Senior Village at SaddleBrooke, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit powered by volunteers, proudly recognizes the outstanding leadership of its board of directors. These dedicated individuals play a vital role in ensuring the smooth governance and continued success of services that support residents in aging in place.
We extend our sincere appreciation to all board members: Chair Carol Kiker, Vice Chair Greg Poling, and Directors David Bull, Diane Demeroutis, Kurt McMillen, John O’Brien, and Bonnie Westra. Bonnie recently recommitted to a second three-year term, demonstrating her continued dedication to the mission of Senior Village.
Special recognition goes to David Eisenhauer who is retiring after three years of board service. His contributions have left a lasting impact on the organization, and he leaves with the gratitude of the entire Senior Village community.
The board was recently hard at work in a two-day offsite retreat, updating a five-year strategic plan and establishing goals for the continued service to the people of SaddleBrooke. The needs of more than 2,200 members is a priority to the organization; however, Senior Village also offers the monthly Music Matinee, the annual recycle event, the sale and installation of lockboxes, and other services available to the entire SaddleBrooke community.
As with the many directors who have served over the past nine years, the current board’s commitment, wisdom, and hard work are deeply appreciated. Their collective efforts ensure that Senior Village remains a thriving support system for SaddleBrooke residents.