Governor Kehoe Announces Four Gubernatorial Appointments…

SEPTEMBER 26, 2025

Jefferson City- Today, Governor Mike Kehoe announced four appointments to various boards and commissions.

Robert Goodrich, of Waynesville, was reappointed to the Missouri Propane Safety Commission.

Mr. Goodrich has over forty years of experience in the propane industry, holding several CETP certifications and currently serving as the operations manager for Goodrich Gas, Inc. He has served in leadership roles for various organizations in the industry, including the Missouri Propane Gas Association and the Missouri Propane Education and Resource Council. He also serves his community on the Crocker R-2 Board of Education and as a deacon at the First Baptist Church of Crocker. Goodrich holds a bachelor's degree in geology from Missouri State University.

Rachel Melson Marino, of Riverside, was appointed to the Drug Utilization Review Board.

Dr. Marino currently serves as the director of the Outreach Clinic at Swope Health in Kansas City. She also leads Swope Health's Hepatitis C Treatment and HIV Prevention programs. She chaired the Provider Development Committee for Missouri's Hepatitis C Elimination Plan, leads the MOHEPC Champion Award Committee, serves as a subject matter expert for the National Healthcare for the Homeless Council, and is a member of the National Viral Hepatitis Roundtable's Advisory Committee. Marino earned her Master of Science in Nursing as a Family Nurse Practitioner from the University of Kansas School of Nursing and has also completed her Doctor of Nursing Practice.

Ryan Kruger, of Springfield, was appointed to the Drug Utilization Review Board.

Mr. Kruger, RPh, currently serves as the vice president of operations of PACE and Pharmacy at Jordan Valley Community Health Center. In addition to his demonstrated history of working in the healthcare industry, he has served his community through leadership roles with the Springfield Board of Public Utilities, Children's Miracle Network, the Good Samaritan Boys Ranch, and the Jordan Valley Foundation. Kruger earned his Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy from the St. Louis College of Pharmacy.

Andrea Weisenborn, of Macon, was appointed to the Missouri Developmental Disabilities Council.

Ms. Weisenborn currently serves as a hospice volunteer, having previously worked as an in-home health care worker and for the Macon Parks and Recreation Department. She has a passion for making communities more accessible to people with disabilities, is a Partners in Policymaking graduate, and is a member of People First of Missouri. Weisenborn earned an associate's degree in executive business from Moberly Area Community College.

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