The Cosmic Awareness Communications Team

 Vikki has been the bedrock cornerstone for CAC, her life's work. She and founder Avaton handled operations with Jon Strongbow as an in house organization. Jon worked as a contractor, completing the trio's volunteer (non-salaried) unit. from 1971 until the internet came on the scene. After that, various input people carried CAC into the computer age, leaving two grooves in the path from the backs of Vikki's heels--she is not a fan and describes herself as having "the Midas touch in reverse" when she works tech areas.
V Sharpe: questioner, energizers, design editor
She and her husband were CAC members for decades and they were some of the very few people that visited with Vikki and Avaton in person (a fine time was had by all) She and Michelle do the current event sessions and she has the gift of follow up questioning that few people have. She also makes the "sway" format mailings so folks can read them on their phones, etc.

Dave has been with CAC for over 5 years and loves spending time outdoors, especially fishing and taking his boat out along the Washington coast! With years of experience across many different industries, Dave brings valuable knowledge and expertise that benefits both CAC as an organization and its members. And did we mention he absolutely loves to fish?!

Dave proudly served in the United States Army & Navy and later drove semi-trucks across the country, gaining a wide range of skills and experiences along the way. He's the kind of person who can fix or figure out just about anything—and if he doesn't know the answer, give him a day or two and he'll find it! Dave is loyal, dependable, and always willing to lend a hand. He is devoted to his wonderful wife and is always looking for ways to support both her and the members of CAC.

Allison Clark is the second longest CAC support person (after founder Vikki T). She first started working at CAC HQ in 1999 (her sophomore year in high school) and has been Vikki's support person through all the years since.

Aside from her CAC support duties, she has a thriving therapeutic massage business, huge vegetable garden and is raising her daughter, Cady, so she's a very busy lady and CAC is lucky to have her still working with us.

Michelle became CAC's Interpreter in February 2015, but her connection to the organization goes back to childhood. Her parents joined in 1979, when she was three, and she grew up reading Revelations with a dictionary in hand and forming an early bond with Avaton and Vikki T. Homeschooled alongside her sister Rachel, Michelle had room to pursue her interests early — she recognized her own higher-sense perception gifts as a child and began serious esoteric study by age 10.

In her early twenties, she drifted from CAC and her family for nearly a decade, a period of major personal transformation. By her thirties, settled in the Pacific Northwest, she reconnected with Vikki and Avaton, who welcomed her back. After Avaton's passing, Vikki T brought Michelle on as an interpreter alongside Will Berlinghof.

Since then, Michelle's role has grown alongside her commitment to CAC's mission and community. Alongside Vikki T and V Sharp, she has helped carry the organization forward through loss and change — a resilience that continues to define CAC today.