Staff

NoPhotoTamara Greene, Legal Assistant to Randall Gaylord & Amy Vira

Tamara Greene moved to San Juan Island in 1993.  She originally joined the Prosecutor's office in 1996 as a temporary hire.  She moved on to work in SJC Board of County Commissioners office from 1997 until November 2004.  At that point, Tamara married and started a family.  Once the kids were in school, Tamara realized she missed the atmosphere and camaraderie at the County. Luckily, in 2015, there was an opening at the Prosecutor's office. Outside of the office, Tamara enjoys her time with her family, gardening and riding her horses. 
Kim LambieKim Lambie, Legal Assistant (District Court)

Kim Lambie is a legal assistant to the Criminal Prosecuting Attorney for District Court. Kim started working for the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office in Phoenix, Arizona, as a high school student and stayed for 13 years! She moved to Washington State in the mid 90’s and joined the San Juan County Prosecutor’s Office. Kim’s love of the outdoors drove her to travel for several years. She rejoined the office in the summer of 2017 and is glad to be back and working with the team! Kim has found a balance with work and her many interests including swimming, riding her bike, playing pickleball and enjoying the outdoors and wildlife watching in San Juan County.  

Kimberly Mapstead, Legal Assistant (Superior Court)

Kimberly Mapstead is a legal assistant to the Senior Criminal Deputy Prosecuting Attorney. She was born and raised on San Juan Island and moved to Seattle for college where she attended Seattle Pacific University. Kimberly graduated with a Bachelor's degree in English Literature in 2013. She has worked on the civil and criminal side of the office and currently is enjoying the faster pace of criminal work. Her passions are exploring the area around through sailing, diving, snorkeling and surfing.

Heather SmithHeather Smith, Legal Assistant (General Civil)

Heather Smith is a legal assistant to the Senior Civil Deputy Prosecuting Attorney. When she was presented with the idea of working for the Prosecuting Attorney’s office, she found it to be an excellent opportunity since she was in transition and moving to San Juan Island. Before this role, Heather worked as an account manager in medical sales. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Hotel and Restaurant Administration and Business Administration from Washington State University. In her spare time she enjoys running, skiing, boating and spending time with her family. 

NoPhoto Audrey Hansen, Victim Advocate

Audrey Hansen moved to the San Juan Islands with her family in 2012. She had a successful career in retail sales in Seattle and locally before joining the Prosecutor's office in 2017. Audrey is passionate about her role of assisting the community navigate through the criminal justice process and providing resources for those in need. When Audrey is not working, she enjoys spending time with her family, taking island drives and visiting the local beaches and farmer's market. She loves the peace and tranquility that island life provides. 


NoPhoto Nancy Vejvoda, Victim Advocate

Nancy Vejvoda has been a part of the Friday Harbor community for the past 29 years. She has a diverse background working in mental health, education and the private sector. Nancy worked in the District Court office prior to joining the team in the Prosecutor’s office. Nancy enjoys spending time with family and friends, especially her dog Manny. She supports many organizations including the American Legion Auxiliary. Nancy believes it’s important to give back to the community.