Board of Directors

After a career in state government, Mitch was finally able to move to Okoboji permanently after enjoying the lake on his many vacations. After his career in government, Mitch took a job at The Inn and enjoyed working there for many years before it closed. Mitch, along with family and friends, enjoy everything that this beautiful area offers!

Robb is a 35 year resident of Arnolds Park, Iowa. He is a retired community banker with 47 years of experience and has served on numerous boards and advisory committees. As a member of the Arnolds Park Library Board, he is most proud of the excellent service provided by the staff and volunteers to our patrons. Robb is glad to serve as a library board member since as an avid reader he feels strongly that a good library makes for a more well-rounded community.

Sandy is a 15 year resident of Arnolds Park. Sandy has been a travel agent for the last 41 years and still enjoys helping people plan their dream vacations. Sandy is an avid reader and enjoys reading all genres of books. Her favorite thing about the library is the friendliness of the staff and the great book selection. In her free time Sandy loves to travel the world and spend time with her family.

Amy Pas is a graphic designer and the owner of Amy’s Sign Design, based in Arnolds Park, Iowa. Since founding the business in 1993 after graduating from the University of Iowa, she has specialized in custom signage and vinyl lettering, proudly serving clients throughout the Lakes Area.

 Amy is married to Dr. Randy Pas, who operates a dental practice in Milford. They have two children and a rescue dog, and together they live—and run Amy’s business—out of the historic Arnolds Park City Hall, originally built in 1932.

Beyond her business, Amy is passionate about giving back to her community. In 2013, she co-founded The Lakes Area Dog Park, a six-acre off-leash park and registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. She also serves as the director of the Imagination Library of Dickinson County, a book-gifting program that mails free books to over 450 local children each month.

In her free time, Amy enjoys golfing, boating, traveling, and spending time with her family.