan’s Landing both professionally and as a volunteer.

Diana Moody Brown is a dedicated volunteer serving the community of Logansport with unwavering commitment and passion. Moving from California, Diana settled in Logansport in 1981 where she raised her family and became deeply involved in various community initiatives. As the secretary of Logan’s Landing for seven years and Little Turtle Waterway Corporation, Diana has been instrumental in fostering growth and progress in our community. Her love for animals’ shines through her involvement in animal rescue efforts spanning from Great Pyrenees dogs to elephants. With over 15 years of experience at Judy’s Goodlife Emporium, a downtown business, Diana is determined to see businesses flourish.

As a lifelong resident of Logansport, I recently retired from my role in Human Resources for the City of Logansport and am now enjoying newfound freedom. I have always been passionate about making Logansport a place of pride, offering great education, quality healthcare, family entertainment, employment opportunities, adequate housing, and impressive public safety. I believe strong downtown development is key to a great city. Joining the Logan’s Landing Board allows me to support efforts to enhance our downtown activities, shopping, and community gatherings.

Stephanie, Community Liaison at Tyson Foods and a veteran realtor with Pacesetters Real Estate, serves on the Logan’s Landing Board of Directors. After 14 years in banking, she focused on improving Cass County through advocacy. She co-organizes the “Squeal on the Eel” festival, donating proceeds to non-profits. Active in numerous organizations, including the Logansport Chamber of Commerce and United Way, Stephanie is dedicated to community service. She enjoys spending time with her husband, Jesse, and their three children. Her passion is making Cass County a better place to live, work, and play.

Tom considers himself the "old Man" on Logan’s Landing Board of Directors and a lifelong resident of Logansport. He and his wife started the Pear Tree Gallery at the corner of Fourth and Market Street in downtown Logansport. He recently retired and sold the business to new owners. Tom enjoys his time with his four "very energetic" grandchildren and doing volunteer work in the community. Besides being a long-time small business owner, Tom has been a hot air balloon pilot, radio DJ, Executive Director of Logansport Junior Civic Theater and has acted in over 20 regional theater productions. He has recently been a significant partner in the restoration of the old railroad depot at Little Turtle Waterway and the new Urban Park. He loves downtown Logansport and is excited with all the new things that are happening in his special small town.

Nikki, a lifelong resident of Logansport, graduated from Logansport High School. She owns Trees Camera Shop, which she purchased in 1974, and The Nest, established in 1984 to sell gifts. Her businesses have been staples in downtown Logansport for over 50 years. Nikki has two children and six grandchildren. She enjoys family time, is an active member of Calvary Presbyterian Church, participates in a bible study group, and works out at the Logansport YMCA.

Jessica Shannon, an active member of Logan’s Landing Board of Directors and Economic Vitality committee, has loved Logansport since childhood. She now lives and works in Logansport, enhancing the downtown experience. Married to Mike since 2002, they enjoy time with their two competitive swimmer sons, Conner and Lucas. After a 27-year dentistry career, Jessica became a real estate broker at Modern Real Estate, continuing her passion for helping people. In her spare time, she enjoys family, friends, relaxing by the pool, and long walks outdoors.

Christina, a Cass County native, graduated from Lewis Cass High School and Ivy Tech Community College with associate degrees in business administration and accounting. She earned a bachelor’s in Organizational Leadership & Supervision from Purdue. Christina works in Compliance at Logansport Savings Bank and coordinates the JR. Board. She actively invests in her community, serving on the Logan’s Landing Board, State Theatre Board, Women’s Auxiliary, and Cass County Republican Women’s Group. In her free time, she enjoys reading, long walks, yoga, and volunteering.

Thank you, Mark Hartman, for your outstanding dedication and service to Logan’s Landing since 2004, including your leadership as Past President, Treasurer and Organization Committee Chairman. Your contributions are deeply appreciated!

We remember Becki Harris, who passed too soon on July 4, 2024. Becki’s stellar legacy of community involvement and her community-minded spirit will always be cherished. Logan’s Landing honors the memory of an advocate, supporter, and cheerleader. #BeLikeBecki