Family Service Society, Inc. names New Officers and Welcomes New Board Members
January 17, 2020
MARION, IN (January 17, 2020) – Family Service Society, Inc. recently elected new officers and added a new member to its board of directors, as board members Patsy Lutton, Amie Ott, Steve Sapp and Devasena Srikanth all completed their board terms.
New officers for the board include: Michelle Bunker, chairperson; Josh Baker, vice chairperson; Cindy Fortney, treasurer; and Darren Reese, secretary.
“Family Service Society, Inc. has been fortunate to have a wide variety of community representation serving on our board,” said newly appointed Board of Director’s Chair, Michelle Bunker. “Mrs. Lutton, Mrs. Ott, Mr. Sapp and Mrs. Srikanth are amazing individuals who have served in a capacity which has made our organization stronger and created a vision for the future. Their solid leadership has created opportunity for future board members to continue to lead the charge to change lives for good. We are looking forward to Andy Miller and Steve Quaderer’s input as we move into our next century of serving children, adults and families.”
Family Service Society, Inc. is pleased to welcome Andy Miller, CFO of Earthwise Plastics, Inc. and Steve Quaderer, Principal of Mississinewa High School to the Board of Directors in 2020.
“We are excited to have Andy and Steve joining the Board of Directors of Family Service Society, Inc.” stated President/CEO, Lisa Dominisse. “As we are always grateful and extremely appreciative to the service provided by those board members terming off, and saying good bye is definitely hard, adding new members always creates opportunities for new ideas, a fresh perspective and new innovation to our organization.”
If you are interested in volunteering your time and talents through board or committee membership, please contact Jenny Artherhults, (765) 662-9971 x 106 or jartherhults@famservices.com.
For more information about the services provided by Family Service Society, Inc. and the mission we serve, please visit www.famservices.com.
Andy Miller is the CFO for Earthwise Plastics Inc. where he enjoys working with a fantastic team of talented people who continuously look for and work toward efficiency improvements and growth opportunities. He lives in Kokomo with his wife Susanne; they have four children Bryan, Dylan, Kevan, and Megan. Although Andy lives in Kokomo, he has worked in Grant County for much of his career and has formed many friendships and business relationships in the area. Andy holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering Technology from Purdue University and an MBA from Indiana University. Andy serves as the Treasurer for Habitat for Humanity of Grant County. He recently joined the IU Kokomo Chancellor’s Advisory Board and the Gas City Area Chamber of Commerce Board.
Steve Quaderer is Principal at Mississinewa High School. Steve believes that learning is a lifelong process in which all people can be successful. Steve completed is undergraduate degree from Manchester University where he studied education and played baseball and football. He earned his Masters from Indiana Wesleyan University. Steve’s wife Kacey is a Mississinewa grad and a lifelong resident of Grant County. Steve and Kacey have two boys, Nolan and Kallen. They love spending time at the boys athletic and academic events. In his free time, Steve enjoys serving at church in various ways, volunteering time as a youth coach, and spending time with his family and friends.
New officers for the board include: Michelle Bunker, chairperson; Josh Baker, vice chairperson; Cindy Fortney, treasurer; and Darren Reese, secretary.
“Family Service Society, Inc. has been fortunate to have a wide variety of community representation serving on our board,” said newly appointed Board of Director’s Chair, Michelle Bunker. “Mrs. Lutton, Mrs. Ott, Mr. Sapp and Mrs. Srikanth are amazing individuals who have served in a capacity which has made our organization stronger and created a vision for the future. Their solid leadership has created opportunity for future board members to continue to lead the charge to change lives for good. We are looking forward to Andy Miller and Steve Quaderer’s input as we move into our next century of serving children, adults and families.”
Family Service Society, Inc. is pleased to welcome Andy Miller, CFO of Earthwise Plastics, Inc. and Steve Quaderer, Principal of Mississinewa High School to the Board of Directors in 2020.
“We are excited to have Andy and Steve joining the Board of Directors of Family Service Society, Inc.” stated President/CEO, Lisa Dominisse. “As we are always grateful and extremely appreciative to the service provided by those board members terming off, and saying good bye is definitely hard, adding new members always creates opportunities for new ideas, a fresh perspective and new innovation to our organization.”
If you are interested in volunteering your time and talents through board or committee membership, please contact Jenny Artherhults, (765) 662-9971 x 106 or jartherhults@famservices.com.
For more information about the services provided by Family Service Society, Inc. and the mission we serve, please visit www.famservices.com.
Andy Miller is the CFO for Earthwise Plastics Inc. where he enjoys working with a fantastic team of talented people who continuously look for and work toward efficiency improvements and growth opportunities. He lives in Kokomo with his wife Susanne; they have four children Bryan, Dylan, Kevan, and Megan. Although Andy lives in Kokomo, he has worked in Grant County for much of his career and has formed many friendships and business relationships in the area. Andy holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering Technology from Purdue University and an MBA from Indiana University. Andy serves as the Treasurer for Habitat for Humanity of Grant County. He recently joined the IU Kokomo Chancellor’s Advisory Board and the Gas City Area Chamber of Commerce Board.
Steve Quaderer is Principal at Mississinewa High School. Steve believes that learning is a lifelong process in which all people can be successful. Steve completed is undergraduate degree from Manchester University where he studied education and played baseball and football. He earned his Masters from Indiana Wesleyan University. Steve’s wife Kacey is a Mississinewa grad and a lifelong resident of Grant County. Steve and Kacey have two boys, Nolan and Kallen. They love spending time at the boys athletic and academic events. In his free time, Steve enjoys serving at church in various ways, volunteering time as a youth coach, and spending time with his family and friends.
