About Us,
Chick-fil-A Parker CO
Meet Our Newest Team Members:
Front of House
My name is Ethan Martinez, and I’ve been working at Chick-fil-A since July 2024. I enjoy being part of a team that values customer service and positively impacts our community. Outside of work, I love sports, working out, and doing photography, which keeps me energized and ready to serve with a smile!
Front of House
Hi! My name is Clayton Kollmeyer and I have worked at Chick-fil-A since June of 2024. I currently attend Regis Jesuit High School and I love working at Chick-fil-A. The community at this job is fantastic and I can’t wait for more years to come!
Front of House
I am a 71 year old retired lawyer from Illinois who moved from Illinois to Colorado with my wife, Renee, to be close to my daughter, Olivia, son-in-law, James, and grandson, William. I love Chick-fil-A and I have worked here since early in 2024.
Front of House
Hi! My name is Simonne and I’ve been with Chick-fil-A Parker since June of 2024 and I’ve really enjoyed working here. Our team is incredible, and I love seeing them every week. It’s so cool to see the impact that we have on each guest, and I look forward to bringing smiles to many more faces.
Front of House
Front of House
I’m a very smiling person! I studied for cosmetology, and in the future, I want to open my own beauty salon.
Chick-fil-A Parker
Meet The Owner:
Don Griffin
Don graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 1984. After a 10-year career serving our country as a Naval Flight Officer, he resigned his commission and began work as a production manager for Fresh Express. Inc. Throughout both his Navy and business careers, Don had an entrepreneurial itch. That itch was finally scratched when he and his wife, Wendy, opened Chick-fil-A Parker on May 9, 2002.
As the owner/operator of Chick-fil-A Parker, Don is passionate about using his business to give back to the Parker community. Whether it’s empowering young students through Chick-fil-A Leader Academy or being a means of support and blessing during times of trial or tragedy, he loves to use his platform to benefit Parker.
“I love being part of the fabric of the Parker community — the community that blesses me daily,” says Don. “I am privileged to live, work, worship and enjoy a small town where folks want to get to know each other, and I get to serve and bless my Parker neighbors every day. That’s FUN.”
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