Officers on the Health Center Commission for Chesterfield County are: chair, James B. Cowan; vice chair, Michele A. Stoll; and secretary, James A. Shultz. New members are: Steven L. Micas and James G. Kalanges. Janice H. Dial was appointed to a second four-year term. James R. Copp will serve his unexpired term.
New officers for The Richmond Chapter of the International Facility Management Association are: president, Jeff Bradley with Valcourt Building Services; vice president, Tom Wood with Service Master of Richmond; secretary, Jim Mallon with Dominion; and treasurer, Ken Coll with LPS/Lender Processing Services.
New officers on the board of directors for Challenge Discovery Projects are: president, Dan Niccolucci with The Whiting-Turner Contracting Co.; treasurer, Mitch Holmes with Ricoh USA; and secretary, Ed Kuhlmann with Kings Dominion. New members are: Olivia Tillerson with MeadWestvaco Corp. and Greg Mitchell with Williamson & Wilmer, Inc.
Officers to the board of directors for Senior Connections, The Capital Area Agency on Aging are: chairman, Willis A. Funn with the Henrico County Health Department; vice chairman, Rebecca M. Ringley with State Farm; treasurer, R. Larry Lyons, retired president of Central Virginia Bank; and secretary, Rita J. Randolph with Dominion Resources Services Inc. New members are: Duriechee Friend with Owens & Minor Inc. and Michelle Johnson with Charles City County. Advisory Council members are: chairman, Marilyn H. West with M.H. West & Co. Inc., Sheryl Herndon with White & McCarthy; Charelle Price with the Hanover County Department of Social Services; Randy Schulkers, a community and local government leader; and Joan B. Wood, a retired professor and gerontology consultant.
New officers for the Virginia Bankers Association are: chairman, William Couper with Bank of America; and chairman-elect, Jeffrey M. Szyperski with Chesapeake Bank.
Directors and officers for The Fisher House Foundation of Richmond, which supports the Richmond Fisher House as a home away from home for families of veterans receiving care at the McGuire VA Medical Center, are: chairman and director, L. Holmes Ginn IV of BB&T; vice chairman and director, James C. Cosby of Vandeventer Black; secretary and director, Thomas M. Gates of U.S. Trust; treasurer and director, Hilbert W. Wilkinson III of Harris, Hardy & Johnstone; director, Scott D. Landry of Highland Growth Partners; director, Jonathan R. Price of Davenport & Co.; director, Charles G. Brown of Lindsey & Co.; and ex-officio director, Wayne H. Walker, Fisher House manager.
New officers for the Alzheimer's Association Greater Richmond Chapter are: president, Matt Harper with MeadWestvaco; vice president, Dianne Denny with The Crossings at Bon Air; treasurer, Marie Kolendo with Genworth Financial; and secretary, Brenda Mitchell with Crater Community Hospice. Frank McCarthy of Visiting Angels of Northern Neck & Middle Peninsula also was elected to the board to serve a two-year term.
New officers for the Virginia Transit Association are: president, Ron Rordam, mayor of Blacksburg; vice president, Patricia Woodbury, Newport News councilwoman; treasurer, Michael Carroll, general manager of the Greater Lynchburg Transit Co.; and secretary, Alfred Harf, executive director of the Potomac & Rappahannock Transit Co.
Lois Broadwater has been elected president of the Richmond Music Teachers Association. Other members of the executive board are: Jennifer Scott, Melissa Hawks, Betty Ann Spiers, Ellis Dunton, Sharon Stewart and Rita Gulliksen.
CCHASM has expanded its service area to include Chesterfield, Colonial Heights, Hopewell and Prince George County. The new officers to the executive committee are: chair, John Goss; vice chair, Chris Sovine; treasurer, Clark Evans; secretary, Helen Hughes; and CEO, Sharon Juozapavicius. Other board members are: Nancy Bloodsworth; Bob Cassada; Lynne Foote; Andrew Fulghum; Ed Garrett; Chris Lonon; Linda Melvin; Beth Moore; David Smith; the Rev. William Terry; and James "Allen" Thompson Jr.
Nancy Hargroves has been installed as third vice president of National Garden Clubs Inc. She will help guide the national organization and work to advance its mission of promoting civic and environmental responsibility as well as a love of gardening and floral design. Her responsibilities include chairing several of the group's national programs including the organization study committee and the award of excellence initiative. She is a member of the Salisbury Garden Club and has been a member of the Westham Garden Club.
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