Geralyn Campbell​

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Geralyn Campbell studied Art at Truett McConnell College and North Georgia College.  She has been active in the horse community for over 60 years teaching, showing horses, and pleasure riding.  Over the decades of being a Horseback Riding Instructor, she has worked with Autistic and special needs children and adults.  Geralyn recently worked for Camp Fire Georgia, a nonprofit youth development organization.  For 14 years, she was the Community Programs Director and the Horseback Riding Director.  Among her responsibilities were organizing and managing fundraising events, the scholarship program, and writing grants.  She believes in bringing other nonprofits and the community together to support her organization’s events. Today, Geralyn lives on her family’s farm in Lula, Georgia riding and showing her horse Chantilly, selling antiques and folk art in her shops in Clayton and Clarkesville, and enjoying traveling.