Aaron Moss

Born and raised in Colorado, Aaron Moss has been a dedicated member of the Rocky Mountain Color Guard Association for 25 years. His journey into the world of color guard began during his high school years at Arvada High School. From there, his passion grew as he marched with esteemed groups such as Signature Independent World and Opus X Independent World.

Over the past two and a half decades, Aaron has made a lasting impact on the Colorado color guard community by teaching and mentoring at numerous programs across the state. His instructional resume includes Standley Lake H.S., Broomfield H.S., Douglas County H.S., Wheat Ridge H.S., Solstice Winter Guard, Fossil Ridge H.S., Highlands Ranch H.S., and Monarch H.S.

In 2012, Aaron became one of the founding directors of Anesidora Winter Guard. His mission was to create a safe and supportive space where performers could be themselves and thrive while doing what they love. Aaron is deeply committed to ensuring a positive and meaningful experience for every member.

Currently residing in Thornton, Colorado, Aaron works as a maintenance technician/specialist for a property management company in downtown Denver. He is also the proud owner of a growing home improvement business. Outside of work and color guard, Aaron enjoys traveling, snowboarding, spending time with friends, and relaxing with his two beloved dogs, Jaxon and Jade.

Natasha Terrell

Natasha began dancing at the age of 3 and was a competitive dancer from ages 6 to 18. In the fall of 2002, she joined the Pomona High School color guard, where she helped them win four CBA state championships and was a WGI Scholastic World Finalist in 2003, 2004, and 2005. She has also performed with Oracle Winter Guard (IW) in 2006 and Opus 10(10 and IW) Winter Guard from 2009-2013 and again in 2017. Since 2006, she has been a dedicated member and choreographer for Oracle Performance Ensemble. She began working with Anesidora Winterguard in 2012 and became co-director of the organization in 2023.

Xander Caven

Xander is excited to continue in his role for the 2026 season as the Director, Program Designer, and Choreographer of Anesidora A. Xander has been involved in the marching arts since 2009 as a performer, designer, choreographer, RMCGA Member at Large, RMCGA Vice President and consultant for multiple programs around the state of Colorado. Xander performed with his high school program and shortly after decided to spin independently with the following groups; Mysterium, Solstice Winterguard, Rise Winterguard, Opus X, Malachi Independent, Oracle Performance Ensemble and Invictus. Xander has also been teaching in the RMCGA circuit for over 10 years with various scholastic groups such as Prairie View High School, Eaton High School, and Monarch High School. Currently, Xander is one of the Directors at Legacy High School.