Meet the Board

Amanda Dayton owns Enhanced Beauty and Wellness Clinic and has been a dedicated member of the Purcellville business community for nearly 10 years. Passionate about holistic wellness, she brings valuable insight to the Main Street initiative. In her free time, she enjoys time with her husband, three kids, and their animals on their farm near Purcellville. She is eager to support local businesses and help maintain downtown Purcellville’s charm and vitality.  

Stan and his wife, Allison, are parents to five kids — three in college and 17-year-old twin daughters — and have called Purcellville home for the past three years. They’ve grown to love everything Loudoun County has to offer, from hiking and biking on the W&OD Trail to discovering new wineries and breweries across the region. Life stays full, but they make time to enjoy the pace and beauty of Northern Virginia. Professionally, Stan has spent over 20 years in executive roles — including CEO, CFO, and Managing Director — leading organizations through transformation, growth, and cultural change. He’s built a career helping teams and boards tackle complex challenges, with a focus on strategy, finance, and people. 

Erin Rayner is a member of the Purcellville Town Council with experience in public policy, community leadership, and civic engagement. Originally from Canada and raised in Alaska, she holds degrees in Psychology and History and completed masters degree in Global Security and International Relations. Erin has served in roles including community outreach and leadership development, and she remains active on regional boards and civic committees. She lives in Purcellville with her husband, Kristian, their two daughters, and their puppy. .

Marycel Tuazon has lived in the Mayfair community in Purcellville since 2022.  She recently retired from the federal government where she led major infrastructure and economic development programs around the world.  Prior to her career with the federal government, Marycel served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Central America where she focused on rural development.  Marycel is passionate about community service and is excited to contribute to the revitalization of Purcellville’s Main Street.  When she’s not having coffee at Doppio Bunny or thrifting in town, you may find her riding her bike on the W&OD trail.