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LEADERSHIP
HUNTINGDON
COUNTY
CLASS OF 2007 YEARBOOK
HUNTINGDON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
MAY 24, 2007 COMMENCEMENT
HUNTINGDON COUNTRY CLUB
RT. 26 SOUTH, HUNTINGDON, PA
Leadership Huntingdon County
Leadership Huntingdon County is designed to stimulate positive commu-nity change through leadership training; training that will identify, involve,
educate and motivate leaders. The program prepares committed and quali-
fied individuals to assume leadership roles, and further enhances the abilities
of existing leaders while exploring critical issues facing Huntingdon County.
The leadership program is designed to stimulate a commitment and responsi-
bility to serve which will strengthen our communities and enhance the quality
of life in Huntingdon County.
This leadership program includes a variety of educational approaches includ-
ing lecture, debate, case studies, skill building, "hands on" experience, team-
work, site visits, fact finding, and problem solving for issues facing our com-
munity. Issues that are examined include community heritage, local govern-
ment, tourism, transportation, economic development, health care, human
services, arts and heritage. Members of each leadership class are expected to
participate in the development and execution of a community service project.
Class members commit to participation in a nine month leadership program
consisting of one Saturday retreat, eight Thursday evening classes, and two
Saturday field trips. A Kickoff Reception in September and Graduation Ban-
quet in May round out the program. Leadership Huntingdon County is op-erated by a nine member Leadership Steering Committee.
Steering Committee members are Debra Gregory, Richard Stahl, Michael
Dudley, Lisa Roth, Helen Pyzowski, Ray Chambers, Mark Gutshall, Chris-
tine Maxwell, and Heather Dubbs. Two retiring charter members of the Steer-
ing Committee are Yvonne Martin and Duane Stroman.
While the Class of 2007 is the fourth graduating class, planning for Leader-
ship Huntingdon County began in 2002 when the need to develop and
strengthen community leadership became a goal of several organizations, in-
cluding the Huntingdon County Partnership for Economic Progress (PEP),
Huntingdon County Chamber of Commerce, and Penn State Cooperative Ex-
tension.
Acknowledgement of Appreciation for Support
The Leadership Huntingdon County Steering Committee acknowledges and thanks these individuals and
organizations that supported program arrangements or provided in-kind services during the 2006-07 year:
§ Huntingdon County Commissioners; Chair - R. Dean Fluke, Larry O. Sather, Roy E. Thomas
§ Huntingdon County Partnership for Economic Progress
§ Huntingdon County Chamber of Commerce for administrative services
§ Huntingdon County Planning & Development Department
§ Huntingdon County Career & Technology Center
§ Huntingdon County Historical Society
§ Broad Top Area Coal Miners Historical Society
§ Mount Union Historical Society
§ Orbisonia Area Historical Society
§ Juniata College Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership
§ Huntingdon County Business & Industry
§ MeadWestvaco
§ Mutual Benefit Group
§ Penn State Cooperative Extension in Huntingdon County
§ Stone Church of the Brethren
§ Jim Wills, Photographer
Leadership Huntingdon County Alumni
Class of 2006
Class of 2005
Class of 2004
Kenneth Clemenich
Grace Coffman Michael E. Dudley
Patricia ‘Ann’ Dunlavy
MaryLou Gilliland
Angela Harbst
Anna Harris Megan Launtz
Colleen McLaughlin
Christine Sambuco Maxwell
Jennifer Stahl
Chad States Deborah Tkach
Susan Ulrich-McLaughlin
Brian Young
Dianne Fortson
Amy Foster Debra Gregory
Carl F. Jaymes
Catherine Komir
Brandon Brown
Ray Chambers John Clark Jr.
Melody English
Michael Fleck
Bruce Lane
Erik J. Lindberg
Roy Nagle
Lawrence L. Newton
Mary Scott
Richard E. Stahl
Kelly Turlish Jim Wills
Bryan Yingling
Kati Csoman
Heather L. Dubbs
Catherine Hahn Galene F. Harkleroad
Deborah Higgins
Jackalyn S. Bayer
Malcolm Kim Burket
Cynthia Clarke Heather Crayosky
Dawn M. Cressman
Sara Kirk
Martha Marsh Helen Pyzowski
Derek Ross
Lisa Roth
Lisa Seeley
Thomas E. Weaverling Rebecca Ann Weikert
Sharon Yocum
Leadership Huntingdon County Class of 2007
Keri Aurand
Roger Briggs
Rosann Brown
Steve Carper
Janet Chambers
Claudia Conrad
George H. Conrad III
Dan Crotsley
Patty Endres
Karen Foust
Linda Frehn
Bill Gearhart
Susan Harry
Christina Hartman
Robin Binder Heath
Susanne House
Donna Marcotte
Jane McManus
Judy McMullen
Scott Price
Lori Schouppe-Wright
Cheryl Shope
Congratulations!
We wish to thank all our guest speakers and presenters for their time and commitment to Leadership Huntingdon County.
Leadership Huntingdon County Schedule 2006-2007
DATE SESSION DESCRIPTION TOPIC
September 21, 2006 New Class Reception Kickoff Reception for Class of 2007 with
Huntingdon County Commissioners
September 23, 2006 Leadership Retreat Leadership Skills & Team Building with Pat
Shope, Penn State Human Resources
October 19, 2006 Session #1 Business and Industry Open House
at JCEL & HCB&I, with Mike Dudley, MBG
October 28, 2006 Field Trip #1 Local History and Heritage with Jennifer Stahl, Huntingdon County Historical Society
November 9, 2006 Session #2
Local Government and Community Planning
with Glenn Stampfle, Huntingdon Borough
Council and Richard Stahl, Huntingdon County Planning and Development
December 14, 2006 Session #3 Diversity Understanding with Dianne Fortson, Mt. Nittany Medical Center
January 11, 2007 Session #4
Health, Human Services, and Housing with
Duane Stroman, Juniata College and Chris
Gildea, J.C.Blair Memorial Hospital
February 8, 2007 Session #5 Arts In the County with Ilona Ballreich, Hun-tingdon County Arts Council and Barb Tilden, Huntingdon Area High School
March 8, 2007 Session #6 Education Opportunities with Dr. Thomas
Kepple, Juniata College and Ray Chambers, Penn State Workforce Development
March 31, 2007 Field Trip #2
Recreation and Tourism with Dwight Beall, Ray-
stown Lake Army Corp. of Engineers and Sean
Waddle, Huntingdon County Visitor’s Bureau and Janice Rodgers, Lake Raystown Resort, Lodge and Conference Center
April 12, 2007 Session #7
Criminal Justice System and Conflict Manage-
ment with Robert B. Stewart, III, District Attorney
May 10, 2007 Session #8
Putting Leadership to Work with Debra Gregory,
Penn State Cooperative Extension and Richard
Stahl, Huntingdon County Planning & Development
May 24, 2007 Graduation Project Presentations and Commencement
“Our leadership project team was
composed of life-long residents of
Huntingdon County, those who had
lived elsewhere and returned to the
area and one person who had cho-
sen to relocate to Huntingdon. We
were all enriched, on some level, by
the broad-based information we
received about the multiple opportu-
nities, resources, activities and pro-
grams Huntingdon County has to
offer. The class also gave us the
opportunity to meet people of vari-
ous ages and professions who we
may not have otherwise been fortu-
nate enough to meet. What a great
experience!”
-Donna Marcotte,
Class of 2007
Keri Aurand
Keri resides in Huntingdon
Occupation/Profession: Policy Processor for Mutual Benefit Group
Education/Training:
-Graduate of Huntingdon Area High School
Community Involvement:
-served as a member of Huntingdon Com-
munity Center Board
-past VP of the Employee Association at
Mutual Benefit Group
Special Interests/Hobbies:
-Shopping and attending races
Roger Briggs
Roger resides in Hesston, Penn Township
Occupation/ Profession: Manufacturing Manager, FCI in Mt. Union
Education/Training:
-B.S. - Texas A&M University- Industrial
Engineering
Community Involvement:
-VFW Teener League Baseball
coach/manager, 12 years
-VFW Teener League Board of Directors
-Pennsylvania Motorcycle
Safety Program Rider coach
Special Interests/Hobbies:
-Hunting, fishing and riding motorcycles
Rosann Brown
Rosann resides in Oneida Township
Occupation/Profession: Graphic Designer and Print Publications
Director for Juniata College
Education/Training:
-B.A. in Graphic Design, Seton Hill College
Community Involvement:
-Rotary International
Special Interests/Hobbies:
-Painting, gardening, and traveling
Steve Carper
Steve resides in Huntingdon
Profession/Occupation:
Owner, All American Pizza and Subs, Inc.
Education/Training:
-B.A. - Penn State University-
Marketing and Management
-Associates Degree-
Penn State University-
Business Administration
Community Involvement:
-Member in Huntingdon County
Chamber of Commerce
-Member Masonic Lodge 300
-Member in Boy Scout Troop 29-
Merit Badge Counselor
-Active with P.R.I.D.E.
Special Interests/Hobbies:
-Hunting, fishing, and traveling
Janet Chambers
Janet resides in Hesston, Penn Township
Occupation/Profession:
Vice President of Marketing, Kish Bank
Education/Training:
-B.A.-Michigan State University-
Marketing
-Past adjunct professor at Delaware County
Community College
Community Involvement:
-Board Member, Huntingdon County
Chamber of Commerce
-Chair, Partners for Economic Progress
(PEP), Marketing Committee
-Steering Committee Member, Chamber of
Commerce 2007 Mayfest
-Member, Huntingdon County Rotary
Special Interests/Hobbies:
-Traveling, skiing, and boating
Helen Pyzowski speaks
during the Kickoff Reception.
Team Trail Mix
Team Members:
(L-R) Bill Gearhart, Steve Carper, Susanne House, Lori Schouppe-Wright, Keri Aurand
Project:
The “Trail Mix” team examined the issue of tourism and outdoor recreation. Specifically, we wanted to
address three factors: increasing awareness of the opportunities currently available, adding to those opportunities,
and developing “critical mass” and inertia to bring more tourists to the region and to keep them coming back. We
researched and discussed how several towns in other areas of Pennsylvania and the northeast successfully made
the transition to become an eco-tourist destination.
We examined several possibilities, including developing themed “tour packages,” such as a “family tour,”
“hiking tour,” “history tour,” “fishing tour,” “bird-watching tour,” as well as developing an “outdoor decathlon”
event. While those ideas were attractive, we chose to address the immediate need for a mountain biking shop in
the Huntingdon County/Raystown Lake region to capitalize on the new mountain biking trail being constructed
around the lake by the US Army Corps of Engineers.
The team worked to build on efforts by the Juniata Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership (JCEL), Hun-
tingdon County Business and Industry (HCBI), and the Raystown Lake Visitor’s Center to help entrepreneurs
take advantage of grant money that’s available to start such a business. Team Trail Mix worked closely with
JCEL, reviewing and updating a mock business plan and making it available on the JCEL website so those inter-
ested would have a starting point for reference. The team then developed a request for proposal (RFP), identified
potential entrepreneurs and media outlets, distributed the RFP throughout Pennsylvania, and assembled the RFP
responses from interested entrepreneurs.
After reviewing the responses, the team plans to interview the candidates and make a recommendation to
JCEL on which proposal should be awarded the grant.
Claudia T. Conrad
Claudia resides in Huntingdon
Occupation/Profession: Administrative Officer for Huntingdon County Children’s
Services, supervising the Fiscal Department
Education/Training:
-B.S. - University of New Orleans- Biology
-Certified Child Welfare Direct Service
Worker by the Dept. of Public Welfare
-Currently pursuing an Accounting degree
through DuBois Business College
Community Involvement:
-Secretary, Standing Stone Elementary PTG -Member Hdn. Cty. Heroin Task Force
Special Interests/Hobbies:
-Camping, hiking and traveling with family
and continuing education
George H. Conrad III
George resides in Huntingdon
Occupation/Profession: Policy Processor for Mutual Benefit Group
Education/Training:
-B.A. - Univ. of New Orleans- Economics
-Associate in Regulation and Compliance
Associate in Insurance Services
-Currently pursuing a Chartered Property
and Casualty Underwriter designation
Community Involvement:
-President of Mutual Benefit Group’s
Employee Association
-Member of the Huntingdon Lions
-Member of the Benevolent & Protective
Order of Elks
-Member of the Loyal Order of Moose
Special Interests/Hobbies:
-Fishing, camping, and hiking
Daniel E. Crotsley
Dan resides in Penn Township
Occupation/ Profession:
Owner/Operator Leased to Landstar
PA Army National Guard (Retired 20 years)
Education/ Training:
-Graduate of Huntingdon Area High School
-Graduate of US Army Infantry School
-Fire Direction Control School
-Indirect Fire Safety Officers School
-Nuclear- Biological- Chemical Defense
Officer/ NCO School
-63T10 Bradley Fighting Vehicle School
-Newly elected Officials Course
Community Involvement:
-Penn Township Supervisor
-Treasurer, Steppingstones Sunday school
Special Interests/Hobbies:
-Hunting and Riding 4 wheelers
Patricia S. Endres
Patty resides in Calvin, Union Township
Occupation/Profession: Claims Representative,
Mutual Benefit Group
Education/Training:
-Graduate of Southern Huntingdon
County High School
-Many Business related Certificates
-Certificate in Excel & Word from
Hagerstown Community College
Community Involvement:
-PRIDE, United Way and
Junior Achievement Volunteer
Treasurer for Hearts Two
(Support US Troops)
Special Interests/Hobbies:
-Sports, crafts, and spending time
with family and friends
Karen A. Foust
Karen resides in Alexandria
Occupation/Profession:
Borough of Huntingdon Secretary
Education/Training:
-Management Certificate- Juniata College
-Certified Government Secretary
Community Involvement:
-Board Member- Alexandria Borough-
Porter Township Joint Sewer Authority
Special Interests:
-Walking
Linda Frehn
Linda resides in Brady Township
Occupation/Profession:
Accounting Officer/ Credit Manager for
Allensville Planning Mill
Education/ Training:
-Certificate in Management-
Penn State University
Community Involvement:
-Volunteer- Valley View Haven Activities
-TOPS #437 Huntingdon- Treasurer
Special Interests:
-Hiking, cross-country skiing, and reading
Team Huntingdon Insights
Team Members: (L-R) George Conrad, Jane McManus, Rosann Brown, Judy McMullen, Janet Chambers
Mission Statement:
Provide qualitative information on Kindergarten through 12th grade schools to aid in life changing decisions.
Project:
The focus of our team is community development and education. The project that we selected is to gather qualita-
tive information on K-12 schools to assist people in choosing a school for their children. We developed a question-
naire to address various topics that someone unfamiliar with a school would have trouble knowing. The main top-
ics are safety issues, class size, quality of education, outside of school activities, and other miscellaneous items.
The specific questions came out of interviews with Human Resource managers from local employers as they deal
with these types of questions in recruiting employees from outside the area.
We had the questions answered by the Huntingdon School District, Juniata Valley School District, Mount Union
School District, Southern Huntingdon School District, and the Calvary Christian Academy. Once the information
was gathered, we published it on the website maintained by the Huntingdon County Planning and Development
Department, http://www.huntingdonarea.info.
Our hope is that people moving to Huntingdon County or others that are evaluating schools can use our informa-
tion to pick the best school for their children. We also believe this will be a tool for employers and real estate
agents to use.
Bill Gearhart
Bill resides in Walker Township
Occupation/ Profession:
Software Development Manager/
Technical Writer
Education/Training:
-B.S. - Carnegie Mellon University-
Technical Writing and Editing
-Graduate classes (9 credits) towards a M.S.
in Telecomm. at the Univ. of Pittsburgh
-BMC Navigators corporate leadership
course, Univ. of Texas Exec. Ed. program
-US Coast Guard Merchant Marine License,
Operator of Un-inspected Passenger Vessel
Community Involvement:
-Friends of Raystown Lake
-Little Juniata River Association
Special Interests/ Hobbies:
-Fishing, boating, hunting,
Susan M. Harry
Susan resides in Shade Gap
Occupation/Profession:
Owner of Orbisonia True Value Hardware
Education/ Training:
-Associate Degree- Hagerstown Community
College
Community Involvement:
-Shade Gap Borough Tax Collector
Special Interests:
Traveling, and grandchildren
Christina Hartman
Chris resides in Huntingdon
Occupation/Profession:
Associate Director, Conference & Events,
Juniata College
Education/ Training:
-B.S. in Business Administration &
Communications, emphasis in Marketing
Community Involvement:
-Chamber Business Dev. Committee
Special Interests:
-Crafts, music and cooking
Robin Binder Heath
Robin resides in Penn Township
Profession/Occupation:
Attorney/Partner at Andrews & Beard
Education/Training:
-B.A., University of Pennsylvania
-J.D. University of Notre Dame
Community Involvement:
-Former member (2004-07) Huntingdon
County Library Board
-American Association of University
Women
-Moose
Special Interests/Hobbies:
-Creative writing and reading
Susanne House
Susanne resides in Huntingdon
Occupation/Profession:
Assistant Director, Juniata College Center
for Entrepreneurial Leadership (JCEL)
Education/ Training:
-B.A. - Shippensburg University
-Certificate of Completion from
Penn State- Harrisburg- Economic
Development Course in PA
Community Involvement:
-Huntingdon Young Professionals
-Huntingdon County Business and Industry
(HCB&I), Staff Liaison and
Marketing Committee
-Partners for Economic Progress (PEP) -
Marketing Committee
-Raystown Development Committee
Special Interests: -Spending time with family, (especially
niece Madison and nephew Taylor), music,
movies, TV, and reading
Donna M. Marcotte
Donna resides in Walker Township
Occupation/Profession:
Owner, Donna Marcotte Consulting,
providing business writing services
Education/ Training:
-M.A. - University of Houston- applied
English linguistics
-B.S. – Univ. of Pittsburgh- Info. Science,
minors in communications and psychology
-e-Professional with Master CIW Designer,
So. Meth. Univ. Adv. Computer Ed. Ctr.
-Various conferences and courses on infor-
mation, user interface and Website design
Community Involvement:
-Member, Chamber of Commerce
-Steering Committee, Mayfest 2007
-Member, Hdn. Health and Wellness Assoc.
-Member, Huntingdon County Arts Council
Special Interests:
-Sports: Steelers football & Pirates baseball
-Arts, crafts, exercise, walking, and yoga
Team Huntingdon County Helping Hands
Team Members:
(L-R) Claudia Conrad, Linda Frehn, Scott Price, Susan Harry, Karen Foust, Patty Endres
Mission Statement:
Through Leadership Huntingdon County, the members of Helping Hands will strive to inform all residents of
Huntingdon County about the importance of volunteering in their communities; that through volunteering, com-
passion and respect for other’s individual diversity will help replace disconnection with understanding.
Project: The members of the Helping Hands group focused on concerns pertaining to Health, Education, and Social Services in Hunting-
don County. The group believed that the “volunteer need” addressed all three areas of concern. Thus began the project plan.
The group discussed how best to handle the project and thought simple was best, so decided to a create directory of agencies in
Huntingdon County that would be in need of volunteers. Much thought was put into how best to inform all residents of Huntingdon County,
and this resulted in three forms of the directory. First, placemats would be made that would include agency names. Second, tri-fold pam-
phlets would be made that included the agency names and phone numbers. Third, a website would be constructed with the most detailed
form of the directory; that would include the agency names, numbers, email addresses, contact persons, and a list summarizing what duties
volunteers would likely participate in. Both the placemats and pamphlets would be distributed throughout Huntingdon County.
Each member of the group contacted several agencies and gathered their specific information. The information was combined
into a master list of agencies. After contacting the many agencies, the group realized that the array of volunteer duties was so vast, that
anyone could find something to volunteer in that was of interest to them.
On April 10, 2007, the Helping Hands group had a proclamation signed by the Huntingdon County Commissioners, proclaiming
April 15-21 as National Volunteer Week.
With the help of other volunteers donating time to the design, draft, data entry, print and distribution of the placemats, pamphlets,
and website, the team was successful in encouraging the residents of Huntingdon County to volunteer in their communities. With the help
of these volunteers, the group was also able to distribute the placemats, pamphlets during National Volunteer Week. Over 10,000 placemats
were distributed to local restaurants throughout the county; and approximately 3,000 brochures were placed in various locations throughout
the county. The website can be accessed by going to the county website, www.huntingdoncounty.net, and clicking on “volunteer opportuni-
ties.”
Team Huntingdon County Helping Hands would like to thank Leadership Huntingdon County for giving us the opportunity to
come together and impact Huntingdon County in a positive way. The team’s “motto” is a quote by Winston Churchill, and defines what the
Helping Hands believe: ‘We make a living by what we do, but we make a life by what we give.’
(Mary) Jane McManus
Jane resides in Huntingdon
Occupation/Profession:
Careerlink Specialist, PA CareerLink
Education/Training:
-B.S. – Colorado State University- Interior
Design, with a minor in Art History
Community Involvement:
-Ambassador for Chamber of Commerce
-Membership Committee- Chamber
-Volunteer- Angel Food Network
Special Interests:
-Sightseeing, traveling,
bingo, and gardening
Judy McMullen
Occupation/Profession:
Business Computer Technology Teacher,
Juniata Valley High School
Education/Training:
-B.S. - Penn State University – Accounting
-PA Teaching Certification-
Indiana University of PA
-MBA, St. Francis University
Community Involvement:
-BASICS Huntingdon County
Special Interests:
-Golf, and gardening
Scott R. Price
Scott resides in Cassville
Occupation/Profession:
Sales Manager, Price Motor Sales
Education/Training:
Southern Huntingdon High School
Certified Sales Professional 2001-07
Community Involvement:
-Trough Creek Valley Fire Co.- Rescue Lt.
Trough Creek Valley Lions Club- President
Cassville United Methodist Church
Special Interests:
-Golf, and Disney movies
Lorenn Schouppe-Wright
Lori resides in Walker Township
Occupation/Profession:
HCB&I Keystone Innovation
Zone Coordinator
Education/Training:
-B.A., Juniata College- Education
Community Involvement:
-Junior Girl Scout Troop 115 leader
-Stone Church Hand Bell Choir
Special Interests:
-Quilting, rubber stamping,
and outdoor activities
“To quote Winston Churchill, ‘We make a living by what we do,
but we make a life by what we
give.’ Through the Leadership
Huntingdon County program, we the members of the Helping Hands
group have been given the oppor-
tunity to help educate the public in
the areas of our county that need volunteers. Without a volunteer, (a
person who voluntarily undertakes
or expresses a willingness to serve
without monetary compensation) most organizations and programs
would not be successful.”
- Patricia S. Endres,
Class of 2007 Cheryl E. Shope
Cheryl resides in Marklesburg
Occupation/Profession:
Banking, Vice President, Huntingdon
Regional Market Manager, Kish Bank
Education/ Training:
-Several Finance, Real Estate
and Retail Banking certifications
-Graduate, Huntingdon Area School District
Community Involvement:
-Huntingdon Community Center Board Secretary
-Rotary
-Support various youth activities, -Vice President of Bearcat
Baseball Boosters
-Advisor for Woodcock Valley
UCC Youth Group
Special Interests:
-Novice Golf Enthusiast, skiing, volleyball Orbisonia-Rockhill Furnace Field Trip
The Business Daily Team
Team Members:
(L-R) Dan Crotsley, Chris Hartman, Cheryl Shope, and Donna Marcotte
(Absent from picture: Roger Briggs and Robin Binder Heath)
Project:
As the business development project team, we began by meeting with representatives from the Juniata Center for
Entrepreneurial Leadership (JCEL) and Huntingdon County Business & Industry (HCB&I) to learn about current
interests of the Huntingdon area business community.
Our team, now named “The Business Daily”, chose a project centered around assessing both the business commu-
nity’s and general public’s interest in having more frequent and detailed business content—perhaps a regularly
occurring business section—added to the local newspaper, The Daily News.
We had an initial meeting with The Daily News to discuss the project and get input from them. Then we conducted
two surveys: one of business leaders in the Huntingdon area and another of general Daily News readers. For great-
est access for general readers, we conducted both an Internet-based survey and in-person surveys at Raystown
Lake Region Home & Garden Show and Mayfest, an annual local festival.
Both business and general readership surveys were well received and results showed strong support for more busi-
ness content. A report of the survey results was prepared and presented to The Daily News and copies of the final
report were provided to area business groups that provided input and helped with survey distribution including,
JCEL, HCB&I, Huntingdon County Chamber of Commerce, and the Huntingdon County Visitors Bureau.
Kickoff Reception at the
Huntingdon County Courthouse
Debra Gregory, Chair
LHC Steering Committee and Facilitator
Business and Industry Open House
At JCEL and HCB&I
Tourism and Recreation Field Trip,
Huntingdon County Visitors Center
Criminal Justice System and
Conflict Management Session
Leadership Huntingdon County
Steering Committee Members 2007 (Seated L-R) Chair - Debra Gregory, Members - Helen Pyzowski, Ray Chambers, and Mark Gutshall
(Standing L-R) Secretary/Treasurer - Richard Stahl, Vice Chair - Michael Dudley, Members - Lisa Roth, Christine Maxwell,
and Heather Dubbs
Beacon Lodge Leadership Retreat
“As individuals we joined the Leadership Program, investing
our time and talents; but, we will leave richer in knowledge, friendships and as more concerned citizens to help lead and
follow to further enrich our county.” - Jane McManus, Class of 2007