Peak View Staff
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Trish Leone, Office ManagerTrish is Rick's wife and functions in many different capacities for the clinic. She works as a receptionist, technician, and office manager. She has a great interest in neonatal care of the equine patients and in equine reproduction. She is a successful and accomplished horsewoman and has earned numerous national titles in reining. Trish is a great advocate for our equine clientele and understands the emotional and monetary investment in our equine patients. She keeps Rick running and fills in when needed in her different roles at the clinic. Trish and Rick have 2 children, Gabriella and Valentino.
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Brenna Bonjour, Receptionist / TechnicianBrenna started at PV while in H.S. and has worked here 10 years now. She functions as our Senior receptionist and as a veterinary technician. She Brenna also contributes her skills assisting with the managment of our Facebook page and website. Brenna and her husband, Eddie and their children Trenton, Charlee and JoJo.
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Jo Freeland, Veterinary TechnicianJo works at Peak View Animal Hospital to care for the animals entrusted to us. She always keeps the animals welfare as her number one priority. She contributes compassion and technical ability to truly make a difference for our patients. Jo also evaluates and coordinates adoptions for all the stray city animals. She also serves tirelessly on the mobile unit and volunteers for southeast Colorado spay and neuter programs. Jo will assist you in every way she can to assure the best possible care for your animals. She has three children, Crystal, Calen and Lucy, and 3 granddaughters, Keeley and Kinley.
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Cindy Chambers, Veterinary TechnicianCindy has been a part of the Peak View family since 1999. She has a true passion for the animals with several pets of her own. She can relate to the clients on a personal and professional level. Cindy truly bonds with all the animals and puts the animals first. Cindy enjoys managing the Facebook page as well as keeping the public educated on vaccinations and sterilization, just to name a few. Cindy completed veterinary assistant schooling in 2008 and continues to further her education. Cindy is married to husband, Brandon and has resided, with their many animals, in Manzanola for many years. They have 2 children, Brenna and Chance, as well as three grandchildren.
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Myrna Wilson, Veterinary ReceptionistMyrna joined the Peak View family in 1996 and worked through the early years of the business until 2009. She rejoined Peak View in 2018. She was born and raised in the Fowler community Myrna loves and appreciates both small and large animals. Myrna and her husband Cliff share their rural lives with various livestock, poultry, and small animals.
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Tana Jo Pearcy, Veterinary TechnicianTana joined our team in January. She recently returned to SE Colorado, where she was raised, with her one-year old daughter Paisley. Tana enjoys the variation in cases and the unpredictability of mixed animal practice. She is completing her formal veterinary technician certification online. She says, “at home I enjoy my own plethora of animals which include 4 dogs, 3 cats and a horse”.
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Jay Barnard, Large Animal TechnicianJay joined Peak View Animal Hospital after retiring from the Marine Corps. A native of Fowler, Jay spent his childhood working on the farm and raising animals with his family. After 20 years of service to our great nation, he searched for a way he could continue to serve in his community. As the clinic’s Large Animal Technician, he feels as though he has found a good fit. Although he hasn’t had a lifetime of experience with livestock, Jay creates a positive, can-do atmosphere with his caring demeanor and love of animals. He has a son, JJ, who is an aspiring veterinarian.
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