pierre@azlro.org
Pierre has been an active club member since 2008, and progressive involvement as trail master, council member, treasurer and official AZLRO Seamstress
Rick Bucher has been part of the AZLRO family since the early 2000s, when he joined behind the wheel of a 2003 Discovery 2. Today, most members know him through Kate — his 2012 Supercharged Range Rover — and through the work he puts into the club on and off the trail.
kelly@azlro.org
Kelly attended the first AZLRO trail run in Tucson in 1996, and has been an active member ever since. She purchased her first Range Rover in 1996. She has traveled extensively in her Land Rovers, as far north as British Columbia, as far south as Guatemala and all the way to the east coast of Virginia.
Kelly has been an AZLRO trail leader for many years. Served on the council and worked on many rallies in the past.
Currently she owns a 1992 Range Rover and a 2023 Defender.
jlanuez@mac.com
As a 20-year enthusiast, long-time club member, and Trail Leader, I understand the work it takes to manage this club, the issues we face maintaining long term members, and how to put on high-quality events.
MYNOR J CASTRO
As a Council Member, I bring that same spirit of service, teamwork, and problem-solving to the role. I believe strong organizations are built by members who are willing to contribute, collaborate, and support one another. My goal is to help preserve the adventurous spirit, technical knowledge, and strong sense of community that make the Arizona Land Rover Owners Club such a rewarding organization to be part of.
ByPierre LeBlanc
June 15, 2026
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