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David Gerany brings decades of hands-on experience in construction, real estate, insurance, and business ownership. He spent 25 years as a Texas-licensed Real Estate Inspector and 20 concurrent years as a Texas-licensed Insurance Adjuster and Agent. Though now retired from both professions, he maintains the ability to reinstate his licenses through continuing education.

From 1981 to 1996, David owned and operated multiple retail locations, gaining 15 years of experience in business management, operations, and customer service.

From 1996 to 2021, he owned and operated a residential remodeling company as a general contractor. During that time, he continued to hold both his inspector and insurance licenses while running the business full-time with a team of 2–6 employees. David personally served as lead carpenter, painter, and cabinet maker, bringing a hands-on approach and deep practical expertise to every project.

Heather Baxa is a proud Shoreacres resident, neighbor, and small-community advocate who believes local decisions should always put residents first. As a homeowner deeply invested in the future of our city, Heather understands how important fiscal responsibility, transparency, and long-term planning are to protecting both our quality of life and our property values.

With a degree in Science and Communications and over a decade of experience in customer-focused leadership roles, Heather has built her career on listening, problem-solving, and bringing people together. She has worked closely with clients, teams, and leadership groups to create clear strategies, improve accountability, and ensure goals are met responsibly and sustainably.

Heather believes strong communities are built on open communication and informed decision-making, not rushed processes or limited transparency. She is committed to making sure residents are heard, facts are fully examined, and the long-term interests of Shoreacres families remain the priority.

Above all, Heather believes Shoreacres is worth protecting. She is dedicated to thoughtful leadership that preserves our independence, strengthens our financial stability, and keeps our community strong for generations to come.

Ryen Baxa brings seven years of experience in Refuse Management, where he has specialized in reporting, accounting, and operational transparency. Throughout his career, he has demonstrated a strong commitment to financial accuracy, process improvement, and clear communication.

As a Project Manager in the home improvement industry, Ryen has successfully led and managed multiple teams, overseeing projects from planning through completion. He has built a proven track record in organization, leadership, team development, and community advocacy.

Ryen plays an integral role on this committee by helping ensure financial oversight, accountability, and responsible management of resources.