John Aptiz
Attorney, Retired
I hope to offer my skills to strengthen the outreach of this incredibly important organization to save and improve lives.
I hope to offer my skills to strengthen the outreach of this incredibly important organization to save and improve lives.
Serving as a SAVE board member provides an opportunity to build broader community safety nets through education for people struggling with resiliency.
I lost my father by suicide in 2006. Reducing the stigma around mental health awareness is very important to me and being involved in this space.
SAVE was integral to processing my grief after my son died. Their work inspired me to get involved to help others when the unimaginable happens.
I serve on the SAVE Board of Directors to continue learning about, and to help others, deal with the effects of suicide.
Having seen first hand too often the devastating impact suicide has in the communities I’ve served in, I’m committed to being part of the solution.
I joined the SAVE board nearly 20 years ago because I believe suicide is a profound human tragedy that ripples through families for decades.
As one who lost two siblings to suicide I wish to continue to support its critical mission.
A few months after the tragic loss of a dear friend, SAVE’s Executive Director, Erich, approached me about joining the board. I knew it was a perfect fit for me.
Suicide is one of the least-funded leading causes of death in this country. There is so much more we can do on prevention and education.
SAVE’s mission is near to my heart and those whose lives have been impacted by suicide. I am hopeful our service can save the lives of others.
Suicide impacts the work that I do on a regular basis and has also impacted my family directly, so I feel fortunate to be able to serve on the Board.
Suicide impacts the work that I do on a regular basis and has also impacted my family directly, so I feel fortunate to be able to serve on the Board.
Suicide impacts the work that I do on a regular basis and has also impacted my family directly, so I feel fortunate to be able to serve on the Board.