Jocelyn is a San Diego native and moved to Rancho Penasquitos in 1991. She is a graduate of San Diego State University with a Bachelors Degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in Finance. She is a top producing Real Estate agent and has been in the industry for 20 years and is currently with The Avenue Home Collective servicing the entire county, but especially the I-15 Corridor which includes Rancho Penasquitos.
In 1996 she was Miss Rancho Penasquitos and served the community at local events and represented PQ at the Fairest of the Fair pageant at the Del Mar Fair coming in 1st runner up.
She joined the Rancho Penasquitos Town Council to serve the community that she and her family know and love. Her two daughters Sofia & Ava both attended Deer Canyon Elem, Mesa Verde Middle School and Sofia just graduated from Westview High School.
In addition to the RPTC, she is also on the board for the Rancho YMCA, Catholic Charities San Diego, AREAA San Diego (Asian Real Estate Assoc, is a member of the Lion’s Club La Jolla, and a founding member of Silayan Filipina, she also volunteers at her parish Our Lady of Mt. Carmel. She is a co-host of “The Neighborhood SD,” a real estate and lifestyle TV show. In her spare time, she and her husband Jay can be found cheering at their daughters’ basketball games, enjoying coffee and conversation with friends, and even having fun dancing on TikTok.

Lived in PQ for a combined 8 years. Mount Carmel graduate 2011. My major experience is in cyber security, litigation, and logistics. I am most passionate about animal welfare, nature, and helping others facing difficult times. My goals are to one day start a non-profit to hold large companies accountable for their environmental impacts and to form a small scholarship fund to send low income students to trade schools. Former volunteer of the dolphin project, mercy for animals, invisible children pq, & beautiful mission beach.

Frank Xu is the current President and co-found of Californians for Equal Rights Foundation, which promotes equal opportunities for all Americans. He is also the founding president and current board member of SDAAFE, which has served local Chinese for more than 7 years in San Diego County. He served as the Statewide Finance Chair for the No on 16 campaign, which successfully defeated Proposition 16 with a margin of 57.2% vs 42.8%. He has been committing his time and effort to the community since late 2013. After organizing several rallies against discrimination towards the Chinese community, he realizes that the only way to empower the community is to serve and get involved. He was a board member of Educational Technology Advisory Committee and Budget Review Advisory Committee in Poway Unified School District. He also served as an alternate board member of County of San Diego Health Advisory Board, a board member in La Jolla Presidents’ Lions Club and his own home owner association.

Resident of park village since 1997, grew up near sdsu, health researcher, mother of four (all PUSD graduates), longtime volunteer and exec team member on nonprofit boards including PTA/San Diego Crew Classic/MotherToBaby.

Lifelong PQ resident.

Scott was born in West-central Indiana, when he graduated from high school, he le) the farm to join the Marines. Scott has been from cost to cost, many countries, to include his favorite, Japan. Scott served tours in Iraq, Qatar, and Kuwait. Scott and his family have seled in Ranch Peñasquitos, where his daughters aend school at Sunset Hills Elementary. His wife, a Kimono Ambassador for San Diego’s Japanese businesses and community events.

From Rancho Bernardo. Lived in Torrey Highlands since 2001. Member of the RPTC for 5 years.