Chapter Contact Information

Chapter Mailing Address: PO Box 697 Sedona Arizona, USA 86339-0697

President: Bob Gillman - 928-282-0825 or President

Vice President: Jack Baxter - 928-284-3766 or Vice President

Secretary:  Secretary

Founding President: Mary Marie Satterlee -  Mary Marie

Officer Bios

President Bob Gillman has been dowsing for the past nine years. Since 1998 he has managed the chapter databases and provided miscellaneous support activities. He is the web site designer and webmaster for the Verde Valley Chapter and the Southwest Dowsing Conference. He was Co-Director of the 2000 Southwest Dowsing conference with Michele Fitzgerald. He served as registrar and handled many other areas of support for the 2003 Conference. He is a Basic Dowsing School Instructor for the Southwest Dowsing Conference in 2003 and for the Senzar Learning Center since 2002 

Vice-President Jack Baxter has been dowsing for more than 20 years and is an accomplished dowsing tool fabricator. He's an accomplished water dowser and has been an associate of Ed Stillman, Past Chapter President, in their water location business in Northern Arizona for more than 7 years. He learned how to dowse from Zavoy Harvalik and participated in his experiments on the influence of electromagnetic energy on dowsing. He is a past President of the Zavoy Harvalik ASD Chapter in Virginia, has been a Basic Dowsing School Instructor at both the West Coast and Southwest regional dowsing conferences. He has been a member of the ASD Southwest Dowsing Conference committee for the past three conferences.

Founding President Mary Marie Satterlee is a lifetime member of ASD. A trustee from 1985 to 2004, she has been active in many capacities at more than 65 dowsing conferences. In the past, she has been Dowsing School Director and teacher, presenter, director and /or co-director for the West Coast Conference, and she continues to serve on the West Coast Conference Committee. She chaired the Annual Convention at Danville, Vermont in 1988 and 1989, and received the coveted Dowser of the Year award in 1989. She served as ASD Trustee Secretary for two years, and Vice President of the Southwest region for two years. She founded the Verde Valley chapter and was its first president. She also served six years as president of the San Jose Chapter.

Past President Michele Fitzgerald taught herself how to dowse twenty-two years ago when she happened upon a pair of L-rods and an instruction book at a Sedona bookstore. Michele has a special interest in earth energies and has spoken on the subject at the West Coast, Mid-south and National dowsing conferences. She currently serves as the director of Senzar Learning Center, where she uses dowsing to help clients solve a wide range of problems, and teaches advanced dowsing applications to students from across the United States and the United Kingdom. She has been the Vice-president of the Verde Valley Chapter for the past eight years. She was co-director of the 2000 Southwest Dowsing Conference with Bob Gillman.

Past President Ed Stillman was the president of the chapter from 1994 - 2004. He has been a professional water dowser in Northern Arizona for 20 years. He has also been a presenter at the ASD West Coast Conference for the last 20 Consecutive years and a Basic Dowsing School instructor for the last 14 years. He, with Mary Marie Satterlee, directs the Basic and Specialized Dowsing Schools of the Southwest Dowsing Conference. Ed is retired from both a private practice in clinical biofeedback and from Lockheed-Martin Co. As ASD Scientific Advisor, he has done research in the brainwave activity of dowsers while dowsing and has published articles in the ASD Journal.  He is currently ASD Education Advisor and sits on the Board of Trustees for the Water for Humanity Project of ASD. He was named ASD Dowser of the Year in 1999.

Past Secretary/Treasurer Carolyn Stillman was the Secretary/Treasurer of the chapter for ten years. She is married to Ed Stillman. Carolyn is a home and remodel designer in Sedona, Arizona. She incorporates feng shui and her work with the spirits of the land into all of her home designs. In addition to studying architecture, she has studied feng shui with Catherine Metz, Shawn Xenia, and David Howie. Carolyn is a skilled dowser and combines her feng shui knowledge and noxious energy solutions to enhance the livability of her clients' homes. She is the Director of both the 2003 and 2005 Southwest Dowsing Conferences sponsored by the Verde Valley Chapter and held in Flagstaff, AZ.